Designed specifically for the Streamlight Protac 1L, the Proctor Light Mount is a collaboration with Unity Tactical. Proctor has been using the Protac 1L for some time but it will also fit a Streamlight Protac 2L and Surefire E series lights.
The goal was to keep the light as close to the rail as possible and they’ve done it. It’s so low profile that a folding front sight will sit flat over it. Additionally, it only uses one Picatinny slot.
www.wayofthegun.us/plm-proctor-light-mount
The “Save The World” design has been around for many years but was discontinued in 2014 with plans to bring it back with a fresh, new look.
The redesign has been in the works for months now but with all the new drama surrounding M855/SS109 “Green Tip” Ammunition, Pipehitters Union figured there couldn’t be a better time to re-release this classic design. Show your support by picking up one of these bad mama-jamas on the Pipe Hitters Union website today. Save the world, think green tip!
www.pipehittersunion.com/productdisplay/save-world-think-green-tip
Designed by Mykel Hawke, Survival Expert, TV personality and Retired US Army SF Officer, the HASP features a High Carbon Steel shaft and blade and Micarta handle. A multipurpose tool, HASP stands for hatchet, axe, shovel, and pick. Hawke used it on at least one of his shows.
Features:
– Axe blade
– Spade blade
– Pick head that doubles as a brush hook
– Hand Made in the same factory as the legendary Condor machetes.
– Leather belt sheath
– Bead blasted finish
– Micarta handle scales
– Lanyard hole
Specifications:
– Handle Length: 10.325″
– Overall Length: 19.625″
– Blade Width: 5.5″
Sage Dynamics goes over the GEMTECH Suppressor Bolt Carrier Group.
www.gem-tech.com/store/pc/BOLT-CARRIERS
Ase Utra will be with their German representatives, Helmut Hofmann, stand ( 10.1-428 ) during the MIL/LE event Enforce Tac.
During the regular IWA expo, they can be found over on hall 9, stand 9-242.
Way to go Newsweek. There’s already a legitimate magazine named “Off Grid”.
On the upside, Newsweek did get the former USAF SERE Instructors from Mountain Shepherd to weigh in on a few subjects.
Larry Vickers shared this graphic depicting the Stoner 63A and its variants he got from his friend Mongo.
The Rapid Onset Violence Emergency Response kit, or ROVER, provides first responders with a deployment-ready, suitcase-sized toolkit to efficiently coordinate information, rapidly treat life-threatening injuries and quickly remove the injured. It also fosters increased cooperation between LE and EMS.
“We’ve seen hundreds of active shooter incidents where EMS/fire and law enforcement each set up separate command posts, essentially working in different silos,” says Kingfisher Medical Vice President Bob Otter, a 20-year veteran of the fire service himself. “This scenario can create dramatic and unnecessary delays in getting to these critically injured patients.”
The toolkit lid opens to the whiteboard with pre-printed cues for command staff, as well as information gathering. This keeps all emergency responders on the same page with the number of victims, victim location and other vital treatment information.
It also includes a number of IFAK trauma kits with rapid intervention supplies to treat those most seriously injured. The compact kits are PALS compatible and pre-stocked with life-saving devices, or can be custom configured to the agency’s needs or protocols.
Additionally, ROVER includes the military grade Xtract, a lightweight device that cocoons victims for a faster and safer extraction from the scene. The Xtract folds to the size of a bread loaf, yet is strong enough to lift or drag victims away from the scene with fewer emergency personnel. The Xtract reduces first responder exposure because victims can be rapidly removed from dangerous areas.
