NFM Group has released a new video detailing how to properly pre-treat for and apply their EC Paint to a weapon. While the video was developed with EC Paint in mind, you could easily apply these practices to virtually any weapon or gear paint.
Video concept by: www.designedtofight.com
Long the stuff of movie legend, the shotgun suppressor has been a mythical beast. Sure, they’ve been demonstrated over the years to varying success but they’ve a lot of weight and length to the barrel of the shotgun making them less than ideal.
Just minutes ago, at SilencerCo’s 1st Annual F#!*ING Catalina Wine Mixer, CEO Josh Waldron formally announced the latest addition to their product line; the Salvo 12, a shotgun suppressor.
To be sure, this is great news for the tactical market, but this will mean a lot for the hunters out there as well. This is a great crossover product that I think will help to bring suppressors mainstream in the hunting market. It’s important to get the hunters on board when trying to pass suppressor legislation.
Knox Williams, President if the American Suppressor Association was present at the launch and said, “SilencerCo’s introduction of a commercially viable shotgun suppressor will introduce a new segment of the shooting public to the advantages of firearms suppressors. Forward thinking like this will help ASA and the industry transition suppressors from NFA items to the mainstream.”
Yes, it’s a 12 ga design. Considering the popularity of the 12 ga it was the right move. SilencerCo is open to developing suppressors for additional shotguns but wanted to get this out.
The Salvo 12 is scalable and can be configured by adding sections to customize the level of suppression you’re looking for. It integrates a Removable choke system to attach to your shotgun and uses a system of Rods, baffles and caps to lower the 12 ga report to that of a .22. In a video, we could actually hear the clay pigeon breaking upon impact.
Here are the performance specs provided by SilencerCo.
Coming Fall 2014.
Hogue Gear’s Small Single Rifle Range Bag is capable of securely storing one rifle up to 34″ in length. The nylon exterior features one front zippered pocket and one Velcro outside pocket with three magazine pouches with elastic retention. Reinforced handles, multiple d-ring locations, and an included shoulder strap with non-slip pad allow for multiple carry configurations. The heavy duty YYZ zippers can lock to d-rings for added security. A Velcro loop patch allows for an ID or morale patch.
The interior features a dense foam padding with quilted non-tear brown suede lining which protects a rifle while stored the bag. A nylon stock pouch further secures a rifle when it’s stored in the bag.
Available in Black and OD Green.
www.hoguestore.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=828&products_id=8161
Eric Fine of The Gear Locker is currently holding a crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo to provide ballistic and anti-shrapnel eye protection to the men and women of the IDF currently serving in Operation Protective Edge. The plan is to purchase the eyewear from Numa Eyewear, which will be facilitated by Agilite Tactical in Israel. The end goal is at least $10,000 – $85 will cover the eyewear for a single IDF service member.
www.indiegogo.com/projects/buy-eye-protection-for-the-men-and-women-of-idf
U.S. Patriot Tactical has just announced a new website, with easier, intuitive search, more brands and products, and overall faster loading. To celebrate, they’re giving away a free dog tag set with free shipping to all visitors.
The Brooks-Range Cloak 15 is designed as a lightweight sleeping system, offering a 15-degree temperature rating when paired with virtually any sleeping pad. It weights only 20oz total, with 850 Fill with DownTec treatment, and fits into a 5″ x 15″ stuff sack. Additional features include a full draft collar, pad/foot pocket, and full baffle construction.
Available in ‘Positive Red’.
brooks-range.com/Cloak-15-Blanket
Made up of a crew of British Soldiers, Team MultiCam has been participating all week in the annual Red Bull Romaniacs motorcycle enduro rally in Sibiu, Romania. Prior to the four day rally in the Carpathian Mountains of Transylvania the team must pass a series of Enduro Trials obstacles along the streets of Sibiu.
This Prolog determines the starting order for the next four days in the mountains where each stage of the rally can range from 60 to 120 miles per day through the roughest natural terrain imaginable pushing man and machine to the absolute limit.
As you can see, the team is outfitted in custom MultiCam riding gear, including helmets with art by HydroGraphics Inc and Image Craft.
Here are the video recaps of the first three days of racing.
Day 1 Prolog
Day 2
Day 3
Be sure to follow www.facebook.com/multicampattern for the latest updates.
And oh yeah, one of the bikes will be auctioned off during SHOT Show 2015 to raise funds for charity. We’ll pass along details as soon as they are available.
