Tactical Walls is currently working on updating their product line with new features. Future products will see the inclusion of magnets, which offer additional mounting options for firearms and other gear and accessories.
They’re also working at replacing the current foam inlay with Velcro hook padding, which allows for a greater degree of customization.
Rogue Gunfighter was displaying their upcoming products at the High Threat Concealment/Rogue Gunfighter Low Vis Demo Day.
MOAB Armor Carrier
Here’s the MOAB low profile Armor Carrier, which first debuted at SOFIC. It features front panel wings for radios, med gear, etc. Clamshell adapters stay in place via internal Velcro on both the Clamshell and cummerbund. They offer additional PALS webbing and two elastic straps for quick access item retention. It’s also configured to accept clip-on backpacks and chest rigs.
The commercial release of the MOAB will include two Clamshells, and the Octopus detachable chest rig and strap. The Clamshell and Octopus also feature their own SKUs and will be available separately.
Octopus Chest Rig and Strap
The Octopus Chest Rig and Strap comes standard with the MOAB Armor Carrier. This allows the rig attached to the MOAB to function as a standalone chest rig. It features two integrated pistol and rifle magazine pouches with PALS webbing for additional pouches. The strap itself attaches to the buckles of the chest rig and features a Velcro loop back pad with a threaded inner liner.
NO Vis Ankle Med Kit
The NO Vis Ankle Med Kit is a padded, low profile medical pouch designed to be worn underneath a pant leg. It utilizes Velcro hook and loop to stay sealed, and folds out to reveal multiple elastic compartments for medical gear, with one of the compartments featuring a Velcro hook strap to secure a pair of scissors. It also features a breathable mesh liner.
Tactical Assault Gear’s Shooter Sniper Rifle Case is a 50″x13.5″ clam shell case designed to filet open as a padded mat; completely unfolded it measures 70″x40″. It comes standard with an ammunition pouch that stores 80 rounds of .308 internally with 12 quick access loops on the exterior. The pouch attaches to either the left or right of the mat via hook and loop. Rubber nonskid is featured at the elbow area for stability. The case also has quick attach stowable shoulder straps made from 1″ webbing.
www.tacticalassaultgearstore.com/
The LWTS – Light Weapon Thermal Sight – is the latest thermal weapon sight from L-3 Insight Technology. It features a 640×480 17 micron uncooled micro bolometer with a 30 hertz refresh rate, compared to 340×240 found in older models. The LWTS is video capable with an output jack. It has an integrated shutter and non-uniformity calibration. Four integrated reticle patterns are boresightable to better than 1 MOA. It’s capable of 2x digital zoom, with adjustment for white or black hot thermal and contrast and saturation adjustment. The LWTS is powered by four AA batteries and is compatible with ACOG and Close Combat Optics.
www.insighttechnology.com/l3-products/light-weapon-thermal-sight-lwts
You don’t see a camouflage polo everyday, especially one in the Italian Vegetato pattern. Available in sizes Small – XXLarge.
Alpha-Tac’s ExtremeBeam line of flashlights now has a modular attachment in the Metal Molle. Designed specifically for use with all ExtremeBeam XT8 flashlights, the Metal Molle turns a normally straight-bodied flashlight into a hands-free angled light with 720 feet of projection and three flexible usage settings. The Metal Molle is constructed from solid bar-stock aluminum and features dual shock pins for additional durability.
The Metal Molle was initially designed for European firefighters, and is a great option for those with wrist dexterity problems looking for a method to perform traditional flashlight tactical maneuvers. It’s also useful with industry, military, law enforcement, or anyone else looking for a durable, mountable, angled flashlight.
www.extremebeam.com/XT8-Metal-Molle-90-Adapter-for-XT8-p/eb-ab-a03.htm
I was amazed at the number of Veterans working at Tactical Tailor.
Left to right back row:
1. Joe Lustig – US Army
2. Michael Bale – US Army
3. AJ Rowlett – Army/Air Force
4. Steve Swafford – US Army
5. Brandon Kleist – US Army
6. Abel Loredo – USMC
7. Byron Newsome – US Army
Left to right front row:
1. Westin Floeter – US Army
2. GW Ayers – US Army
3. Casey Ingels – US Army
4. Larry V. Coffey – US Army
5. Ryan Barker – US Army
6. Nate Smith – US Army
