Wound Nutralizer from Warrior Wound Care. Coming 2013.
Finally, something we can all sink our teeth into. This Trail Bar recipe comes from Hill People Gear. These folks don’t just create awesome backcountry living systems but they live the lifestyle that spawns their gear. Here’s the recipe:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees
In one bowl, thoroughly mix the following ingredients:
2 cups of oats
1 cup of dried fruit (craisins, for example)
1 cup of sunflower seeds
1/2 cup of chocolate chips
2 scoops of whey protein powder
In a second bowl, thoroughly mix the following ingredients:
1/2 cup of honey
1/2 cup of peanut butter
2 eggs
Thoroughly mix the contents of the two bowls together
Grease an 8×8 baking pan and press the mixture into the pan
Let sit 10 minutes
Place in the oven and cook for 20 minutes
Let cool and cut into squares or rectangles or whatever suits your fancy
They’ll keep for at least a couple of weeks, and will do their job keeping you on the trail.
They’ve got lots of other free resources on their site. Be sure to visit them.
This is the neon sign for the new Las Vegas attraction Battlefield Vegas. Check out www.702shooter.com for lots of behind the scenes info on this new range.
Mike describes what you are watching-
I came out of box A before shooting the steel and had to back up and came off the second to last steel before I broke the shot and had to re-address it but other than that I was happy with the run. That BCM lightweight 16″ mid-length with FSC556, A5 buffer and Geissele S3GE is an awesome speed gun. It’s just downright fast. Almost zero recoil and shot-to-shot and tgt-to-tgt splits are phenomenal.
Like us, TGL likes the Applied Orange socks although they didn’t have the same issues we did with the height of the socks.
Check out their review.
www.thegearlocker.net/2012/12/applied-orange-high-performance-combat-socks
“The Cave” from UK-based HEIMPLANET is an inflatable shelter.
This 3 person tent does in fact boast a fly but as the frame is inflated and then the shelter itself along with the fly hangs inside the frame, the construction is a little different than what you might be used to.
At 11.9 lbs it isn’t exactly a lightweight tent but the concept is definitely interesting. There are in fact other airframe shelters on the market such as from NEMO Equipment but it’s great to see more companies getting into this business.
heimplanet.com/shop/en/the-cave