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BCM Training Tip – From the Range to the Real World
Thursday, July 5th, 2018Larry Vickers Joins Cordova Coolers as Brand Ambassador
Friday, May 11th, 2018Cordova Coolers is please to announce that Larry Vickers of Vickers Tactical has joined our team as a Brand Ambassador.
Larry is a retired combat veteran of US Army Tier One Special Operations and is recognized as one of the leading experts on defensive firearms training within the firearms industry. In addition Larry has developed a wide variety of firearms related products that are sold under the Vickers Tactical brand. Larry is 2A to the bone and so are we. Part of Cordova Coolers commitment to Larry was that we would never turn our back on the NRA. We have not and we will not.
Features of the Cordova Cooler:
• Cordova Coolers are an American made, roto molded cooler with a LIFETIME warranty.
• Cordova Coolers feature CNC machined handles that won’t pinch your hands and keep the cooler steady while carrying it. The handles also include a bottle opener.
• The Cordova Cooler also has top mount lid latches that allow you to open your cooler without opening your tailgate or moving your cooler up or away to get your cooler open in the boat, Rv Etc.
• Cordova Coolers features a raised tray to keep your tackle on top of the cooler and out of your carpet on your boat.
• Cordova Coolers has a patented lid lock system that keeps the lid from slamming on your hands while your fishing out your favorite beverage.
• Cordova Coolers feature a quad core rubber gasket that make the cooler extremely efficient and air tight.
• Cordova Coolers feature Anti Slip Goats Feet.
In short, Cordova Coolers are a light, extremely efficient cooler that holds ice longer and is more feature loaded than any of our competitors. Cordova Coolers price point allows for the working man to own a premium cooler. Welcome to the team Larry!
You Never Know Where They’ll Show Up
Sunday, May 6th, 2018
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You Never Know Where They’ll Show Up
Sunday, April 29th, 2018
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Forgotten Weapons with Larry Vickers on the XM-8 Carbine
Friday, April 20th, 2018Fogotten Weapons hosts Larry Vickers as he discusses the XM-8.
Larry Vickers Addresses YouTube Policy Changes
Saturday, April 7th, 2018Larry Vickers addresses recent Youtube policy chamges regarding videos from Firearms Channels and his plans moving forward.
You can subscribe to his channel on both Youtube and Full30.com.
Vickers Guide Offering Custom Prints
Tuesday, February 20th, 2018In the past, prints of the firearms featured in the Vickers Guides were only available as incentives for certain grades of books. Now, for a limited time at least, you can custom order a print of any firearm featured in a Vickers Guide volume.
Each print will be produced with the same professional quality and in the same size (19″ x 13″) and format as prior Limited Edition Prints. These are large museum quality prints on premium paper with long lasting inks. They are beautiful framed and will be a great addition to your man cave, gun room or office!
www.vickersguide.com/purchase/custom-print
Vickers Guide: WWII Germany (Volume 1) Now Available For Pre-Order
Sunday, November 12th, 2017Vickers Guide has just announced that they’ve opened pre-orders for the upcoming Volume 1 of the WWII Germany series. Previous volumes on the M1911A1 and M16 families of small arms have become indispensable elements of my reference library.
With this volume Larry Vickers has teamed up with a number of subject matter experts, including Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons and Tom Whiteman of Legacy Collectibles, to provide additional insight into the wide variety of firearms being showcased.
First Volume of Vickers Guide: WWII Germany specifically covers the small-arms categories of Machine Pistols, Submachine Guns, Bolt Action Service Rifles, Bolt Action Sniper Rifles, Primary Service Handguns, Foreign Service and Occupation Handguns, and a wide selection of the other pistols used by Germany throughout the war. In all, over 60 firearms are shown in incredible detail to give enthusiasts of all levels a new appreciation for this incredibly dynamic time in firearms development.
Oder yours at www.vickersguide.com.
