Mission First Tactical Catalog 2012
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Mission First Tactical Catalog 2012
Friday, January 6th, 2012Veterans Day Sales
Friday, November 11th, 2011This is a listing of sales for this Veterans Day. Please add any additional sales into the comments section.
Mission First Tactical
“On this Veterans Day we honor those who have served, are serving, or paid the ultimate sacrifice in defense of this great Nation, and we understand a discount can not in any way make up for their scarifies. In doing our part we are offering 25% off our entire website for the weekend as our way to say Thank You! So Please be aware that Veterans Day is a great opportunity to thank a Veteran, any Veteran for their service.”
Troy Industries
From November 11TH-13TH, save 25% off select items. Plus free UPS ground shipping on all orders over $100. USE COUPON CODE: VETERAN
Thanks www.ar15news.com for the info on the Troy sale.
BATTLELINK Utility Stock
Friday, October 21st, 2011
The BATTLELINKâ„¢ utility stock from Mission First Tactical or BUS is a new series of stocks featuring internal storage in the butt they are available in Flat Dark Earth, Grey, Foliage Green, and Black. Offered for use with commercial (Kit Includes 6 position buffer tube; Spring; Buffer; Lock ring; Latch Plate) and mil-spec AR15/M16 collapsible buffer tubes, the BUS includes an accessory mounting provision.
The Battlelink Buttstock foam storage device was designed to hold (2) 123 batteries in the upper “larger” section and (1) AA battery in the lower “smaller” section. The foam storage device diminishes rattle for all your storage needs and features a pull tab to aid in removal. Additionally, the BUS incorporates 2 Quick Detach Sling mounting points.
MADE IN USA
To see the full line of BATTLELINKâ„¢ Utility Stocks visit www.missionfirsttactical.com.
Best Ranger Competition – Episode 1
Saturday, October 8th, 2011Mission First Tactical has produced a video series to capture the essence of the Best Ranger Competition.
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Always Remember, Never Forget
Friday, August 19th, 2011
Our military has seen some tough times and it is truly awe inspiring to see groups step up to support our Warriors and their families. Mission First Tactical is no stranger to giving back to the community and has developed the Always Remember/Never Forget (9/11-5/1/11) Memorial T-Shirt to commemorate the 10 year anniversary of the events of 9/11, and the successful mission carried out against Osama Bin Laden.
100% of proceeds from the sales of these shirts will be sent to the Thomas J. Valentine Memorial Fund, getting the widows and children of ALL NSW KIA (past and present) the immediate financial support they need now, the Navy SEAL Foundation and Families of September 11® to help the families of the fallen.
To get yours, visit www.missionfirsttactical.com.
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Another Mission First Tactical Sneak Peek
Monday, June 6th, 2011A few weeks ago we gave you a gander at Mission First Tactical’s new foregrip and mentioned that they had several new designs on the way. They are manufactured using new materials from DuPont’s Military Plastics division.
Shown below is the Engage™ Tactical Pistol Grip, a pistol grip designed for the Stoner family of weapons (AR15/M16/M4 etc) with MFT’s own Tac Skin™ texturing. The design covers the receiver gap that causes discomfort during sustained usage. Secure watertight grip storage uses a captive plugged and has a foam block with quick access tab to diminish rattle.
Also shown is the Reactâ„¢ Magwell Grip. A lot of guys still use this hold as their primary despite having transitioned from the MP5 years ago. It isn’t wrong, it just isn’t the current preferred way to hold the carbine. Some say this grip allows for mid-point balance with less effort to direct muzzle. Additionally, there will be situations where you can’t grab to gun way out front. So this may be a good choice if you fit one of those categories. MFT has incorporated pressure pad wells to allow for accessory activation for both right and left handed shooters. Additionally, their design will not interfere with the magazine and there is a plugged secure water tight storage compartment for 2 x CR123 batteries.
Last, but certainly not least, is the first sighting of the Battlelinkâ„¢ Low Profile Stock prototype with the Garmin 401/301 Upper Mount. MFT considered the use of body armor in the design and it features an angled non-slip butt pad allowing for faster presentation. There is a pivoting rear accessed water tight storage compartment that has a foam storage block to diminish rattle. With 2 quick detach sling mounting points and an enhanced cheek weld. This product is still 2 months out from full production. Also, utilizing the accessory mounting provision they have attached a Garmin 401 GPS upper mount. This mount has been designed for the Garmin 401/301, is ambidextrous, and according to MTS, “has been over-engineered to ensure it is bomber and leaves no chance for your GPS to hit the deck.”
For more info visit missionfirsttactical.com or follow them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/missionfirsttactical.
Product Sneak Peek from Mission First Tactical
Wednesday, May 25th, 2011Mission First Tactical’s assaulter/operator driven designs are products made exclusively in the USA through a partnership with DuPont’s Military Plastics division. These new materials allow them to offer components that are a third the weight of traditional polymer without degraded quality. We’re offering you a sneak peak at just a few of the first releases from Mission First Tactical’s highly anticipated product line.
This is the React™ Short Grip, a forward grip featuring minimal profile footprint and covered with MFT’s own Tac Skin™ texturing. It also boasts a secure water tight plugged storage with a foam block with a quick access tab to diminish rattle, as well as a flat non slip bottom surface that aids in supported firing positions. At 2 oz you can barely tell it is there.
For more info visit missionfirsttactical.com or follow them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/missionfirsttactical.
