GunfightersINC is now offering their entire line of holsters including the CZ P-10 C. This includes the Ronin OWB, Kenai Chest Holster, Wraith IWB, and more. As part of their decision to include the P-10 C in their line up, the GunfightersINC crew put 2000 rounds through a sample and came away impressed. It’s refreshing to see that kind of vetting from a holster maker.
Javran is floating an interesting idea with their Instagram followers. They are trying to gauge interest in laser cut Hypalon/HANK watch bands with rulers laser engraved on them. I think its an awesome idea that would be a great addition to any EDC. If you like the idea, visit Javran’s Instagram and let them know.
Brown Coat Tactical’s newest product, the Gleipnir Holster Leash, allows you to turn your belt holster into an off body carry holster for use inside a bag or pack. It is essentially a static line for your holster.
The Gleipnir consists of a short section of scuba webbing to attach the holster to, a section of paracord, and a split ring. The split ring can be attached to something inside your bag (or other off-body concealment locations). Alternately, you can use other user supplied attachment methods like heavy duty safety pins.
The static line is a concept with which many self defense knife users will be familiar. It is basically a way of attaching a sheath (or in this case a holster) to a fixed object so that when the gun or knife is pulled away from the fixed object, the sheath/holster is stopped by the cord and removed automatically.
The Cache, a “beavertail” accessory that is compatible with a variety of EDC and tactical backpacks, is now available for pre-order from OV Innovations. It features a bellowed design that allows it to lay flat when not in use but expand to hold large, bulky items. It is constructed with 500D Cordura and T-70 nylon thread.
This PALS compatible beavertail can be adjusted to fit a large variety of packs. OV Innovations states that the Cache “should fit any pack with at least 6 standard PALS columns on the face or bottom (near the face) and the appropriate upper anchor points.” I suspect that creative gear users will be able to find several ways to attach a gear item this versatile.
Check out the Cache at OV Innovations.
Survive! Knives has been hinting toward big changes for a while now and their upcoming SK series of knives hasn’t exactly been a secret though details were sparse. That all changed yesterday when Survive! rolled out new details on the future of the SK and GSO series.
The Survive! GSO series of knives have been in high demand and that is an understatement. The demand has easily outstripped the pace at which the semi-custom line can be produced and the knives are back ordered out more than a year in most cases. Enter the SK series. The SK series of knives will be more of a high end production line. Millit Knives will be handling the production grinding for all of the SURVIVE! knives. The SK Series blades will be completed at Precision Plus. The hope is that the SK series would be able to be kept in stock to meet the demand of most users and the GSO series can continue to be Survive! Knives’ more hand finished line.
The SK series consists initially of 3 different models: SK 3.5, SK 6, and SK 12. Pre-orders are already open on the SK 6 and SK 12. You can read details on all the SK models on their product page: SK product page at SurviveKnives.com
You can read what Survive! Knives has to say about the transition on their blog and view the video below for more details.
