Happy Easter from all of us at JTT!
1 Corinthians 15:3-4
3 For what I received I passed on to you as of first importance: that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, 4 that he was buried, that he was raised on the third day according to the Scriptures,
Never turn down a set of free chopsticks. A gun owner can find all kinds of uses for them, especially for cleaning. I have used them for years to get rags down into the various cracks and crevices you encounter while cleaning a gun. The best part is that they are free with a meal at some Chinese food restaurants. The worst part is they often don’t break apart cleanly (which makes them less useful) and they don’t always lost very long.
Apparently I am not the only one who uses them for working on guns because Umbrella Corporation Weapons Research Group (UCWRG) is now making ShopStix – a more durable alternative to disposable chopsticks made specifically for gun related stuff. These are made from the same polymer as their excellent Rifle Grip 23 (which is still my favorite). UCWRG touts these as useful for cleaning and small parts handling… or as an eating utensil.
Flamethrowers are awesome. Commercially available, handheld flamethrowers are especially awesome. Zulu Nylon Gear is working on producing a padded carry bag specifically for the XM42 Flamethrower.
The XM42 Flamethrower Padded Carry Bag features a full opening, dual zipper secured (YKK #10) side access panel to make it easy to stow your XM42. There is small internal pocket on the access panel for securing the charger. It also has two top mounted grab handles and a shoulder strap with all metal hardware.
If you have dropped the coin on an XM42, this is the type of bag you want protecting your investment. The XM42 Flamethrower Padded Carry Bag is expected to retail around $200 and orders can be taken as early as next week if there is sufficient interest. Check out Zulu Nylon Gear.
Use code PTS to save $20 off a purchase of $200 or more at Brownells. This code is good for today only.
It might be a good time to pick up an Aero Precision AC-15 Mid-length which is already on sale for $100 off.
Are you the type of person that has a keen sense of what makes a product good and what could make it even better? Do you take killer Instagram pics? Do you like early access and special pricing? If so, Megiddo Tactical Group‘s (MTG) Beta Testing program may be for you.
Here is how it works… When there is a new product that MTG is considering, they will send an email to their newsletter subscribers notifying them of a new beta testing opportunity. The opportunity is usually open for a short period like 12 hours or until enough testers have been brought on board. The product to be tested will be available exclusively to testers and at a discount. Once you purchase the product, the real work begins.
Beta testers are given an opportunity to provide feedback on the product, review the item for use on the product page after launch, and posts pictures/impressions on social media. Testers who provide especially valuable feedback will be placed on a beta testers only mailing list and receive increased access.
Just yesterday a beta test opportunity came and went for a new AIWB holster with Multicam Black wrap that MTG will be launching in a little more than a week (shown in the images in this post). These are the types of opportunities that will be available.
MTG gets a chance to receive real world feedback to improve their products (and a pre-launch marketing boost) and you get to try cool stuff at a reduced price before your buddies. Head over to the MTG Beta Testing page to sign up and keep track of current projects.
