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TD x RE Factor JedBurgh 2.0 Cover Shirt

By on March 19, 2018 in EDC

Remember the slick Jedburgh Cover Shirt that Tactical Distributors and RE Factor Tactical collaborated on last summer? Well, it’s back and with several improvements over the original.

This cover shirt is designed with concealed carriers in mind. It features a weighted concealed pockets in the front bottom of the garment to help clear the shirt during the draw stroke. The cut of the shirt is athletic which, coupled with the stretch fabric used in the Jedburgh’s construction, allows for a full range of motion. This shirt also features pearl snaps instead of buttons so it can be opened quickly to gain access to your belt line.

Jedburgh Cover Shirt 2.0 at Tactical Distributors

Izula Sheath Upgrades from Sagewood Gear

By on March 17, 2018 in EDC, Knives, Preparedness, Survival

Sagewood Gear just rolled out two new sheath upgrades for the popular ESEE Izula. The Izula comes with a molded plastic sheath that is functional and durable but has limited options for attaching it to your belt. The new Vertical Carry Belt Loop and Scout Straps work with this original sheath so you don’t have to replace it altogether.

The Izula Vertical Carry Belt Loop is designed to attach to the hard plastic Izula sheath and provide a more comfortable ride on your belt by dropping the sheath below the belt line. It is constructed from 9oz Wickett & Craig leather. It attaches to the sheath via included Chicago screws and features a fold-over, dropped belt loop with 24 DOT Mil Spec Button Fasteners.

The Izula Scout Straps attach to the Izula’s original plastic sheath and allow it to be carried horizontally on the belt – AKA Scout Carry. Scout carry often places the knife’s handle very close to the belt so Sagewood Gear has thoughtfully included spacers in the design that make the handle easier to grasp. These straps is also constructed from 9oz Wickett & Craig leather and features the same 24 DOT Mil Spec Button Fasteners.

Kit Badger: To Build A Fire

By on March 16, 2018 in EDC, Preparedness, Survival

Ivan at Kit Badger just wrapped up his To Build A Fire series in which he pockets a firestarting tool and then jumps into freezing cold water before trying to start a fire. I was present for the filming of one of these videos and it was as miserable as it looks on camera.

I suggest you watch all of the videos in this series, but if you can only watch one, watch the wrap up:

The series graphically shows several lessons learned with the main one being that just because you can light a fire in ideal conditions, doesn’t mean you can light one when you actually NEED one. It also highlighted the attributes you should look for in a firestarting tool – something that requires as little dexterity as possible and buys you time.

BCS Updates Short Barrel Scabbard with GRID

By on March 15, 2018 in Tactical Gear

Beez Combat Systems’ new version of the Short Barrel Scabbard has been updated with their GRID material. This reduces the weight, thickness, and potential failure points of the scabbard while still providing full MOLLE compatibility via a matrix of laser cut slots in the material.

BCS on the Short Barrel Scabbard GRID:

The Short Barrel Scabbard was designed for the lever-action Mares Leg weapons systems like the Rossi Ranch Hand, Puma 92 Bounty Hunter, Henry Mares leg and short barrel shotguns (Mossberg 590 Shockwave, Remington 870 T-14…etc)

Features:

    • Lowest profile short barrel scabbard on the market
    • GRID laser cut compatible for user configuration
    • Weapon securing strap
    • Fully adjustable waist strap
    • Quick release shoulder and waist buckles
    • Loop ID field
    • Optional padded shoulders

Check out the new Short Barrel Scabbard GRID at Beez Combat Systems.

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