If you are wearing a pack with a hip belt, you won’t be able to wear gear like holsters, GPS pouches, multitools, etc on your pants belt. The new Jimmy Tarp’s PALS Adapter can be used to place belt pouches and holsters on your pack’s PALS equipped hip belt. They are fairly compact so keep in mind that you may need two of them for holsters with a wider footprint.
These sell for $14.95. Contact Jimmy Tarps to order.
The Ares Gear Aegis Belt’s fine adjustment, Velcro-less design, durable materials, and good looks make it the best belt I have ever owned. I paid full price for both of mine and I’ll gladly do it again if I ever manage to wear one of them out… But, you may not have to pay full price if the Ares Gear Scratch and Dent page has the belt you want. They have several of their most popular color combinations available at steep discounts due to slight imperfections (that you may not even notice).
The most common sizes and desirable colors are likely to sell out quickly so act fast.
TacticalWalls is now offering several of their Concealment Shelves with an RFID locking mechanism. This mechanism not only speeds access but it also opens up some very interesting possibilities including the ability to open multiple units with the same card or the ability to give out keycards to multiple users.
Visit the TacticalWalls Concealment Shelf page to learn more.
It seems that there is a new holsterish thing that does not cover the trigger guard coming to market every week. Most of them are terrible. A few, like some of the clips that attach to the handgun, aren’t terrible but should still make you a bit nervous due to the exposed trigger guard. I generally recommend carrying with a proper, full-coverage holster but if you insist on something other than that please consider using something like the Trigger Guard Holster from Black Rhino Concealment (BRC).
BRC makes the Trigger Guard Holster for a number of common firearms. It snaps onto the trigger guard, completely covering it and adding only minimal bulk to the overall size of the handgun. To use it with something like a handgun clip you would simply hitch the short static cord on your belt. The static cord quickly reaches the extent of its length during the draw stroke which automatically removes the Trigger Guard Holster from the handgun. It can also be used without a clip in the same manner.
These types of holsters are actually handy for a number of storage and carry uses. Check out the Trigger Guard Holsters at Black Rhino Concealment.
The new Triangle Stock from CRH Customs is a drop in replacement for AKs equipped with a side folding stock rear trunnion with 4.5mm pin. This stock is has a traditional triangle stock appearance but it sports some modern features.
The hinge in machined from 4140 steel and the stock from 6061 aluminum with a hardcoat anodized finish. It features an aggressive texture on the buttplate and integral QD sling swivel sockets. The stock does not latch in the folded position. It uses a powerful magnet to hold it in place instead.
This stock weighs in at just under 15 ounces and it is 9″ long. It is made in the USA so it counts as a single 922(r) compliant part.
The CRH Customs AK Triangle Stock is available exclusively at Circle 10 AK.
