Archive | September, 2013

Blue Force Gear to Display at DSEI

By Matt on September 6, 2013 in Tactical Gear

DSEI is a massive international defense and security exhibition. This year it is being held in London and Blue Force Gear will be there…

From Blue Force Gear:

Blue Force Gear® will display at the DSEi Show on September 10 – 13 in ExCeL, London. Blue Force Gear will be in booth S4-280. Military and Law Enforcement end users who would like to increase performance by switching to the lightest tactical nylon equipment, please email international@blueforcegear.com to make an appointment or come by to meet the Blue Force Gear team and discuss your needs.

About Blue Force Gear, Inc.

Blue Force Gear® designs the best weapon slings and leads the lightweight equipment revolution with its Ten-Speed™ multi-use pouches. They also reinvented MOLLE to be the world’s lightest with their revolutionary MOLLEminus™ technology and Helium Whisper™ pouch attachment system. Unrivaled innovation and attention to detail set Blue Force Gear apart from others in the tactical equipment industry.

Sales Contact:
Doug Duggan
Blue Force Gear
international@blueforcegear.com
+1 (877) 430-2583
+1 (912) 690-4443

Blue Force Gear, Ten-Speed, Helium Whisper, and MOLLEminus are trademarks of Blue Force Gear, Inc. Other company and product names may be trademarks of their respective owners.

Combat Optic Tool from Patriot Products AZ

By Matt on September 6, 2013 in Guns

The name Freddie Blish, LtCol USMC (Ret.) may be familiar to some of you from his time at Aimpoint. Freddie is the man behind the Combat Optic Tool from Patriot Products AZ.

The Combat Optic Tool is a handy piece of gear that has a multitude of functions that pertain to zeroing, installing, and maintaining a wide variety of optics like Aimpoints, ACOGs, and more. It features a rounded flat head driver that can be used to turn turrets or remove battery caps, a tool to adjust windage and elevation on Micro Aimpoints, a self adjusting box wrench that can turn the nuts found on LaRue Tactical, GDI, and ADM mounts, and a bottle opener for when you don’t feel like using your teeth.

Check out the Combat Optic Tool on the Patriot Products AZ Facebook Page. It is available from a number of dealers like TNVC.

Medical Tailgate for the Fight and Flight Tactical LLAMA

By Matt on September 5, 2013 in Survival, Tactical Gear

We recently showed you Fight and Flight Tactical’s Cargo Tailgate for the LLAMA Pack. The list of available tailgates continues to grow. Feast your eyes on the Medical Tailgate.

The Medical Tailgate has a host of features designed to support its mission. It can be removed from the pack to serve as a stand-alone medical pack. It features 2 IV pouches and a large medical organizer pocket on its front. It also has a large main compartment (720 cubic inches) for storing additional gear.

Admittedly, not everyone needs a dedicated medical pack, but that is the beauty of the LLAMA pack. It is a solid, stand-alone pack that can be adapted to do just about anything with the addition of the proper Tailgate.

Check out the LLAMA Pack and the new Medical Tailgate at Fight and Flight Tactical.

Eclipse Flash Hider from Manticore Arms

By Matt on September 5, 2013 in Guns

I always take notice when Manticore Arms drops a new muzzle device. They always impress with solid performance at a great price which is why I have high hopes for the new Eclipse flash Hider.

Manticore Arms says that this device outperforms many of the leading devices on the market now in terms of flash suppression. In fact, they say it all but eliminates flash. It is machined from 8620 steel and black oxide coated. It is threaded for 1/2×28, weighs 3.6 ounces, and is 2 1/4″ long. It does not need to be timed.

Check out the Eclipse Flash Hider from Manticore Arms.

V7 Weapon Systems

By Matt on September 5, 2013 in Guns

Do you have a pen and paper? Good. Make a note to keep an eye on V7 Weapon Systems. You may not know them know but you probably know the founder, at least tangentially. Joel Allen, formerly of Noveske Rifleworks, is the man behind V7 Weapons Systems and that alone should inspire some confidence. V7 Weapon Systems is doing some things with AR-15 parts that I have never seen done before and that is pretty exciting.

If you aren’t paying attention, it is pretty easy to scoff at their $140 receiver extension (buffer tube) but, hopefully as an intelligent JTT reader, you read beyond the price to notice that it is machined from 4140 steel and black nitride finsihed! The finish makes the 4140 steel nearly impervious to rust and reduces friction.

Their CTBOLT appears to be just like any other AR-15 bolt at first glance but a quick perusal of the spec sheet uncovers something very interesting. It is made from Carpenter 158 steel like a proper bolt should be, but, unlike most bolts, it is cryogenically treated which can greatly increase its strength and hardness. V7 Weapon Systems claims you can expect up to 200% longer service life thanks to the treatment. They are so confident in the CTBOLT that they offer a lifetime warranty regardless of round count.

I am really looking forward to seeing what V7 Weapon Systems can cook up next!

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