Have you ever wondered what would happen to a Black Rhino Concealment (BRC) holster if it was involved in a 70MPH motorcycle crash? It turns out that, at least in one case, the answer is… not much. This BRC TCS for the Glock 42 went through exactly that and it still usable and the G42 stayed in the holster the entire time.
You won’t have to wait long for the payoff on this TOPS Knives pre-SHOT Show teaser image. If you are attending the show, be sure to stop by the TOPS Knives booth to see the 2017 knives in person (#20401).
How to become a professional shooter in 4 steps. You won’t believe step 4!!?!
Armageddon Gear’s Bucket O’ Gear is a big first step toward gearing up for a PRS match. The bucket comes stocked with a number of items that will come in handy during a match.
You just choose your options, add it to your cart, and enjoy 10% savings for buying all that gear at once. Check out the Bucket O’ Gear at Armageddon Gear.
No trainer has been more involved in the melding of firearm training concepts and every day carry gear, especially as it pertains to carbines, than Matt Jacques. That is a good reason to be excited about what will come out of Victory Wear.
Victory First officially announced today the creation of its lifestyle brand, Victory Wear. Victory Wear, a Division of Victory First will produce lifestyle and apparel items that resonate with the “everyday carry” community.
The debut offerings feature attractive graphics on a variety of American-made T-shirts, decals, and PVC patches. The theme of all Victory Wear products focuses on mindset and preparedness to protect family, hearth, and home. If you carry a concealed pistol daily, or keep a carbine handy in your vehicle or around the house, Victory Wear is a brand designed for your the way you live your life.
Although some of the themes will be staples within the brand, most will be limited runs. While the initial run is fairly focused, there are over a dozen different themes slated for release before Independence Day.
“There are some great lifestyle brands in this industry, but most have a very pronounced military-feel to their products. As a former Marine, I love those brands, but not everyone who carries a gun is a veteran. We created Victory Wear to reflect the values and mindset of the everyday American who carries a gun to protect himself and the people he cares most about,” said Matt ‘Jake’ Jacques, owner of Victory First and Victory Wear. “If you take on the responsibility of carrying a gun every day, you’ll ‘get’ our products. They are a reflection of that mental and emotional commitment.”
Victory Wear products are available for purchase at https://victory-wear.com, and you can check them out on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/VictoryWearables/ and on Instagram @ VictoryWearables
Everyone likes seeing a smiling face and everyone likes knowing their drops so, everyone should like the MDOT “Emoji” Sticker by Scope Dope. These stickers feature a bright yellow smiley face with a MIL-dot reticle superimposed and space to right in your drops at various dots. Just write in your dope with a fine tip permanent marker, place the sticker in your rear scope cap, and enjoy the warm feelings that accompany looking at a smiling face and knowing your drops.
The MDOT “Emoji” Sticker is available at Tactical Works.
