Lynx Defense and Harry’s Holsters have teamed up for another amazing giveaway. Last month, they gave away items for a range trip. This month’s theme is EDC and the package includes an EDC Backpack and Ankle Medical Kit from Lynx Defense, a Harry’s Holster IWB holster… and an S&W Shield to fill that holster!
You can enter on the contest page: August EDC Giveaway Contest Page
Visit the following for more information on the prizes:
This is probably the only way many of us will ever be able to afford a 3 hole lower. Bad Attitude Department’s M16 Keychain is a dimensionally correct, side plate recreation of one of the biggest flexes in the gun world today – a true M16 lower. This is the kind of trinket that will likely fly under most people’s radar but will get you a wink or a fist bump from those in the know.
I wrote about Tracer Tactical’s Covert NATO Straps yesterday and, wouldn’t you know it, they dropped another slick covert product worth talking about today. They are now offering their Covert Tongue Inserts for pre-order.
The Covert Tongue Insert is a clever pouch that can be threaded into the laces of Vans shoes (or similar). It allows the wearer to stow small, flat items that may be useful like E&E tools, emergency cash, and similar. The pouch features a hook and loop closure and a sewn on lace retainer to complete the look. Once installed, the pouch is almost completely visually indistinguishable from the standard tongue.
The Covert Tongue Insert is sold individually. If you want your shoes to match, you will need two. Tracer Tactical will be putting this into production in September and they are available for pre-order now.
NATO style watch straps are comfortable, stylish, and durable additions to any watch. Thanks to Tracer Tactical, they can also be used to discreetly store E&E gear. Tracer Tactical adds a slim pocket that can be used to store handcuff shims, small decoders, small combs, and more.
These straps are available in Black or Tan. Tracer Tactical offers various sizes to fit a variety of lug widths and watch types like the Apple Watch and Garmin Fenix.
This is a simple and clever addition to an already great piece of gear.
Boonville, MO – CMMG® expands on the popular .22LR Conversion Kit with the addition of the Mk57 .22LR AR Conversion Kit. Easily convert your CMMG 5.7x28mm upper receiver group into a .22LR by swapping the bolt-carrier group, paired with the 5.7x28mm upper and any Mil-Spec AR15/Mk4 lower receiver, while using a dedicated CMMG .22LR magazine.
CMMG prides itself on caliber flexibility. The ability to shoot multiple calibers with one lower has its obvious advantages. One firearm, reduced cost, muscle memory and storage to name a few.
The Mk57 .22LR Conversion Kit is designed to be used with all CMMG Mk57 5.7x28mm upper receiver groups and bolt/barrel combinations when paired with any Mil-Spec AR15/Mk4 lower receiver. CMMG offers Mk57 5.7x28mm complete uppers in 5-inch, 8-inch and 16-inch barrel lengths.
Converting any CMMG Mk57 upper to shoot .22LR is a great way to reduce cost with each pull of the trigger, all while reducing recoil and muzzle flash. Anyone who is interested in 5.7x28mm. but concerned about ammo prices, can take advantage of cost-effective rimfire training. It’s the ultimate tool for young or first-time shooters.
Mk57 .22LR Conversion Kits come with a dedicated bolt-carrier group and the choice of one or three 25rd magazine(s) with an MSRP of $199.95 to $229.95.
For States with magazine capacity restrictions, the Mk57 .22LR Conversion Kit can be purchased with 10rd magazines.
For more information on the Mk57 .22LR Conversion Kit, please visit CMMGinc.com
