I grew up in a home that was full of antique furniture so I am a little bit neurotic about coasters. Most coasters are lame at best and downright emasculating at worst which is why it always warms my heart when someone like the Mil-Spec Monkey comes out with coasters worthy of this Trigger Jerk’s tactical coffee table. Check out the new MSM Logo Coasters.
Vigilant Gear is now carrying the Spool Tool. If you aren’t familiar, Spool Tool helps you keep your paracord organized and accessible for projects. It has an integral cutting blade and mini-Bic lighter holder for when it comes time to melt the ends of your paracord project.
Check out the Spool Tool at Vigilant Gear.
Greg Medford of Medford Knife and Tool recently addressed attendees of an open house and used his speaking time to challenge his workers and, really, all American workers. If you are small manufacturer, watch this and then go make the best products that you can make. If you are a consumer, watch this and then go buy something made by an American. Don’t buy it because it was made in America. Buy it because it was designed by an actual innovator and made better by a craftsman.
One of my favorite caps, the RE Factor Tactical Blasting Cap, is now available in Multicam. It retains all the loop material fields and the internal signalling panel but the mesh side panels of the tan version have been replaced with solid Multicam material.
Check out the Multicam Blasting Cap from RE Factor Tactical.
PerSec Systems and Unity Tactical have collaborated to bring you custom Kydex holsters with a special cut that is designed to accommodate Unity Tactical’s ATOM optic mounting system for handguns. The ATOM system is really catching on in large part of its ability to mount the Aimpoint T1 and its ability to be updated as micro red dot sight technology advances.
The ATOM cut is available as an option on all of PerSec Systems’ holsters. The ATOM system will work with other optic cut holsters but the introduction of holsters designed specifically to accommodate the system is a mark of a well developed concept.
Check out Unity Tactical and PerSec Systems.
