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LensLight KO Weapon Mount

By on June 5, 2013 in Flashlights, Guns

LensLight, makers of premium focusable flashlights, is introducing a new weapon light with tons of potential. The KO Weapon Mount will have the same aspherical lens system for which their KO line of lights are well known. This system allows the user to adjust the beam from an extremely tight, focused throw beam to a broad wall of light that can light an entire room. That means this light has the potential to go from long distance target identification to room clearing with just the twist of the bezel.

LensLight Weapon Light

It will boast a 440 lumen output from 2 CR123 batteries. LensLight wisely designed their weapon light to use Surefire Scout series mounts which means there are already a number of mounts available.

The KO Weapon Mount will be available soon. Check out Len-Light.com.

Focused Impact from Tuff-Writer and Martial Blade Concepts

By on June 5, 2013 in EDC, Survival

Tuff Writer

Tuff-Writer and Martial Blade Concepts (MBC) have produced a DVD that gives the viewer some techniques that can be used with “tactical pens” or really just any pen. Michael Janich of MBC provides nearly 2 hours of content relating to using a pen as a defensive tool. It is nice to see a company doing more than just calling their pens tactical and actually providing some form of training along with the pen.

Check out Focused Impact on TuffWriter.com.

Fenix HP25 Headlamp

By on June 5, 2013 in Flashlights, Survival

Fenix HP25

The new Fenix HP25 lets you choose between a flood beam, a throw beam, or both at the same time. It has 2 independently controlled Cree XP-E LED emitters, both putting out up to 180 lumens each (total of 360 lumens). One of the LEDs sits behind an optic that creates a flood beam while the other sits behind an optic that creates a tighter throw beam. When used together, the beams give you the best of both worlds.

The HP25 runs on 4 AA batteries which are carried in the rear mounted battery compartment. It has 4 output levels on each side: Low (4 lumens), Medium (45 lumens), High (90 lumens), and Turbo (180 lumens).

Check out the Fenix HP25 at FenixLight.com.

TAREINCO Man-Coaster Set

By on June 4, 2013 in Other

Remember just the other day when you were lamenting that your coasters weren’t tactical enough? Me either, but that doesn’t make me drool over the TAREINCO Man-Coaster Set any less.

TAREINCO hand crafts them from 1000D nylon and paracord. Each 5×5″ coaster has a removable neoprene insert and the set comes with a coaster holder. They will be available in black, coyote, Realtree AP, and Multicam.

You know you want a set. Get them at TARECINCO.

TARECINCO Man Coasters TARECINCO Man Coasters Holder

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