To all the mom’s out there reading this, thank you for your selfless devotion to your children. We wouldn’t be here without you!
Happy Mother’s Day from JTT.
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IO Covers in Stock at Brownells
I received two emails this week asking where to find Tango Down IO Covers. Brownells has them in stock but these usually sell out quickly so act fast.
Shellback Tactical Banshee QD Receives LAPD Approval
Like the Banshee Plate Carrier before it, the new Banshee QD Plate Carrier has received LAPD approval for individual officer purchase. The QD makes a lot of sense for the type of user who will not be wearing it all the time, like a patrol officer, because of how easy to don and doff it is.
Check out the Banshee QD at ShellbackTactical.com.
Shellback Tactical also produced this handy graphic that shows the entire line of products that they make for the Banshee PC. It is quickly becoming one of the best supported PCs on the market.
NextLevel Training Introduces the Pink Performer SIRT
NextLevel Training just introduced a pink version of their Performer Pro at a special introductory price through May. The pink color scheme is obviously geared toward female shooters but at the introductory price, it is the least expensive way to get the dual color laser version of the SIRT dry fire training pistol so it wouldn’t surprise me to see a lot of guys purchasing these “for their wife.”
Check out the new Pink Performer SIRT at NextLevelTraining.com.
Malkoff E2/Scout 2-3 CR123 Head
Shooters have been using Gene Malkoff’s bomb proof LED M60 and M61 LED modules for years on their Surefire Scout lights. These modules required the use of a adapters or special heads like the Valiant Concepts VME. Now Malkoff Devices has just introduced a brand new, dedicated E series/Scout compatible head.
The Malkoff E2/Scout 2-3 CR123 Head is is constructed of 6061 T6 aluminum and Type III Hard Black Anodized. It uses a custom reflector from the flashlight guru Don McLeish (AKA McGizmo) that Gene says will give a very balanced beam. This head utilizes a Cree XP-G2 and will push 235 lumens (that is actual measured out the front lumens and in my experience Malkoff Devices under rates their outputs) for 2 hours before it drops out of regulation and starts to dim. Even after that 2 hours, you should get quite a bit of useful light – it won’t leave you stranded with no light.
If you have a Surefire Scout Light or E-Series light laying around that needs updating, this looks like a great option. Nobody builds LED modules as stout as Gene. If this is anything like his M60 and M61 modules, it is going to be awesome.
Check out the new Malkoff E2/Scout 2-3 CR123 Head on MalkoffDevices.com.