Appalachian Training only carries gear that they have personally used and can vouch for. So, now that they have a new selection of Night Fighting Tools, you can count on them to carry some solid gear for when day becomes night.
Check out the new Night Fighting Tools section at AppalachianTraining.com.
The new products that we recently mentioned from ECHO NiNER generated quite a bit of interest. I had several emails and inquiries regarding prices and availability. Well, I am happy to report that the Light Speed Camera Strap, Head Lamp Pouch, and Mini Flat Pouch are now all available at ENiNER.com.
I am also happy to report that I have samples of each in hand for review and they are very, very slick.
In addition to a full line of hydro-coated products, SexyWeapon.com now has a custom shop that will coat the parts that you already own in your choice of the camo patterns that they offer. You simply purchase a coating service based on whatever it is that you want coated, send them your parts, and then wait for your cool, newly hydro-coated parts to return to you in the mail. You can find more details at SexyWeapon.com.
I have owned and used several knives from Ray Laconico over the years. Ray has recently begun to collaborate with talented ABS Master Smith Mike Vagnino. One of the first fruits of this collaboration is the mid-tech Nightwatch 5.0.
The Nightwatch 5.0 features a 5″ blade ground from 3/16″ thick D2 steel. It has a symmetrical full tang handle with a full integral guard. The clip point blade features a 3/4 length false edge. Other features like hollow tubing handle rivets, micarta handle slabs, and generous lanyard hole round out this versatile design.
If you are interested in more information, you can visit Ray and Mike’s forum on BladeForums.com.
Damage Industries is offering a new muzzle brake. The new brake features a simple design that is machined from 4140 steel and black phosphate finished. It is available in 1/2×28 and 5/8×24 thread patterns.
The real news is the price. We don’t usually talk about price here on JTT, preferring to let you decide what something is worth. However, in this case the price is a defining feature. This brake costs only $17.95 and it is on sale for an introductory price of $14.95.
I have no data on the performance of this brake but I suspect that many people will be willing to give it a try based on the price alone. Check out DamageUSA.com for more details.
