LAG Tactical, one of my favorite Kydex benders, posted this photo to their Facebook Page and I got a kick out of it…
Here is what they had to say about the “holster”:
This is our Dianne Feinstein rig. Its approved by CA and NY DOJ for CCW. It is extremely impractical, unnecessarily large and would leave the wearer unable to access their firearm. We’ll send some out to Feinsteins bodyguards, I’m sure they will love them.
Check out LAG Tactical.
Axes and hatchets exist somewhere on the usefulness scale from handy to downright essential depending on how far north you live. The problem is that they aren’t always easy to carry. You can put them on your belt where they dangle and get in the way. You can stow them in your pack if you don’t mind digging for it when you need it. You can lash it to the outside of your pack but you may risk losing it. The Turley Axe Carrier from Turley Knives might be a good solution if you have encountered similar issues.
The Turley Axe Carrier is a MOLLE compatible axe carrier that allows you to secure anything from a hatchet to a full size axe to any MOLLE compatible surface. The carrier holds the axe via two adjustable paracord loops, 2 side release buckles, and a flap. It can be mounted with ITW Annex Clips, MALICE Clips, or similar solutions. There are several colors and fabric choices available including 1000D nylon in ranger green, woodland camo, od green, khaki, and olive brown and waxed canvas for the traditionalist.
Find more information, including how to order, in the Turley Knives forum on BushcraftUSA.
The new RE Factor Tactical Bullet Pen certainly isn’t the first pen made from brass casings but unlike other “bullet pens” this one looks more like a pen than a bullet. The pens are made from 7.62 NATO casings by Junior’s Bullet Pens and engraved with the RE Factor Tactical logo. They come in a natural brass finish or a black Cerakote finish.
Find more information about the pen and it’s background at RE Factor Tactical.
Flowers wilt and chocolates melt. Nothing says love like a 30 Lives Patch! In honor of Valentine’s Day, use the code “betterthanroses” to save $1 on the JTT 30 Lives Patch. The discount code will be active through February 14th.
Imagine, if you will, what 900 lumens face melting lumens looks like coming from a typical flashlight. You have a bright hotspot in the center that gradually tapers to a dimmer corona around the hotspot and a then a hard transition to darkness at the edge. This is great for general purpose because it provides some throw and some spill but what if you know you don’t need throw? What if your light only needs to reach across a room and it would be best if you had a wider, more evenly lit beam so that you could get the most information into your eyes regarding who or what may be lurking in that room with bad intentions?
Now imagine those same 900 lumens coming at you as a single, unified, and unrelenting wall of light. There are no dark spots – just one eye searing wave of light. That is what the new Elezetta Drop-in FLOOD Lens provides. As the name would suggest, this lens simply drops in to the new Elzetta Bravo and Charlie High Output Modular Flashlights. It is designed to smooth and widen the beam. With the Drop-in FLOOD Lens installed, the beam is evenly bright across most of its width with a gradual taper to dark at the extreme edges rather than a stark transition to dark like flashlights that utilize a reflector.
The applications are obvious. This is an advantageous beam profile for just about any application in which you don’t need to illuminate objects at great distances. If you need to view an entire room at once or work on something at arms length, this is what you want.
Check out ELZETTA.com.
