I am a sucker for a good spork and the new Noveske BattleSpork looks like a great spork. It is forged from 6AL4V medical grade titanium and weighs only 1.6 ounces. The BattleSpork features .25″ box wrench and a bottle opener. Best of all, at 9.3″ long, it is long enough to dig into MRE bags or other trail food packages.
The first, numbered run of the BattleSpork sold out quickly. Check out Noveske website for your chance at the second run.
This is an interesting concept that creates quite a few new sighting options for the AK family of weapons. The new AKuracy Rear Sight from Law Tactical allows AK shooters to use a Glock rear sight as the rear sight on their AK.
AK shooters have been opening up the rear notch on their rifles with a file for years. Now they can achieve that wider rear notch by using a Glock rear sight and have the additional benefits that come with the ability to use Glock rear sights like tritium inserts and a variety of options.
This is a direct, drop-in replacement for the rear sight leaf and retains all elevation adjustment functionality. It adds the ability to adjust for windage at the rear by drifting the rear sight in the dovetail. It is made from CNC machined steel and works with sights intended for 9mm Glocks.
Fight and Flight Tactical is beginning to phase in the PenCott family of camo patterns into their product line along with Kryptek Typhon.
That means that the YUCK, which is the best kids backpack ever made and a huge hit in my house, will be available in the PenCott patterns shortly. Check out Billy, the owner of Fight and Flight Tactical’s son, sporting his brand new Kryptek Typhon YUCK complete with JTT 30 Lives Patch (below)!
Check out Fight and Flight Tactical.
I am about to make your day. You know how you have been putting off buying ballistic plates because you didn’t think you could afford good ones? Well, now you can. Appalachian Training is now stocking Midwest Armor Guardian IV plates at $138.95 per plate.
These are 10×12″, Level IV stand-alone plates from a retailer that offers the best service in the armor biz for less than $140 a piece. That is pretty tough to beat.
Check them out at Appalachian Training.
You can’t help but expect great things from the strategic partnership of Grey Ghost Gear and Karrimor SF. Grey Ghost Gear has been working fairly extensively with the PenCott family of camo patterns and based on this sneak peek that they released (image below), PenCott is coming to the Karrimor SF line and that is very good news for fans of the patterns like myself.
