Wise Men Company has introduced a new version of their Signet Ring, this time for the Spyderco Paramilitary 2 and 3. The Signet Ring attaches to the Paramilitary to provide improved deployment and retention. It is machined from aluminum and has a 1″ diameter loop to fit most hands. There are versions available for both the Paramilitary 2 and Paramilitary 3 so be sure to select the correct version.
Black Rhino Concealment (BRC) is offering a free Trigger Guard Holster with the purchase of any of their CCS Holsters just to say “thank you” to their customers. You don’t need a coupon code. Just browse for your handgun make and model, add the holster to your cart, and BRC will automatically add the free holster to your order.
This would also be a great excuse to check out their new and improved website: BlackRhinoConcealment.com
RE Factor Tactical is offering 20% off their Wilderness and Hostage Escape Cards for a limited time. I’ve given several of these as gifts and they are always a hit.
Survival Cards at REFactorTactical.com
You know VZ Grips but it’s time to get acquainted with VZ Daggers. These non-metallic daggers are made from your choice of G-10 and Carbon Fiber. These are designed to be piercing tools with a wedged point, a heavily textured grip, a flared pommel, and a thumb index divot that is reminiscent of the venerable OSS Thumb Daggers.
The VZ Daggers come in three sizes: small, medium, and large. They are called the Discrete, Don, and Executive respectively. All three sizes are available in Black G-10, Grey G-10, or Carbon Fiber. The Executive and Discrete share the same “argyle” grip pattern while the Don features a heavily grooved grip pattern. All three models are fullered and have lanyard holes.
Keep an eye on VZ’s Dagger product page for new additions coming soon: VZGrips.com
I am a sucker for CountyComm and their eclectic assortment of gadgets that I didn’t know I needed. I think I placed my first order there when I was in college, likely around 2000 or 2001. The first order was followed by several more over the years and one of those early orders included the handy Norton’s UCS or Universal Cleaning Stick.
CountyComm just introduced a new version of the UCS in titanium. The original plastic UCS is great for light scraping, pushing rags into nooks and crannies while cleaning, and even for setting stubborn pins or detents in tight spots. I expect that the titanium version would do all of that but could be even better at setting pins because of the additional rigidity. As you can see in the image above, the more rigid titanium also allows the UCS to turn screws – another trick that the original couldn’t really do effectively.
Check out the new Titanium Norton’s UCS at CountyComm.
