The new Maxpedition Bottle PALS is one of those things that I really don’t need and yet I still want one. Who wouldn’t want a bottle opener that mounts to PALS webbing (or any other 1″ webbing like back pack straps)? Check out the Maxpedition Bottle PALS.
I just picked up a new t-shirt it is sharp! The Harris Tactical We the People Shirt was designed to “send a message that The United States of America will remain a FREE Country.” The shirt features a large Minute Man graphic on the chest, the words “We the People” in script on the rear, and the Harris Tactical logo on the sleeve.
The highly anticipated line of bags and packs from Vertx are now available for pre-order from PredatorBDU. These bags were designed by Vertx with input from Matt Jacques to have “tactical” features with a very discreet appearance.
Vertx recently posted a video that outlines the features of the A-Range Bag. It gives you a taste of what this line of bags is all about (below).
Pre-order your Vertx bags and packs at PredatorBDU.
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.
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.
