This logo patch from Fight and Flight Tactical is one of the most detailed embroidered patches that I have seen. It is roughly 3″ by 2″ and it features a fast roping scene. With its detailed cutting around the fast roping soldiers and blades of the helicopter, this is one of the most intricate patches I own. Knowing that it came from Fight and Flight Tactical who has been supporting JTT for a long time makes it even more special.
Get your own at FightandFlight.com.
The Rogue Gunfighter web store is now on line. You have probably been following the development of the LVR like the rest of us and hoping it would be available soon. Well, the wait is over.
The LVR is an armor carrier that is really loaded with unique features. It seems to scale endlessly and easily. Without adding or removing a single pouch it can serve as a low visibility, slick carrier or carry up to 10 M4 mags, a handgun, and other gear! It comes with a removable MOLLE chest rig to further increase its load bearing potential.
The LVR isn’t all they have at the new store so head over to RogueGunfighter.com and check it out.
A good poncho is just about as versatile as any gear can be. The USGI poncho is part raincoat, part bivy cover, part tent, and all awesome. Hazard 4 has taken all of the functionality and upgraded the materials. The result is the Poncho Villa.
The Ponco Villa is a modernized version of the venerable USGI poncho. It features softshell fabric construction to keep the rain off while still being somewhat breathable. It has snaps to close the sides and grommets so it can be strung up as a makeshift tent. The Poncho Villa packs into its own front pocket which has a Velcro field on the front for displaying ID or patches. There are also Velcro fields on the shoulders, back of the head, and back.
This poncho has even more tricks up its sleeves (or lack there of). Read more at Hazard4.com.
Most shooting mats are way too formal for me. I don’t do a lot of true precision shooting so I often don’t really need all the features that a hardcore shooting mat offers. However, there are times when it would be nice to have a lightweight ground covering when I am on the range. The RECON Shooting Mat from CrossTac looks pretty much exactly like what I envision as my perfect shooting mat.
It features 2 ply 500D nylon construction. The nylon is polyurethane coated for water resistance. One side of the mat is Multicam and the other is A-TACS AU so you can blend into a variety of environments. Both sides feature what CrossTac calls their Bipod Rail which is a clever piece of sewn down webbing that gives you something to load your bipod against while shooting. The RECON Shooting Mat also has large grommets at each corner so it can be staked down in windy conditions. I could also see something like this serving as an emergency shelter or ground cover.
Check out the RECON Shooting Mat at CrossTac.com.
