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Wilder Tactical Minimalist Belt Pad
Wilder Tactical’s Minimalist Belt Pad makes use of a laser-cut, proprietary 1000D Cordura nylon laminate material to offer a lot of flexibility in how you route your belt. The Minimalist Belt Pad has a series of closely spaced slots laser cut so that you can skip as many or as few slots as you need to make room for your gear. You may only need to skip a few to mount a single pistol magazine pouch or you may need to skip several to mount a holster.
The Minimalist Belt Pad can fit any belt up to 1.75″ in width. The interior is lined with neoprene non-slip material that makes the belt pad comfortable and eliminates the need for a hook/loop inner belt. It is available separately for use with your belt and as a package with a provided belt. It is also available in a variety of colors including Multicam.
Sneak Peek: Zulu Nylon Gear and Manticore Arms Collaboration Gear
Zulu Nylon Gear and Manticore Arms are introducing a new line of gear that will be available exclusively through Manticore Arms. The new line of chest rigs includes the Subgun RSCR, a subgun version of the excellent Zulu Nylon Gear RSCR complete with the RSCR’s unique pull-forward flap magazine pouches and low profile harness. The Subgun RSCR fits Colt 9mm, Uzi, MP5, Scorpion EVO, Glock extended, and similarly sized magazines (bulkier UMP and Sig MPX mags do not fit).
There will be a number of collaboration gear pieces available in the future. The Subgun RSCR is already available exclusively at ManticoreArms.com.
Gadsden Dynamics Sale – Save 10% Sitewide
Gadsden Dynamics is offering 10% off everything on their site this week when you use the code MAY10OFF at checkout. The code applies to everything on the site including their custom chest rig configuration tool.
Chase Tactical Announces Strategic Developments
We gave you a sneak peek of things to come at Chase Tactical and now we know even more. They are making major moves.
Bozeman, MT – May 7, 2018 – Chase Tactical, LLC, best known for specializing in the manufacture and distribution of high quality Tactical Nylon and Ballistic Armor to the military, special forces, and law enforcement communities, is pleased to announce several new developments designed to better serve its growing customer needs.
Strategic Growth Capital Investment
Chase Tactical is announcing a recent strategic growth capital investment from institutional investors. The Investment provides Chase Tactical with meaningful working capital to support the needs of its existing and future dealers and customers, while also allowing the Company to pursue new growth opportunities, expand its senior management team and invest in technology to support its dealer network. “As the tactical military and law enforcement industry continues its dynamic growth trajectory, this transaction allows us to more rapidly meet the demands and implement the innovations required to serve our military, special forces and first responder end users” said Brent Chase, Founder and CEO of Chase Tactical. The headquarters for Chase Tactical will remain in Bozeman, Montana under the direction and leadership of Mr. Chase who will continue as CEO.
New Chase Tactical Nylon Product Line
Chase Tactical is excited to announce that it has begun manufacturing its own premium line of Chase Tactical branded nylon products. The new product line will include Plate Carriers, Ammo Pouches, Utility Pouches, Bags and Packs and will complement the Company’s existing lines of Ballistic Armor, Disruptive Combat Pants and PIG Gloves. Production has commenced and the new products are being made with 100% USA Made Mil-Spec Materials, IR Webbing and other premium components that customers would expect from Chase Tactical. All nylon items will be TAA Compliant and a Berry Compliant version of most products will be offered. There will be no changes to Chase Tactical’s Ballistic Armor line which remains 100% Made in USA and Berry Compliant.
Industry Veteran Chad Freeman Joined as Chief Operating Officer
Chase Tactical is also announcing that Chad Freeman has joined the Company as Chief Operating Officer. Mr. Freeman is a U.S. Navy Veteran and a proud member of the UDT SEAL Association who brings over 18 years of sales, marketing, operations and product development experience to the team. Not long after exiting the Navy, Mr. Freeman started his professional career in the private industry at BLACKHAWK! where he worked closely with and learned a wealth of knowledge from CEO Mike Noell. After leaving BLACKHAWK!, Mr. Freeman relocated to Florida and joined Mark Llano and Randy Webb at Source One Distributors as their Director of Government & Law Enforcement Sales. In the last 11 years he has strengthened his professional knowledge and skillset with Proforce Equipment, who was an exclusive importer and distributor of many brands including Snugpak, Multimat, Wildo, Nite Watches, Aquatabs, NDuR and Camcon; Mr. Freeman then honing his operational experience by establishing the North American operations for EKA, a Swedish manufacturer of knives since 1882.
“We are extremely excited to have Chad on board as a member of our team. There is no doubt that Chad will be a key factor in our continued growth across all of the verticals and he will certainly strengthen relationships with our existing and future client base and business partners.” added Mr. Chase. “I was very humbled and thrilled when Brent asked me to come onboard and be his right-hand man to help him take Chase Tactical to the next level” said Mr. Freeman. “I am very excited and looking forward to this new role, its challenges and the opportunity to serve and provide the men and women in the Military and Law Enforcement communities with the quality equipment they need and deserve!”
About Chase Tactical
Chase Tactical, founded in 2012 and headquartered in Bozeman, MT, is a veteran owned and operated manufacturer and distributor of premium tactical products focused on the military and law enforcement markets.





