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Mean Gene Leather 2 to 1 Point Sling
Mean Gene Leather’s 2 to 1 Point Sling brings some class to your trusty old rifle.
The sling is constructed from your choice of brown or black 1.25″ wide English Bridle Leather. It has a brass slider to adjust the length and comes with your choice of push button QD swivels or HK style hooks, both of which work with the included IWC 2 to 1 Point Sling Adapter.
Chase Tactical National Anthem Day Sale
Chase Tactical is offering 18% off site-wide to celebrate National Anthem Day. Use code FLAG18 at checkout to save. The sale runs through 3/5.
VerTac and Esstac Collaboration Gear
Training company Vertac and nylon gear producer Esstac have collaborated on a number of new gear items that are only available from VerTac.
The VerTac Swift Action Panel and Swift Action Panel V2 are placcards designed to dock on a plate carrier with SwiftClip attachment system. Both versions offer an IFAK pouch, 2 M4 magazine pouches complete with KYWI inserts, and a way to carry a tourniquet. The V2 adds a multipurpose/pistol pouch.
The VerTac Wingman Chest Rig has all the features of the Swift Action Panel V2 and then some, but in a stand-alone chest rig design. It has additional sections of PALS webbing for adding your own pouches and integral wing pouches for radios or additional magazines.
The line also includes the VerTac Cummerbund and VerTac IFAK. You can check out the entire line of VerTac gear and a selection of other Esstac items at VerrettsTactical.com.
ITS Tactical TourniQuick
ITS Tactical’s new TourniQuck is a pouch designed to carry, fully cover, and even deploy CAT and SOF-T tourniquets. It makes use of a similar one-handed pull-to-deploy design found on ITS Tactical’s ETA Trauma Kit Pouch. When the user pulls the red marked (included red Velcro ONE-WRAP) loop, the outer surface of the pouch breaks away and unfurls the tourniquet fully so that it is immediately ready to place around a limb.
The TourniQuck can be mounted a number of ways including vertically or horizontally on a belt, vertically on a backpack strap, or vertically on PALS webbing. It is made in the USA.
TourniQuick on ITSTactical.com
