Veterans Day is about more than sales at tactical gear manufacturers. It is about honoring those who have served this country in the Armed Forces. Take a minute to be thankful today.
Thank you for your service and sacrifice veterans!
Larry Vickers shares a brief history of Veterans Day:
This thread on AR15.com enquiring about carrying baby on a plate carrier is a troll thread right? It can’t be real… Tell me it isn’t real!
Mayflower R&C APC – note the lack of baby carrier. Please don’t mount a baby carrier on your PC.
Note: Okay, I admit that the poster is referring to creating a baby that is modeled after a plate carrier but it more fun to think he wants to mount a baby on the front of his PC.
Battle Systems LLC, maker of the excellent MPIL and killer tape, is vying for a Chase Mission Main Street Grant and they need your help. These grants are designed to help small businesses take the next step in growing their business. There will be 12 grants awarded and they have November 15th to get 250 votes. Once they have those votes, they will go to a deliberation stage where a panel decides who recieves the grants. Today is November 1st so there is only 2 weeks left to vote. Time is running short.
Here is what they are looking to do with the grant money:
We need to consolidate production, hire a few employees, and get our sales team on the road more. This will increase our OEM manufacturing capabilities with companies we are partnered with in developing more products for you guys. We can also bring some new products to the marketplace sooner than we’d planned. Vote for Battle Systems LLC – a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business. Semper Fi!
I grew up in a home that was full of antique furniture so I am a little bit neurotic about coasters. Most coasters are lame at best and downright emasculating at worst which is why it always warms my heart when someone like the Mil-Spec Monkey comes out with coasters worthy of this Trigger Jerk’s tactical coffee table. Check out the new MSM Logo Coasters.
Greg Medford of Medford Knife and Tool recently addressed attendees of an open house and used his speaking time to challenge his workers and, really, all American workers. If you are small manufacturer, watch this and then go make the best products that you can make. If you are a consumer, watch this and then go buy something made by an American. Don’t buy it because it was made in America. Buy it because it was designed by an actual innovator and made better by a craftsman.
