Matthew’s Fabrication offers an interesting customization for their Adjustable Kydex Cheek Rests. They can add an infused image like a flag graphic or, most interestingly, you can provide your own custom image… like a dope chart! They state that the graphic is permanently infused into the material and it will not wear off.
Matthew’s Fabrication Adjustable Kydex Cheek Rest
TangoDown just released a slew of their Vickers Tactical Glock parts in OD Green. The following parts are included in this release:
The March 2018 TacPack is the best box in several months. Let’s crack it open and take a peek.
Hopefully you are familiar with the concept of TacPack by now. If not, you can read the reviews of the previous TacPacks for some background on this subscription box.
ReadyMan Training Lock – This blew me away. This training lock is basically a padlock constructed from clear plastic, allowing you to actually see how you are manipulating the lock with your picks. These are excellent lock bypass training aids. I have used them on several occasions but never owned one. This is one of the coolest inclusions to date.
Readyman also included one of their survival cards which are fun if you don’t already have a stack. If you do already have a stack, they make great gifts.
Mission First Tactical MLOK Sling Mount – We all have M-LOK and we all have slings. We can all use this. This is a great inclusion with broad utility and appeal.
MFT also included a 20% off coupon for their website which is a nice touch.
8″ Super Splatter Targets – There are great little targets and I will put this pack to good use in training my oldest child how to shoot. This is the second time TacPack has included Super Splatter Targets and I am glad to see them again. They are made in the USA and they work.
AR-15 GunBlocker – The GunBlocker isn’t necessarily something I will use often (or ever) but I have seen similar devices that weren’t as good as this one. First, it is made in the USA which I like. Second, this locks your AR four different ways – obstructs the chamber, obstructs the magazine well, locks the receivers together, and blocks the action. If you don’t have the key, you would really have to work to get this thing out of the gun. If you do have the key, it comes out extremely quickly.
If you want to try TacPack, you can check them out at TacPack.com. TacPack hints that the April box will contain some gloves and their favorite knife sample to date along with some other items.
Disclosure: I receive TacPacks, free of charge, for review.
If you have been to a Battle Arms Development booth at a trade show, you’ve likely noticed the over-the-top billet stands that they use to display rifles. The stands are made in house by Battle Arms Development and they receive so much attention at shows that they are now available for purchase.
The BAD-ARS15 Billet AR Display Stand nests inside the magazine well of an AR-15. It has a raw machined finish so there is no mistaking the fact that this chunk of metal is a half-tame chunk of 6061-T6 aluminum billet. It features a pass though hole for cable locking and 4 1/4×28 TPI holes for mounting. They can also be ordered with custom colors and custom engraving.
Now, if you will excuse me, I have to go see if I can figure out a way to mount one to the hood of my truck.
The new Light Weight Dump Pouch from Denmark based Tardigrade Tactical incorporates a number of clever features. It has a full mesh bottom panel to allow the pouch to shed dirt and moisture. It is large enough to hold 6 magazines but folds into an extremely compact size when not in use.
Finally, the interior of the dump pouch features PALS webbing so that something like a rifle magazine pouch may be mounted inside the Light Weight Dump Pouch. This space saving measure means allows the Light Weight Dump Pouch to occupy the same space as your mag pouch.
