Mission Spec is testing a new way to use 3D printing – creating ID patches. The ID patches look a lot like standard embroidered name tapes at first glance but if you look closer, the letters are actually 3D printed. The letters have dimension and really stand out from the background.
These ID patches aren’t available yet but Mission Spec is experimenting with ways to bring them to market. If you are interested, you can let them know on their Facebook page.
Magpul is now shipping their newest AK magazines, the PMAG30 AK-74 MOE.
The PMAG 30 AK74 MOE is an inexpensive, lightweight, high reliability 30-round polymer magazine designed for Kalashnikov pattern rifles in 5.45x39mm (AK74, MPi-AK-74N, PA md. 86, and others.)
It features a removable floorplate, constant curve geometry, and a high-reliability/low-friction follower for the affordable performance you expect from a MOE PMAG.
Magazine counts as three US compliance parts for 922r.
Made in U.S.A.
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Brown Coat Tactical’s newest product, the Gleipnir Holster Leash, allows you to turn your belt holster into an off body carry holster for use inside a bag or pack. It is essentially a static line for your holster.
The Gleipnir consists of a short section of scuba webbing to attach the holster to, a section of paracord, and a split ring. The split ring can be attached to something inside your bag (or other off-body concealment locations). Alternately, you can use other user supplied attachment methods like heavy duty safety pins.
The static line is a concept with which many self defense knife users will be familiar. It is basically a way of attaching a sheath (or in this case a holster) to a fixed object so that when the gun or knife is pulled away from the fixed object, the sheath/holster is stopped by the cord and removed automatically.
Kitfox Design Group, line art extraordinaire and creator of the Firearm Coloring Book (along with a bunch of other cool stuff), has launched a new website. The new site is the place to check out the Firearm Coloring Book, limited edition patches, and more.
Telluric Training has offered their Range Drill of the Day program, delivered to your inbox, for years. Soon they will take that concept up a notch with the introduction of their Daily Regimen.
The Daily Regimen will go beyond just shooting drills to include fitness and combatives. The drills and workouts will be structured so that they can be completed in 1 hour or less. Even those of you who aren’t near Telluric Training’s facility can receive the email drills to incorporate into your own routine.
Join the Range Drill of Day to be the first to know when the Daily Regimen goes live.
