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Quantico Tactical and RE Factor Tactical Announce New Partnership To Meet Equipment Demands For Government Customers

By on April 4, 2017 in Tactical Gear

Quantico Tactical and RE Factor Tactical today announced the new availability of RE Factor Tactical products through all retail locations and government contracting vehicles belonging to Quantico Tactical.

As a leading supplier to the Department of Defense, Quantico Tactical is now able to provide innovative and specialized equipment, manufactured by RE Factor Tactical, through its well-established government purchasing programs, six nationwide retail locations and website. RE Factor Tactical will greatly expand its government customer network, establishing new relationships with, developers and decision makers.

Forever changing tactics and mission requirements have established a demand for constant improvement and delivery of new equipment tailored for supporting combat operations. As a prominent developer of innovative tactical equipment, Veteran-owned RE Factor Tactical is backed by years of ongoing service within Special Operations, thoroughly understanding the needs of the community.

Convenient procurement, made possible by Quantico Tactical, allow for both companies to expedite time-sensitive purchases made by government customers, using the DLA TLS Program, GSA and DOD EMall. Through constant unit interaction, Quantico Tactical will effectively communicate customer needs for streamlined product development from RE Factor Tactical.

Retail customers wanting RE Factor Tactical products can visit one of Quantico’s Stores or website at QuanticoTactical.com. Government customers wanting more information or a quote should contact Quantico Tactical’s Government Operations at GovtOps@QuanticoTactical.com.

Protect Yourself with Your Snubnose Revolver – Grant Cunningham

By on April 3, 2017 in Tactics and Training

You can count me in the camp that still believes that small frame, snubnose revolvers still offer unique and useful capabilities in a modern, semi-auto world. However, I can fully admit that they are a bit of a riddle – having merit for novices but also being best utilized in the hands of a practiced shooter. That riddle brings us to the same place that we should arrive regardless of the gun we choose which is a recognition of the need for training and information.

I’ve been following Grant Cunningham for a number of years. He has some of the most pragmatic commentary I’ve found regarding wheel guns (and self defense in general). His new book, “Protect Yourself With Your Snubnose Revolver,” covers an array of topics regarding the venerable snubbie ranging from its manual of arms to modifications for improved function and carry methods. The book delves into topics larger than just the titular subject by covering safety, mindset, and other broader self-defense related ideas. It also includes a number of drills to practice the skills covered in the book.

Protect Yourself with Your Snubnose Revolver is available in both paperback and Kindle formats.

Crowdfund This: Hawkrigger Switch System

By on April 3, 2017 in EDC, Tactical Gear

UK Based belt maker, Hawkrigger, has launched a Kickstarter campaign for their new Switch System. Hawkrigger’s existing belts already blur the line between tactical/outdoor and casual wear. The Switch System promises to blur that line even further with its interchangeable buckles.

The belt is designed to go from hiking duty, to range duty, to office duty simply by changing the included buckles. Each belt “system” come with the belt itself and 3 buckles. The first buckle is a simple, casual slider style buckle that Hawkrigger calls an Urban Buckle. The second is Hawkrigger’s exclusive lay-flat riggers style buckle called the Smokejumper. Finally, the set includes a 38mm Cobra Buckle. The image below shows ways you might use each of these options.

There are a number of color and buckle finish options available for backers. Check out the Hawkrigger Switch System on Kickstarter.

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