Salvador Dali’s work makes a lot more sense when you add a flame thrower. Check out the new Dali Flame poster at RE Factor Tactical.
KE Arms Full Auto Ambi Selector
It’s Valentine’s Day and nothing says “LOVE” like a selector with a third position like the new Full Auto Ambi Selector from KE Arms.
This selector is intended to work in M16, M4, and registered full auto AR15 type machine guns. Improves handling for left handed and right handed shooters making all manipulations easier. Ther selector includes one full length arm for the shooter’s strong side thumb, and one shorter arm for the opposite side.
-Selector Arms are machined from 6061-T6 Billet and Mil 8625 Type III Class 2 anodized.
-17-4 Stainless Steel shaft, black melonite coated.
-Allen wrench included.This selector is considered a machine gun part and possession of it without the appropriate NFA registered weapon could be a violation of federal law.
Order Online here: http://www.kearms.com/ambidextrous-full-auto-selector.aspx
Contact sales@kearms.com for agency or departmental purchases.
Glock 17 Gen 3 Unissued LE/GOVT Marked Magazines at GunMag Warehouse
A Valentine’s Day poem for you…
Roses are red.
Violets are blue.
I don’t care about LE/GOVT markings on magazines. I just like ’em cheap.
I may not be a poet but I know a good deal when I see one. GunMag Warehouse has Glock 17 factory magazines with LE/GOVT markings for $18.99. These are new, unissued magazines that work just like any other. Stack them deep.
Glock 17 Gen 3 Unissued LE/GOVT Marked Magazines at GunMag Warehouse
Fight and Flight Tactical BURRO
The Fight and Flight Tactical BURRO, or Basic Utility Rugged Rear-pocket Organizer, is a wallet for the guy who just can’t get by with a few cards and bills. Fight and Flight boasts that it “isn’t just a wallet, it’s essentially an admin pouch for your butt.”
The exterior of the BURRO has a loop field for displaying patches and a clear vinyl window for easy access to ID. The interior of the pouch features 2 large slip pockets for cash or a checkbook. There are multiple pen loops, plenty of slots for organizing cards, another clear vinyl ID window, and even a small elastic pocket for all those tiny discount cards from every grocery store ever.
Check out the BURRO at Fight and Flight Tactical.
The EDC Tool Roll: Lobster UM24SS Shorty Adjustable Wrench
The EDC Tool Roll is a feature on Jerking the Trigger in which we profile various every day carry worthy tools. The tools shown aren’t multi-tools but rather real tools, that by virtue of their compact size, light weight, usefulness, or unique functionality, can find a place in any range kit, emergency kit, or every day carry bag.
Feel free to comment on the tools that you carry so we can all learn! The discussion on these posts has been very valuable so far.
The Lobster Shorty Adjustable Wrench (UM24SS) is a compact adjustable wrench that is well suited to everyday carry. The wrench is just over 4.5″ in length but has large jaws that can open wide enough to handle a 1″ diameter nut or bolt.
These drop forged steel wrenches have had great care taken to ensure that they remain light weight. The handle has been fluted and skeletonized and the jaws are tapered, relatively thin, and fluted to removed weight. Those thin jaws are part of why I prefer this wrench over other adjustable wrenches I have tried. Cheap adjustable wrenches often have chunky jaws that are difficult to use on small fasteners.
The Lobster Shorty is available with a number of different colored handles. Be advised that the “red” handle color (shown) looks more pink in person.
These wrenches are made in Japan and usually imported. I ordered mine through Amazon but they are also available from a number of sellers on Ebay. I’ve never found a local, brick & mortar source for them.
Where to Buy: Lobster Shorty Adjustable Wrench (UM24SS) on Amazon
If you are looking for an alternative, consider the Channellock 804 (chrome) or 804N (black oxide). You are likely to find them locally, they are more affordable, very compact, and made in Spain. I’ll profile one in a future edition of The EDC Tool Roll.
Do you have a compact adjustable wrench that you prefer? Tell us about it below.