Armageddon Gear built their new suppressor pouch with enough room to accommodate a suppressor with a cover like theirs installed. There is no need to remove the cover to stow your can in this pouch.
The pouch is MOLLE compatible. It has an adjustable shock cord tension strap to ensure a tight fit on suppressors up to 10.5″ in length and 1.8″ in diameter. The pouch is closed via a flap and side release buckle.
BattleComp is getting into the Glock game. Their upcoming Match Glock Slides feature a texture that is reminiscent of the cuts in their muzzle devices. The texture is applied by the OGs of Glock slide milling, ATEi.
These will initially be available for the Glock 17 and 19 with 22 and 23 version coming later. RMR cuts will be an option.
Look for more details soon.
There are a lot of patch mat options now and most of them fit in the same mold. ITS Tactical’s new Modular Morale System is very unique among them for a number of reasons.
The panels consist of UBL soft loop fabric wrapped over 3/16″ foam on a HDPE backer. This allows it to accept both hook backed patches and push pins for mounting patches without hook backing. Each 12″ by 18″ panel has the soft UBL material wrapped all the way around to a border on the back which allows the panels to be mounted with the included adhesive Velcro strips (you can stable the Velcro strips to the wall for a less permanent installation).
These panels hold their shape better than most panels thanks to their HDPE backers. This allows them to be mounted together neatly and seamlessly to create large panel installations.
Check out the Modular Morale System at the ITS Shop.
It seems every gear maker is rolling out grey in some flavor or another. However, greys seem to vary greatly across manufacturers and there is no real standard for what Urban Grey should look like. Some manufacturers even seem to be offering rebranded Foliage Green!
Enter the Monkey. Mil-Spec Monkey recently posted a very interesting look at how to build a better Urban Grey. He seeks to find a neutral color that splits the difference between the warm and cool greys often found in an urban environment. It will be interesting to see if any manufacturers can act on what the Monkey found.
I should also note that this article and series of images will give you a new appreciation for the versatility Tan499.
Multicam Arid is now available as a color option across UW Gear’s entire line. UW Gear always does quite a bit of testing before they add a new camo option and they have hinted that this pattern is more versatile that people think. Hopefully that means we have one of their camo test photo series to look forward to.
It has not been added to the website yet as an option but it is available. If you do not see Multicam Arid as an option when you are purchasing your gear, choose regular Multicam and make a note in the order comments or send an email after your order.
