The ALG Defense 6 Second Mount is too cool to leave on your night stand. If you pick one up, you are going to need a holster and Off the Grid Concepts will have you covered. The image below is the first production ready prototype of their upcoming holster for the 6 Second Mount.
RE Factor Tactical’s TNT molecule logo is loved enough that I have seen it turned into at least one tattoo. If you aren’t into getting tattoos yourself, you can now have the logo etched into skin other than yours. RE Factor Tactical is offering a Leather TNT Molecule patch that is produced for them by the fertile minds at Violent Little Machine Shop.
TOPS Knives has been busy rolling out new grip textures and breathing new life into a mainstay of their knife line, the C.A.T. series. The latest version features their Hunter’s Point (drop point), a coyote tan blade coating, and Rocky Mountain Bullseye textured green micarta scales.
You can all of the recently released C.A.T. models in the image below. They are all available at introductory prices directly from TOPS Knives.
The Bradshaw Blades Pocket Guillotine is going to be a downright nasty little last ditch self-defense option. The images shown are of the prototype and there will be changes when it reaches production.
The Pocket Guillotine is essentially a single finger knuck with a cutting edge. It is made from titanium. The edge is chisel ground and carbidized for edge retention. The production Pocket Guillotine will have additional contours for comfort along with a lanyard hole and bottle opener.
Contact Bradshaw Blades via their Facebook page to put on these nasty little buggers in your hand.
Shooters have been using bean bags as barrier rests for years. Some even go so far as to bungee cord the bag to the fore end of their rifle or their bipod so that the bag moves quickly and easily with the rile. The BT53 SILO seeks to downsize the concept into something compact enough that can be mounted to the rifle full time.
The BT53 SILO mounts to any standard Picatinny rail. The lower portion of the SILO features a compact bean bag that serves to absorb some of the shake out of barriers that aren’t perfectly stable. The front of the device is textured to serve as a barricade stop so that the rifle can be loaded into the barricade. The sides of the SILO feature rubber pads for bracing against vertical barricades and QD sling swivel sockets.
The SILO may not be for everyone but it could be useful for both competition and some forms of hunting where soft barricades are frequently encountered.
