PWS MK2 MOD 2 Uppers: Modular .308 Piston Power
Following the release of Primary Weapons Systems’ MK2 MOD 2-M earlier this summer, PWS is now giving large-frame AR owners and enthusiasts a simple way to upgrade to…
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ForgeLine Fieldwear: Rugged Gear for Chilly Days Ahead
As we begin the slow slide into autumn—with colder weather on the near horizon—ForgeLine Fieldwear, maker of rugged, field-ready apparel that’s been trusted by U.S. Special Operations forces…
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MFT Sticky Pocket Holster: Pocket Carry Perfected
Mission First Tactical (MFT) manufacturers of state-of-the-art, USA made rifle/carbine accessories and holsters, has one-upped the conceal carry concept with the introduction of the new MFT Sticky Pocket…
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SureFire XC3: X300 Power at Half the Size
SureFire, LLC, renowned manufacturer of some of the world’s finest and most innovative illumination tools and tactical products, has announced the release of its next-generation XC3 compact weaponlight,…
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Midwest Industries Rail System for Smith & Wesson L Frame
Introduced this past January, Midwest Industries’ Bounty Hunter series is a groundbreaking new system designed to customize your revolver and basically transform it into a complete system for…
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Vertx Ruck: Lightweight Mobility for Unrestricted EDC
When it comes to choosing the implements that make up your everyday carry, less is oftentimes more. And while it’s easy to get wrapped up in the tools,…
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UN12 Issue 25 – Now Available Nationwide!
The wait is finally over—UN12 Issue 25 is now on sale and on newsstands across the country! You can find the latest issue at major retailers like Barnes & Noble and…
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Toor Knives Barrow: Ultralight, Built Around the Cut
Toor Knives has announced the Barrow—a new ultralight fixed blade designed to deliver full-size control and serious cutting capability without the weight and bulk traditionally associated with larger…
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GPO SetBack—Cantilever for Compact Tactical Scopes
A good cantilever mount is almost worth its weight in gold, but unfortunately many of them cost about as much as if they were actually machined out of…
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