BBQ season is here, and if you’re like me you take your grilling serious. How serious? Serious enough to sport this Tactical Grilling Apron! OK I don’t really sport this apron, but it is pretty neat. It’s made out of 1000D Cordura in Universal Digital Camo and has MOLLE attachment points for various accessories, beer, mags, BBQ sauce or your sidearm.
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Posted over on English Russia, these images are from the Russian Central Armed Forces Museum on Moscow. Founded in 1911, the impressive collection at the Central Armed Forces Museum has treasures from the early days of the Soviet Union, WWII and the Cold War.
1791 Apparel recently reissued their “America Calling” shirt, based off the United States civil defense logo. Civil defense programs were implemented in the United States during the World War periods of the early 20th century all the way to the Cold War to help protect the civilian population from military attack. Check them out at 1791Apparel.com.
While you’re at it be sure to enter in our contest to win one of two $50 gift cards to 1791Apparel! Check out THIS post on how to enter.
The DefendAR-15 AR-15 bump fire stock was recently debuted over at Fostech Outdoors. It works pretty much like the other bump fire stocks for the AR-15, but unlike the other stocks, I actually like the way this one looks. The DefendAR-15 is made out of 6061 aircraft grade aluminum and fit both the fixed stock and CAR AR-15s. They currently go for $499 over at Fostechoutdoors.com.
As a big fan of surplus military rifles this video was right up my alley. All of the rifles in Iraqveteran8888’s video are great military battle rifles and will serve you well. Every collection should have at least a few of these gems. So far I personally only have a few of the rifles in the list, but I hope to one day have them all.
1) Mosin Nagant M91/30 (7.62x54r)
2) Mauser 98 (8mm)
3) Enfield No. 4 Mk1 and variants (.303 British)
4) M1 Garand (.30-06)
5) Swiss K-31 (7.5x55mm)
Back in May we posted about the Army banning PMAGs and other Non-USGI magazines, well it looks like there was no ban on them afterall. According to Military.com, who initially broke the story, the directive from the U.S. Army TACOM Life Cycle Management Command was poorly worded and never intended to actually ban magazines such as the Magpul PMAG. They have since issued an update which said that unit command staff will have the final say on whether their unit would be able to use non-USGI magazines or not.
Holsters are a must have accessory for any gun, and with summer here, it’s a vital accessory for beer too. Planning a backyard BBQ? Then check out this nifty leather beer holster online, at just $25 it lets you use both hands for flipping steaks and burgers. It also has a hidden back pocket so store valuables, like all the chicks numbers you’ll score, ok maybe not.
Just don’t wear this along with your gun holster and gun. That’s probably not a good idea.
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I can’t tell if it’s just chrome plated, or some sort of polished steel. But that ammo sure is shiny, and if those prices are correct, pretty darn expensive.
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