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This WWI helmet may outperform modern ones against shock waves
Any helmet is still better than no helmet, but at least one World War I-era brain bucket designed by France is better than your modern design in protecting against overhead blasts.
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5.11 Announces A.T.L.A.S. tactical footwear
5.11 Announces their new A.T.L.A.S. tactical footwear, combing lightweight durable construction with runner-style comfort. These are the ultimate tactical shoes.
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This 1970s military rifle actually came with a built-in bottle opener (seriously!)
While it never achieved its original goal as the mainstay longarm of the IDF, the Galil and the many variants derived from it found their way into 25 other armies and numerous police forces throughout the world. A good many are still in use and still popular with its users.
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This is Gear Scout’s official ultra-tacticool last-minute Valentine’s Day 2020 guide
This year, make your Valentine’s Day tacticool, GearScout-style, with these awesome products that we’ve curated to save your butts (and probably ours too).
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When you really want to reach far out with a .22 — Ruger American Rimfire Long-Range Target
Long range, and rimfire aren’t exactly synonymous. The ultra-affordable .22lr round is great for practice and hunting small game, but is woefully under powered when compared to any centerfire rifle round. Which makes Ruger’s newest carbine a very peculiar firearm.
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EAA has a new high-speed 1911 designed by Army officer and top competitor Noel Zarza
The Girsan MC1911 Noel is a semi-auto 1911 chambered in either 9mm, or .45 ACP.
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SOCOM is on the lookout for optics for its crew-served weapons
SOCOM is asking for what appears to be a one-size-fits-all solution that can work with a wide variety of mounted weapons, instead of an optic that works well with just one or two platforms.
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Only 1 in 4 soldiers likely to see Army’s newest rifle in coming years
The Next Generation Squad Weapon is expected to begin fielding within two years.
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Looking for a kickass new backpack? Consider the tried and true Marine Corps ‘FILBE’
Despite its issues, the USMC FILBE is certainly one of the top tier value-based packs available on the market today. Buy it, ruck with it, see how it behaves on long hikes, and upgrade it to fit your needs.
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The Army wants to buy 40,000 ‘mixed reality’ goggles
The goggle would go to “top tier” Army units first.
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This WWI helmet may outperform modern ones against shock waves
Any helmet is still better than no helmet, but at least one World War I-era brain bucket designed by France is better than your modern design in protecting against overhead blasts.
-
5.11 Announces A.T.L.A.S. tactical footwear
5.11 Announces their new A.T.L.A.S. tactical footwear, combing lightweight durable construction with runner-style comfort. These are the ultimate tactical shoes.
-
This 1970s military rifle actually came with a built-in bottle opener (seriously!)
While it never achieved its original goal as the mainstay longarm of the IDF, the Galil and the many variants derived from it found their way into 25 other armies and numerous police forces throughout the world. A good many are still in use and still popular with its users.
-
This is Gear Scout’s official ultra-tacticool last-minute Valentine’s Day 2020 guide
This year, make your Valentine’s Day tacticool, GearScout-style, with these awesome products that we’ve curated to save your butts (and probably ours too).
-
When you really want to reach far out with a .22 — Ruger American Rimfire Long-Range Target
Long range, and rimfire aren’t exactly synonymous. The ultra-affordable .22lr round is great for practice and hunting small game, but is woefully under powered when compared to any centerfire rifle round. Which makes Ruger’s newest carbine a very peculiar firearm.
-
EAA has a new high-speed 1911 designed by Army officer and top competitor Noel Zarza
The Girsan MC1911 Noel is a semi-auto 1911 chambered in either 9mm, or .45 ACP.
-
SOCOM is on the lookout for optics for its crew-served weapons
SOCOM is asking for what appears to be a one-size-fits-all solution that can work with a wide variety of mounted weapons, instead of an optic that works well with just one or two platforms.
-
Only 1 in 4 soldiers likely to see Army’s newest rifle in coming years
The Next Generation Squad Weapon is expected to begin fielding within two years.
-
Looking for a kickass new backpack? Consider the tried and true Marine Corps ‘FILBE’
Despite its issues, the USMC FILBE is certainly one of the top tier value-based packs available on the market today. Buy it, ruck with it, see how it behaves on long hikes, and upgrade it to fit your needs.
-
The Army wants to buy 40,000 ‘mixed reality’ goggles
The goggle would go to “top tier” Army units first.
-
This WWI helmet may outperform modern ones against shock waves
Any helmet is still better than no helmet, but at least one World War I-era brain bucket designed by France is better than your modern design in protecting against overhead blasts.
-
5.11 Announces A.T.L.A.S. tactical footwear
5.11 Announces their new A.T.L.A.S. tactical footwear, combing lightweight durable construction with runner-style comfort. These are the ultimate tactical shoes.
-
This 1970s military rifle actually came with a built-in bottle opener (seriously!)
While it never achieved its original goal as the mainstay longarm of the IDF, the Galil and the many variants derived from it found their way into 25 other armies and numerous police forces throughout the world. A good many are still in use and still popular with its users.
-
This is Gear Scout’s official ultra-tacticool last-minute Valentine’s Day 2020 guide
This year, make your Valentine’s Day tacticool, GearScout-style, with these awesome products that we’ve curated to save your butts (and probably ours too).
-
When you really want to reach far out with a .22 — Ruger American Rimfire Long-Range Target
Long range, and rimfire aren’t exactly synonymous. The ultra-affordable .22lr round is great for practice and hunting small game, but is woefully under powered when compared to any centerfire rifle round. Which makes Ruger’s newest carbine a very peculiar firearm.
-
EAA has a new high-speed 1911 designed by Army officer and top competitor Noel Zarza
The Girsan MC1911 Noel is a semi-auto 1911 chambered in either 9mm, or .45 ACP.
-
SOCOM is on the lookout for optics for its crew-served weapons
SOCOM is asking for what appears to be a one-size-fits-all solution that can work with a wide variety of mounted weapons, instead of an optic that works well with just one or two platforms.
-
Only 1 in 4 soldiers likely to see Army’s newest rifle in coming years
The Next Generation Squad Weapon is expected to begin fielding within two years.
-
Looking for a kickass new backpack? Consider the tried and true Marine Corps ‘FILBE’
Despite its issues, the USMC FILBE is certainly one of the top tier value-based packs available on the market today. Buy it, ruck with it, see how it behaves on long hikes, and upgrade it to fit your needs.
-
The Army wants to buy 40,000 ‘mixed reality’ goggles
The goggle would go to “top tier” Army units first.
