Archive for the ‘Gear’ Category

OTIS-14 Thermal Imaging Device

December 1st, 2008

American Technologies Network, Corp. (ATN) release: A multi-mission monocular that brings the darkness to light

OTIS-14 by<br />American Technologies Network Corp.

OTIS-14 by
American Technologies Network Corp.

South San Francisco, CA –American Technologies Network Corp. (ATN) proudly introduces the latest in thermal imaging technology with the OTIS-14 Thermal Imaging device. OTIS stands for Optical Thermal Imaging System–System being the key word. The ATN OTIS-14 is a multi-mission capable monocular designed for optimum use by military operators, law enforcement personnel, private contractors and security conscience civilians desiring to convert the darkness into a tactical advantage. The ATN OTIS-14 offers maximum versatility being capable of handheld, head/helmet mounted, as well as, weapon mounted use

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Bayonets

November 29th, 2008

Over at Murdoc Online, I’ve started a new weekly feature called Civil War Saturday. It generally features a period photograph and an essay by AW1 Tim, a longtime reader and commenter at MO.

This week’s entry, the third, is about Bayonets. Go check it out and add to the discussion in the comments section if interested.

Midwest Industries SPLP Flip-Up Rear Sight

November 24th, 2008

Same Plane Low Profile Flip-Up Rear Sight

Same Plane Low Profile Flip-Up Rear Sight

This is a great little unit from Midwest Industries:

  • Sits only .4375″ when folded
  • Extremely low profile dual aperture design
  • Locking detent with large surface area for maximum strength
  • Micro-style windage knob featuring the same MOA adjustments as the standard A2 rear sight

No elevation adjustment, but the low profile sure is nice. Available in a number of colors. More info here.

Greeeeeeen

November 20th, 2008

Xavier put a HiViz on the ol’ MkII.

Murdoc was just checking out the HiViz on Monday for his own MkII.

Coach, I lost it in the laser

November 18th, 2008

Over at Dr. Saturday, we see that a classy University of Colorado fan decided to try to help his team by shining a green laser into the eyes of the Oklahoma State quarterback. What an idiot.

Bushnell Scout 1000 ARC

November 12th, 2008

Bushnell Scout 1000 ARC 5x24mm Laser Rangefinder in RealTree AP Camo

Bushnell Scout 1000 ARC 5x24mm Laser Rangefinder in RealTree AP Camo

Bushnell Release:

The Angle Range Compensation (ARC) laser rangefinder technology from Bushnell has been embraced by both bow and rifle hunters. ARC not only increases accuracy for bow hunters by providing true horizontal distance when shooting at steep angles, but it also eliminates the guesswork in determining holdover on long-range rifle shots.

ARC is now available in the new Scout 1000. With a more compact, vertical design, the Scout 1000 ARC will range deer to 325 yards, trees and other large objects to 650 yards and highly reflective objects to 1,000 yards.

The key to ARC technology is an inclinometer with +/- one degree accuracy that measures shooting angles and their effect on both arrow and bullet trajectory. The Scout 1000 ARC has two primary modes — Bow and Rifle — to determine angle and true range.

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Kalashnikitty

November 9th, 2008

It’s cute and terrifying:

A great gift for the people you love!

A great gift for the people you love!

Now taking orders for long-sleeved shirts and sweatshirts for delivery by Christmas. Details at Kevin’s.

Deal on a Green Laser

November 7th, 2008

Available at Combat Optical:

Tatical Green Laser for only $49.95

Tatical Green Laser for only $49.95

Tactical 5mw Green laser sight with tactical mount, pressure wire switch, and battery included. Great accessory for your AR15/M4. Increase your hunting experience. Use coupon code TGLS00110off to save another $10 and your final price is $49.95 plus shipping.

Magpul PMAG vs. Transport

November 6th, 2008

Again, I wish we’d see them shoot it at the end. And I doubt anyone recommends using a mag after it’s been driven over. But it is an effective demonstration of that fact that polymer mags deserve more respect than they often get.

Magpul PMAG vs Chevy

November 2nd, 2008

They should have shot it at the end.

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