The Montague Paratrooper, the tactical bike that folds!
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LaRue Tactical…come for the Governor’s manufacturing tour, stay for free ammo and range time.
More details and discussion on the original AR15.com thread.
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Butterfly knives are as iconic as they are controversial. While there is an undeniable “cool” factor associated with operating a butterfly knife that is universal in fans ranging from 7th grade boys to knife aficionados, the utility and practicality of a butterfly knife cannot help but be questioned. In addition, the prickly legal intricacies of various localities may make owning or carrying a butterfly knife a losing proposition. [click to continue…]
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While a jack-of-all-trades utility knife has a place in anyone’s bug-out/personal gear, there are certain specialty blades that bear consideration by everyone from first responders to average citizens. The Gerber E-Z Out Rescue is a specialty knife that is worthy of consideration in anyone’s load out.
At first glance, the E-Z Out Rescue may remind the viewer of a scaled-down version of the saws used to cut down Christmas trees. The serrated edge runs the length of the 3.51 inch blade. The next feature that is readily apparent is the blunt tip of the knife. It is this tip that separates the E-Z Out Rescue from most utility knives. There are many situations in which a knife needs to be used to cut without puncturing an adjacent surface, such as skin. Whether used to cut loose rigging, such as a climbing harness, or restraints, such as a seat belt, the E-Z Out Rescue’s serrated blade is up to the task, while its blunt tip helps reduce the collateral damage to adjacent surfaces. The E-Z Out Rescue would also find a use in the field with livestock or pack animals, whether it be in the emergency removal of rigging or the routine removal of restraints. [click to continue…]
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The B-52 Stratofortress has shouldered the USAF’s heavy bomber load for the past 50-plus years, and with continual updates and retrofits, it looks to be carrying the mail well into this century. It is truly one of our most badass assets and almost makes that April 15th tax payment palatable. Enjoy these videos of BUFF (Big Ugly Fat…uh, Friend):
Meet the B-52.
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