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My absolute favorite part of the week was this moment, right here..
#Sleipnir #MuzzleDevice #WPZ #GameChanger
Ok guys. Here's an up close of the auto run at steel with the Sleipnir. Now, I've never run a machine gun before so I rely on those who have them and run them, and in this specific case, @BigBeeBeeLLC who knows more about what to expect than I do.
The fact that he was able to hit the steel that many times, and probably would have been more if it wasn't swinging as much, displays the controllability with our device. As it was explained to me, this kind of control is usually only achieved with much more in place such as, mounting the weapon.
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Tiger Stripe Tuesday — the desert MARPAT hybrid, now cut into shorts.
Camo Pattern: 🇺🇸 American MARPAT Tiger Stripe (Desert)
Fabric Composition: 50/50 nylon-cotton rip-stop
IRR Compliant: YES
Notes: MARPAT Tiger Stripe Desert is a commercial hybrid. It takes the tan-and-brown palette of USMC Desert MARPAT and swaps the square pixels for irregular, interlocking tiger stripes.
The idea is easy to see: digital MARPAT “noise” mixed with the brushstroke language of Vietnam-era Tiger Stripe. During early-2000s MARPAT development, the Marine Corps did look at modified tiger-stripe concepts before settling on the digital woodland and desert patterns that actually got issued. What you’ll find today as “MARPAT Tiger Stripe” is a modern stylistic mix for collectors and commercial gear, not official USMC issue.
Same disruptive stripe layout as the woodland version, just shifted into an arid colorway.
We've featured this fabric before, but this is the first pair of shorts cut from it.
Which do you prefer — the woodland MARPAT Tiger Stripe or this desert version?
Want a pair of shorts in this pattern?
Grab a seamstress tape, get an accurate waist measurement, and DM us the size + “MARPAT Tiger Stripe Desert.”
#TigerStripeTuesday #MARPAT #TigerStripe #desert #irr #camo
Heck yeah!!! Thank you for supporting us! They look awesome on your dual weilding, akimbo set up!! Thanks to Mrs. Ramblin for her support as well. God bless!
Privilege to support my homies on X. They do great work. Support the small businesses on X.
Mrs Ramblin told me to order the extendos from @weaporize. She’s extremely happy.
@weaporize @rougarouxpew @CultLaser
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Tiger Stripe Tuesday — the desert MARPAT hybrid, now cut into shorts.
Camo Pattern: 🇺🇸 American MARPAT Tiger Stripe (Desert)
Fabric Composition: 50/50 nylon-cotton rip-stop
IRR Compliant: YES
Notes: MARPAT Tiger Stripe Desert is a commercial hybrid. It takes the tan-and-brown palette of USMC Desert MARPAT and swaps the square pixels for irregular, interlocking tiger stripes.
The idea is easy to see: digital MARPAT “noise” mixed with the brushstroke language of Vietnam-era Tiger Stripe. During early-2000s MARPAT development, the Marine Corps did look at modified tiger-stripe concepts before settling on the digital woodland and desert patterns that actually got issued. What you’ll find today as “MARPAT Tiger Stripe” is a modern stylistic mix for collectors and commercial gear, not official USMC issue.
Same disruptive stripe layout as the woodland version, just shifted into an arid colorway.
We've featured this fabric before, but this is the first pair of shorts cut from it.
Which do you prefer — the woodland MARPAT Tiger Stripe or this desert version?
Want a pair of shorts in this pattern?
Grab a seamstress tape, get an accurate waist measurement, and DM us the size + “MARPAT Tiger Stripe Desert.”
#TigerStripeTuesday #MARPAT #TigerStripe #desert #irr #camo
Good morning, X,
The last 2 weeks, we gave you +3 to your Glock 3x/48.
This week, we're giving you +5 to your Glock 17 in our first, official, competition ready extension, the P175. At 140.85mm, we're in the game, baby, and now you are too. Rep USA made gear!!
Pre-order sale is now open!
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It's Monday on a Tuesday and Harvey's definitely does not disappoint. This is yet another amazing GAW...
Without further ado, and with nothing but class, Rascal has decided to stay in line with this rare Terrific Tactical Tuesday Twofer by offering up a Glock 19 Gen5 Acro 9mm AND a Daniel Defense DDM4V7 5.56 rifle!
I asked the cool coon whether it should go to one lovely soul or if we should divide them up.
"Let the people decide" is an exact quote so that we will do.
See poll and make your opinion heard, below.
Good Luck
Godspeed
Keep Going, MFs
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Good Morning Y’all. Late start this morning but…..
#newlabel who dis? 🤣
Slidell Harbor Center this weekend 10/31-11/1. Special Edition Rougaroux Halloween sticker for the first 50 customers on Saturday 10/31 #comegetsome #rougarouxpew #2Aevents
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Friends - This pair of consecutively-serialized brand new Stoeger STR 9MC 9mm pistols is trending on our auction site! Remember our 10% down, 10-payment, Marriage-Saver (TM) layaway is here for you for $10 additional if it helps! Check it out and Good luck! ~Harvey
harveysauctions.com/pistols/…
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Busy Day morning etc. Forgot to GM ya! Soooo, here is something some of you might like!!
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Mitchell Monday — the 1950s “wine leaf” that never became a full uniform.
Camo Pattern: 🇺🇸 American Mitchell “Wine Leaf”
Fabric Composition: 50/50 nylon-cotton rip-stop
IRR Compliant: NO
Notes: Mitchell camouflage, also called the “Leaf” or “Wine Leaf” pattern, is a reversible U.S. design developed in the late 1940s and adopted in 1953. It is commonly associated with Meldon Mitchell, a Marine Corps artist involved in the project.
It was first issued on USMC shelter halves during the Korean War era. In 1959 the reversible Mitchell helmet cover became standard and went on to see widespread use in Vietnam with Marines, Army, and Navy personnel.
It was never adopted as a full official combat uniform, but troops and Special Forces often had shirts, trousers, jackets, and boonie hats made from salvaged or purchased Mitchell fabric by tailors in Okinawa and Vietnam.
We showed the fabric before. This is the first pair of shorts actually cut from it.
Have you seen original Mitchell in person, or is this one still collector-only for you?
Want a pair of shorts in this pattern?
Grab a seamstress tape, get an accurate waist measurement, and DM us the size + “Mitchell” or “Wine Leaf.”
#MitchellMonday #Mitchell #WineLeaf #Vietnam #USMC
Mine's already already, Chicom... This is the equivalent of fancy kicks that don't do anything in a real fight.
