New American Truth

I was looking for a good multi purpose gear bag for work that would be big enough to carry all my gear and be durable enough for daily use. I found exactly what I was looking for in the Maxpedition Aggressor Tactical Attaché bag. It’s the big brother to their Operator Tactical Attaché bag. This bag will carry so much kit that it will easily become too heavy to even want to carry it around.

All in all I have to give this new gunbelt design two thumbs up. As a brand-new-to-the-market product, I think it’s going to come out of the gate strong and run hard for along time.

All in all I’ve been very happy with these boots. While I was initially impressed with a truly beefy looking pair of boots, the design has proven, objectively and subjectively, to work well.

John Browning’s genius back in 1904 still packs a solid punch and all the newcomers to the dance haven’t improved things very much. Because of this affinity for the .45, I’m always looking for another piece to add to my arsenal in this caliber. This brings us to this month’s review: the Smith & Wesson M&P .45.

Both seem “so simple” people will ask themselves, “Why didn’t I think of that?” Reality is, you didn’t have to think of it, you just need to appreciate it and use it if it suits your needs/situation.

The Impact Armor Technologies Ballistic Clipboard: suffice to say, for this test, the clipboard performs as advertised.  $150 clipboard may sound extreme but then you have to weigh in the fact that it might just save your life.  How can you put a dollar amount on that?

In general, most adults today know how to treat the simple stuff; the stuff you deal with at home growing up and if you’re a parent or guardian for children. What many contemporary warriors aren’t trained to do, and it would greatly impact the number of survived injuries if they did, was treat a few common battle wounds that need not be fatal.