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Inside the hunt for Eagle 56
Like many really good sea stories, naval historian Paul Lawton’s begins with shots of 100 proof whiskey chased down by bottles of Budweiser.
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This could be the Corps’ next grenade
The grenade is modular, so a Marine can increase or decrease explosive power by adding grenade bodies.
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Zero Tolerance – a fixed blade that folds?
Designed by Tim Galyean, the 0223 is a clip-point style with heavy jimping along the spine and a cutout to reduce weight (because pounds = pain, right?).
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Primary Arms launches Gold Series rifle scopes
Primary Arms has just released their first Gold Series precision rifle scopes, starting with six models. Now available in 3 magnification ranges: 2.5-10×44, 4-16×50, and 6-24×50 variants.
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Outdoor Edge admits to what most people use their fancy knives for
Outdoor Edge has redefined the traditional box-cutter market with its new B.O.A. (Box Opening Assistant). This redefinition of the folding utility knife is a massive upgrade to the classic box cutter found in Dad’s toolbox.
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The Army just got a peek at Textron’s entry for the NGSW program
The NGSW-AR is the successor to the now-defunct Lightweight Small Arms Technologies machine gun program. Textron’s submission for the NGSW-AR appears to be a reworking of its LSAT prototype, albeit chambered for a new caliber with a few visual differences, including a new stock.
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Thank you not so much, Mr. Roboto — temper excitement for military’s newest exoskeleton
But can it police call cigarette butts?
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Stage set in Nevada as Earthlings arrive for ‘Storm Area 51’ events
The stage was set Thursday for music and other space-themed entertainment as Earthlings descended on the Nevada desert for events inspired by an internet hoax known as “Storm Area 51.”
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This veteran-owned company trains some of the best protection dogs in the world
Originally founded in Kenya as Ridgeback USA, Svalinn offers civilian customers some of the most highly-trained canines in the world for personal protection and companionship.
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Inside the hunt for Eagle 56
Like many really good sea stories, naval historian Paul Lawton’s begins with shots of 100 proof whiskey chased down by bottles of Budweiser.
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The Army just listed an ad soliciting dead bodies
Uncle Sam wants you(r body parts)!
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This could be the Corps’ next grenade
The grenade is modular, so a Marine can increase or decrease explosive power by adding grenade bodies.
-
Zero Tolerance – a fixed blade that folds?
Designed by Tim Galyean, the 0223 is a clip-point style with heavy jimping along the spine and a cutout to reduce weight (because pounds = pain, right?).
-
Primary Arms launches Gold Series rifle scopes
Primary Arms has just released their first Gold Series precision rifle scopes, starting with six models. Now available in 3 magnification ranges: 2.5-10×44, 4-16×50, and 6-24×50 variants.
-
Outdoor Edge admits to what most people use their fancy knives for
Outdoor Edge has redefined the traditional box-cutter market with its new B.O.A. (Box Opening Assistant). This redefinition of the folding utility knife is a massive upgrade to the classic box cutter found in Dad’s toolbox.
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The Army just got a peek at Textron’s entry for the NGSW program
The NGSW-AR is the successor to the now-defunct Lightweight Small Arms Technologies machine gun program. Textron’s submission for the NGSW-AR appears to be a reworking of its LSAT prototype, albeit chambered for a new caliber with a few visual differences, including a new stock.
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Thank you not so much, Mr. Roboto — temper excitement for military’s newest exoskeleton
But can it police call cigarette butts?
-
Stage set in Nevada as Earthlings arrive for ‘Storm Area 51’ events
The stage was set Thursday for music and other space-themed entertainment as Earthlings descended on the Nevada desert for events inspired by an internet hoax known as “Storm Area 51.”
-
This veteran-owned company trains some of the best protection dogs in the world
Originally founded in Kenya as Ridgeback USA, Svalinn offers civilian customers some of the most highly-trained canines in the world for personal protection and companionship.
-
Inside the hunt for Eagle 56
Like many really good sea stories, naval historian Paul Lawton’s begins with shots of 100 proof whiskey chased down by bottles of Budweiser.
-
The Army just listed an ad soliciting dead bodies
Uncle Sam wants you(r body parts)!
-
This could be the Corps’ next grenade
The grenade is modular, so a Marine can increase or decrease explosive power by adding grenade bodies.
-
Zero Tolerance – a fixed blade that folds?
Designed by Tim Galyean, the 0223 is a clip-point style with heavy jimping along the spine and a cutout to reduce weight (because pounds = pain, right?).
-
Primary Arms launches Gold Series rifle scopes
Primary Arms has just released their first Gold Series precision rifle scopes, starting with six models. Now available in 3 magnification ranges: 2.5-10×44, 4-16×50, and 6-24×50 variants.
-
Outdoor Edge admits to what most people use their fancy knives for
Outdoor Edge has redefined the traditional box-cutter market with its new B.O.A. (Box Opening Assistant). This redefinition of the folding utility knife is a massive upgrade to the classic box cutter found in Dad’s toolbox.
-
The Army just got a peek at Textron’s entry for the NGSW program
The NGSW-AR is the successor to the now-defunct Lightweight Small Arms Technologies machine gun program. Textron’s submission for the NGSW-AR appears to be a reworking of its LSAT prototype, albeit chambered for a new caliber with a few visual differences, including a new stock.
-
Thank you not so much, Mr. Roboto — temper excitement for military’s newest exoskeleton
But can it police call cigarette butts?
-
Stage set in Nevada as Earthlings arrive for ‘Storm Area 51’ events
The stage was set Thursday for music and other space-themed entertainment as Earthlings descended on the Nevada desert for events inspired by an internet hoax known as “Storm Area 51.”
-
This veteran-owned company trains some of the best protection dogs in the world
Originally founded in Kenya as Ridgeback USA, Svalinn offers civilian customers some of the most highly-trained canines in the world for personal protection and companionship.
