German company TACWRK has put together a zombie survival kit for the year 2012. Included with the kit: Stanley Fatmax crowbar, SOG Voodoo tomahawk, replica Panzerfaust, baseball bat, Mission Archery MXB-360 crossbow, Oakley M-Frame 3.0, replica hand grenade, replica H&K G36, ‘The Zombie Survival Guide’ by Max Brooks, Hanwag Alaska GTX boots, Fenix TK70 flashlight, Böker machete, Stihl MS880 chainsaw, compass, ‘Rambo: First Blood Part II’ replica survival knife, replica Walther SG68 RAM shotgun, United Cutlery Expendables Kunai 3 piece thrower set, Tasmanian Tactical TT Vest Base, ‘Zombie Hunter’ patch, and ‘Zombie Hunting Club Berlin eV’ patch. The Price? € 8,999.00, plus shipping.
Well, the article itself isn’t NSFW; that would be the below patch pic I couldn’t help but include a second time. To the point, www.ilovegunsandtitties.com is live! On the site, you can make a pre-order for the original patch along with bumper and morale stickers. Additional categories marked ‘apparel’ and ‘hydration’ show as coming soon.
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The Camo Shawl-Collar Cardigan is part of Ralph Lauren’s ‘Denim & Supply’ line. It’s crafted from a 70% acrylic, 30% wool blend and colored in a woodland-esque camouflage pattern. Other features include a five-button front, rib-knit cuffs and hem, and rib-knit welt pockets at the waist. Not my cup of tea, but I’m sure somebody out there finds it appealing (and doesn’t mind the $185 US price tag).
Ralph Lauren – Camo Shawl-Collar Cardigan
The pieces of this set by Chessammo, rather than formed from spend casings, are molded from solid brass and aluminum into models of calibers of ammunition: 9mm for Pawn, .50 AE for Rook, .454 Casull for Knight, 7.62x39mm for Bishop, .45-70 Govt for Queen, and .30-06 for King. The chessboard is made from acrylic glass. If you’re interested in the individual pieces, or want extras (just in case), they’re available as stand-alone products.
Hot Toys’ latest offering in their line of highly detailed ‘The Avengers’ 1/6 scale figurines is Agent Phil Coulson. The figurine features 30 points of articulation, and comes with the following accessories: destroyer gun, pistol, sunglasses, headset, watch, walkie talkie, mobile phone, S.H.I.E.L.D folder, staff card, and a pile of Captain America trading cards. Additionally, the figure comes with five interchangeable hands and a stand with nameplate and movie logo. Set to be released Q2 2013.
RAG Industries, a Japanese producer/retailer of airsoft gear, has just released their RAG03 “PenCott Uniform”. The uniforms are made from milspec, vat-printed, 50/50 NYCO ripstop PenCott camouflage fabric. The “PU” has an abundance of enhanced tactical features, including large bicep pockets, side-opening chest pockets and slanted cargo pockets on the legs. As of now a Japan-exclusive, they’re running for approximately 230 USD.
A morale patch with a very simple message: the wearer very much enjoys firearms and breasts; who woulda thunk it? It will be available in the following colors: Black & Coyote Brown, Black & Grey, Black & Pink, Coyote Brown & Black, and (the very Starbucks-esque) Green & White. One dollar from every sale is donated to breast awareness and the Wounded Warrior Project. 100% made in the USA.
Touted as the “Worlds first, multi-action rubber band shotgun…”, the Bandit Guns are one of two models that come in a kit style and are assembled from 14 pieces of laser cut birch plywood held together with binding bolts. Seen above is “The Sheriff”, which holds up to ten rubber bands, and can be fired one of three ways: single shot, rapid fire, and shotgun blast. A smaller model, “The Outlaw”, lacks a trigger, allows for 9 rubber bands, and single shot and rapid fire firing modes. Made in the USA.
Bandit Guns – Kickstarter
The Patch Panel is a new site that was started with the goal of offering a large variety of unique Velcro patches while also offering quality customer service and affordable prices. To that end, they’ve already started stocking morale, paintball, team, and video game patches with their inventory constantly expanding to include new products. Additionally, all orders over $15 will receive free shipping in the USA and Canada.
This is the Fighting Man’s Frying Pan, a creation of Morlock Enterprises currently undergoing funding on Kickstarter, and a regular frying pan transformed into a cooking implement of awesomeness via the sword hilt that conveniently replaces the run-of-the-mill handle. The handle is custom milled and cast from aluminum and combined with a silicone wrap, giving it a sturdy, well insulated property. To be made in the USA.
Kickstarter – Combat Kitchenware
After a couple of delays, the SOG Voodoo Hawk Limited Edition has started shipping. However, the MultiCam sheath is delayed due to a quality control issue found by the manufacturer. The sheath should start shipping separately starting December 7th to anyone who purchased a LE Voodoo hawk.
Weeks one and two of my internship with Morrison Industries focused almost exclusively on introduction and preparation, most importantly undoing years of bad posture and technique. After an initial mobility assessment, this was accomplished through morning sessions of joint mobility drills, stretching, and squats, coupled with long walks or trips to the gym. Proper technique for exercises including deadlift, one and two-handed kettlebell swing, overhead press, Turkish getup, and different squat patterns and techniques were introduced. Additionally, I had some chiropractic and soft tissue work done, which helped to straighten my posture and improve my overall movement.
Other notable skills, techniques, or information I learned include proper breathing techniques, lateral, forward, and backward rolling, using foam rollers, physical culture history, Flowfit and sitting in seiza. I, of course, am still improving upon much of this, while still being introduced to further knowledge.
This is an attempt by ‘Petersen’s Hunting’, a hunting publication based under Intermedia Outdoors, to create the ultimate, most versatile survival firearm possible. They started with a Stoeger’s Double Defense as a base, then added modifications which include: drilled holes in the stock to accommodate spare gun parts, accessories, and chamber inserts for the use of multiple shotshells and calibers of amunition, inserting a compass into the stock, a fire steel inlaid into the forearm, a micro tool held in the forend with a magnet, replacement iron sights, a laser/light combo, red dot sight, and stock mounted cartridge sling and cheek pad/pouch.
This giant-sized Green Army Man is made from cold-cast resin and stands at one-and-a-half feet tall. Seam lines and injection mold rings were added to the figure to stay true to the appearance of the original plastic Army Men, although additional details such as buttons, shoelaces, hair, and a USA insignia were also added. A great nostalgia piece.
AMFO.com is currently having a 20% off sale on select Lowa Task Force boots. Save between $30-$85 per pair and receive free ground shipping. Just use promo code: TASKFORCE at checkout to apply the discount. This sale ends November 27th.
Sparrows, leading manufacturer of specialty and quality lock pick tools, has added something a bit more stylish to their product line. These carbon fiber inlaid cuff links have a covert handcuff key engineered into the design which will open almost all standard hand cuffs. Appropriately enough, they’re also designed to keep your French cuffs closed. Pre-orders are currently being taken on the site, and should start shipping in December.
Disclaimer: Tactical Fanboy does not promote any acts of potential law breaking, and puts up some products for informational, entertainment, or novelty purposes only. To quote Sparrows website: “*WARNING: The use of this product under some circumstances may result in you being shot.*”
Digital Concealment Systems, creator of the A-TACS family of camouflage patterns have signed a deal with Activision that includes the use of said camo patterns, currently A-TACS AU and A-TACS FG, in the just-released-today Call of Duty: Black Ops II. A-TACS is present in Black Ops II in the form of “…a playable option and integrated throughout different levels of the epic game.” This is most apparent in its use as an in-game gun camouflage.
http://www.a-tacs.com/
The bebionic prosthetic hand is the most advanced myoelectric hand commercially available today. It’s constructed with carbon fiber with the knuckles composed of an aluminum alloy. The bebionic is capable of 14 separate grip patterns which allow for activities such as eating, opening doors, and typing.
Nike has taken their iconic Air Force 1 shoe and infused some design details inspired by combat boots to create this mid cut “boot”. It features a leather and mesh upper for comfort and breathability and rubber outsole for traction and durability. The durable foam midsole features a full-length Air-Sole unit for lightweight cushioning. Available in three colors: Golden Harvest, Black, and Raw Umber.
This incredibly detailed replica of the Terrible Shotgun, a unique, higher damage variant of the in-game combat shotgun, from Fallout 3 features a rear stock and forward grip cut from red oak. The barrel, heat shield, aluminum, trigger mechanism, sights, and forward pump piston are all constructed from aluminum. The right side cocking lever and trigger are both spring loaded, and the two included drum magazines are built to lock in place with magnetic catches to simulate on-screen reloads for the replica’s use in the web series ‘Fallout: Nuka Break‘. The Terrible Shotgun replica is the work of Volpin Props.
http://www.volpinprops.com/portfolio/fallout-3-the-terrible-shotgun/
Still funny, but kinda defeats the purpose of ‘”Action Figure” Therapy’. Still, it’s always nice to see some change, and of course there’s no indication that the series will go this route; seems more like a one-off thing.
Tactical Walls are a great option for discreet and secure storage of your firearms and accessories. Tactical Walls install directly in the wall where they can easily be secured behind picture frames, mirrors, or in the back of a closet, and are optimized for installation with standard pine 2×4 construction which is framed 16 inches on center. They currently come in two sizes, the 1410, meant for handguns and other small accessories, and the 1440 (seen above), meant for rifles and shotguns and accompanying accessories. Both models are constructed from durable ABS plastic with foam rubber pads.
