Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Battery Storage
Sunday, September 9, 2012
Mission spec Irene Adaptive sling IAS
Hi guys this is Max, with Maximum Survivalist. Today we will be looking at the Irene Adaptive sling IAS. This sling system is created from military grade buckles, with one inch nylon webbing and steel mesh hooks. Now this sling goes from a one-point to a two-point with extreme ease and speed. Its also ambidextrous. In one-point mode the sling can be converted to the two-point mode by simply attaching the front hook sling point on a weapon. At this point the weapon can be rotated onto your back. It's not advised to use your gun while in two-point mode. The purpose of the two-point mode is to free your hands for climbing, crawling, and for emergencies such as helping your buddy to safety. This sling also comes with an emergency release buckle, in case you need to ditch your weapon. I use the Irene Sling on my S&W AR15-22 because on the S&W AR 15-22 doesn't have a buffer tube nut. The Irene Sling is designed with nylon webbing that goes onto the buffer tube. I chose this sling because it looks cool and it very effective when switching from primary to secondary weapon. Thanks for checking it out.
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Thermal Wrap
. Hi guys this is Max with Maximum Survivalist. Today we will be reviewing the thermal wrap survival blanket, from MCR Medical.This disposable blanket is small and compact, it's also water proof and it can be used as a signaling device or a wind breaker. The measurements are 87"x59", which makes it a little bit wider than the average survival blanket and is the right size to wrap yourself up in even with all of your winter gear on. When wrapped in this blanket it holds heat but it doesn't conduct heat, it will also help prevent radiation. Now when all is said an done, this is a great short term blanket, but I wouldn't recommend that it be a primary way of keeping out of the elements. But I would recommend that it be kept in place such as your glove box or emergency kit in your vehicle. This has been Max, remember to always be careful and God bless America.
Monday, September 3, 2012
CAPSS by Brite-Strike
CAPPS from Brite Strike
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Day at the Range.
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