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MEDIA ALERT ADF Announce the Hi-Power Browning is Coming Back MEDIA ALERT ADF announce the Hi-Power Browning is coming back, the Australian Army has decided ” if it ain’t broke don’t fix it.” We will Cerakote these Coyote Brown Khaki CBK and re-issue the PLATATAC Bladetech Holster, designed in 1935 by John Browning the pistol was used through WW2. Tell all your mates it’s coming back @bladetechholsters @platatacdaily @platatac This entry was posted on Wednesday, April 1st, 2026 at 00:00 and is filed under Advertiser, Guest Post, Holsters, weapons. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can…
I pushed off the top of Vail’s chair 4, eager to dive into North Rim’s steep fall line terrain blanketed with fresh 6 inches of powder — the terrain where I was sure Fischer’s new Nothings would thrive. I dropped from the upper headwall into a soft pillow of snow, slashing to scrub some speed before the terrain got more complicated. Then, bam. A big rock grabs my right ski and throws me off balance as I’m plunging downhill. On a stiffer, more demanding ski, my day might have ended right there. But I was on Fischer’s new, weirdly mysterious…
London, UK – 31st March– Global protection brand, D3O/Delta Three Oscar, today announces the appointment of Matthieu Bazil as Chief Executive Officer, effective 1 April 2026, following the retirement of incumbent CEO Stuart Sawyer. Bazil joins D3O as an experienced global CEO with a strong track record of building and scaling brands across a variety of industries including sportswear, 2 wheel and defence. His previous roles include President and CEO of 2 Ride Group,home to leading protection brands including Shark, Nolan, Troy Lee Designs and Bering; and President and CEO of Aqualung Group, a global leader in recreational, military and…
Not all knives are sharpened equally, but all neglected edges get dull. So, our knife experts — the sorts who regrind every factory edge to perfection— rounded up the best knife sharpeners on the market. We used the systems here in kitchens, in the field, and at the workshop to see not only what they sharpen best but where they’re best suited. The result: a list of the best sharpening systems, from the approachable-yet-capable Work Sharp Precision Adjust Knife Sharpener, to the simple (and budget) Sharp Pebble Whetstone. There’s even a kitchen-counter choice for you foodies in the Chef’s Choice…
It looks like slipjoints will be playing a larger role in the Civivi catalog this year. A soon-to-release model, the Aevren, has been designed as a modern, non-locking everyday carry piece. While we have noticed, and remarked upon, a general trend towards longer blades in modern folders recently, we should have clarified that this holds true mostly for locking modern folders; that may seem like an unnecessarily precise distinction to make but, by and large, it seems like designers prefer to keep their slipjoint pieces underneath the 3-inch mark – or, at least, not as far north of it as…
Dry bags have a single goal — keeping your gear dry. Whether your raft gets flipped, you take a spill in a creek, or you get caught in an unexpected downpour, it’s essential that clothing, sleeping bags, electronics, and other necessities stay dry. If your gear has ever been soaked in the wilderness, you know how difficult — or even life-threatening — it can be, taking a toll physically and mentally. We’ve been there, and it inspired our hunt for the best tool for the job. Whether you’re hiking along Japan’s Michinoku Coastal Trail or sea kayaking off the pristine…
Rotapoint at the USASOC Sniper Competition After making its debut at the 2024 competition, at least two of the top five finishing teams at the recent 2026 USASOC International Sniper Competition at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, used the Rotapoint Watch Cap. We are told the 3rd and 4th place teams received Watch Caps at the prize table and are looking forward to putting them to use. This 15-second demonstration by a longtime user shows the core capability clearly. Three rounds at 160 meters with a red dot, with a 90-degree target transition at 10X magnification. rotapoint.com/collections/watch-caps This entry was posted…
Support us! GearJunkie may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn More Over the last 40 years, Leatherman has pioneered the multitool category. Its pliers-first design revolutionized the world of everyday carry tools so much that the brand name “Leatherman” is nearly synonymous with the now-common design. And over the course of those decades, Leatherman has brainstormed myriad designs that haven’t seen the light of day. Well, some of them are finally hitting the virtual shelves. Today through Thursday, April 2, Leatherman gives fans a rare opportunity to purchase some of these hard-to-obtain models through its…
CMC Triggers, San Tan Tactical, and SOUSA Optics are proud to announce the appointment of Ozge Cumberland as President, effective immediately. Ozge joins the organization with over a decade of executive leadership experience within the firearms and outdoor industry. She brings a powerful combination of financial expertise, operational discipline, and strategic execution, with a proven ability to scale organizations, strengthen infrastructure, and drive sustained growth. Throughout her career, Ozge has led cross-functional teams across finance, operations, and business management, consistently delivering results through structure, accountability, and performance-focused leadership. She is known for building systems that enable companies to grow efficiently…
One of the long-time problems with bear canisters is that they’re bulky, take up a lot of pack space, and don’t compress. When you’re out in bear country for multiple days, the empty space inside your canister grows as your food supply diminishes. By the end of a backpacking trip, the canister is usually reduced to a fancy (and heavy) garbage can. That’s why BearVault designed its BV One — a bear canister that expands, allows for compartmentalization, and compresses based on how much storage space you need. It’s a clever innovation in a gear category that doesn’t see much…

