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I’d like to introduce to you the tacticool strobist bag. I was in the market for a bag for my new Gitzo 1541T tripod but wasn’t happy with anything I found. Most were too bulky and/or long, which defeated the purpose of having travel-sized gear. Speedlites are my strobe of choice for their portability and convenience so in that vein I also use Manfrotto 001B Nano light stands (19″ when collapsed), and double-fold umbrellas. Luckily, I found a bag that fits everything! You can find it at County Comm (I love this place).
Meet the Maratac Extreme SAT-COM bag.
For the full write-up, and more photos, visit my blog
Strobist: beauty dish camera right plus a strobe bounced off of the ceiling
The key chain acts like an extension of the handle. I could replace it with a lanyard or remove it all together. If you're interested in one, feel free to contact me :)
awesome new figure from soldier story, I'm very glad they're making a few regular infantry grunts instead of the tacticool spec ops guys they usually do
I’d like to introduce to you the tacticool strobist bag. I was in the market for a bag for my new Gitzo 1541T tripod but wasn’t happy with anything I found. Most were too bulky and/or long, which defeated the purpose of having travel-sized gear. Speedlites are my strobe of choice for their portability and convenience so in that vein I also use Manfrotto 001B Nano light stands (19″ when collapsed), and double-fold umbrellas. Luckily, I found a bag that fits everything! You can find it at County Comm (I love this place).
Meet the Maratac Extreme SAT-COM bag.
For the full write-up, and more photos, visit my blog
Strobist: beauty dish camera right plus a strobe bounced off of the ceiling
The tactleneck is really just a branded long-sleeved t-shirt, but it's a really nice one that defies the rule that I never find long-sleeved t-shirts comfortable. Combined with the Archer watch cap I picked up at the Archer panel at New York Comic Con this year, I got so super-suave, tacticool, and spy-riffic that I managed to sneak up on myself to get a surprise selfie (and, as you can see, I really hate surprises when I'm trying to sneak around all suave and tacticool-like).
awesome new figure from soldier story, I'm very glad they're making a few regular infantry grunts instead of the tacticool spec ops guys they usually do
The knife is a combo-edged blade and has a tough DLC (Diamond-like Coating) coating. It is very tough and some users have reported that Spyderco's DLC coating performed a lot better than their competitors who are using TiNi (titanium nitride) coatings. It lends to a sleek "tacticool" look to the knife; not something which I cared for but that is why it is a user rather than a collector.
Benelli M1 Super 90 .12 Ga semi automatic shotgun with factory "ghost ring" sights, Tacstar magazine extension, Mesa Tactical 8 round side saddle, and two picatinny rail mounts on barrel.
I bought an unfinished Boyd's Tacticool stock for my .22 bolt-action rifle so I could try my hand at staining/finishing it. It's nowhere near as good as it would have been if my dad had done it, but I'm pretty proud of the outcome. 8 applications of Kona colored Varathane stain, followed by 2 applications of black Varathane stain, and 4 coats of semi-gloss varathane polyurethane. After it dried, I lightly took 000 steel wool to it to make it matte-finished and a bit worn looking. It looks great (in my opinion) and feels really great to hold. Still waiting on a few parts from Savage to attach the action to the stock, so it's just resting in for the photos, and don't mine the missing trigger guard.. It's in the mail.