G-Code INCOG Holster Review

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Holsters, let me tell you about holsters. It has been a long road to find a few holsters that work with the way I dress, that are comfortable, and work with how I want to carry. Because of this, I own a lot of holsters.

Like most of you I have been on a quest for both a great OWB (outside the waistband) holster and an IWB (inside the waistband) holster. On the OWB I think I’m all set. Raven Concealment holsters are exceptional and have the best service and warranty in the business. If there is anything wrong they will pay for you to send it back and they will either fix it or send you a new holster. My personal turnaround on work like this has been a week or less. Anyone that says kydex is kydex has never owned or used a Raven Concealment holster.

Raven Light Compatible Phantom for the INFORCE APL

Raven Light Compatible Phantom for the INFORCE APL

I have been looking for an IWB holster for a long time. I know you can go IWB with the Raven Phantom but it never really worked with my body type or quick on and off. I was looking for a holster that conceals well, is comfortable, can be used by a GLOCK 19 with a red dot, can very easily be put on and taken off, and can be positioned for appendix carry or 5 o’clock.

For 5 o’clock there is no better IWB holster in my option than the crossbreed supertuck or the myriad of copies for that type of holster. The problem with the supertuck is it’s meant for one position on the body and can’t roll all that well for appendix carry.

So while on this quest, I have purchased and sold many a holster and have a nice box of holsters that didn’t work out all that well. I’m not really going to go into much more detail than that, as I think holsters are a very personal and what you like I may completely hate.

This brings us to G-Code and their INCOG. I know, another Travis Haley sponsored piece of gear. To start, my purchasing decision had nothing to do with Travis’s recommendation other than he does test the shit out of stuff he puts his name on. In all actuality, I purchased it because it was relatively cheap and that said they could accommodate a red dot, more on that later.

The INCOG is made by G-Code Holsters and you can purchase it directly from them or from the Haley Strategic web store. The INCOG is a minimalist IWB holster that can be worn at any position but it shines at appendix carry. The holster is not light compatible and as of writing is being made for GLOCKs, M&Ps, 1911s, FN FNS, XDs, and Lionheart LH-9 series pistols. The holster I purchased was for a GLOCK 19 with an RDS at the rear.

The INCOG has a couple stand out features that set it apart from the rest of the IWB crowd. It has a synthetic suede that covers the exterior of the holster that G-Code calls Tactical Fuzz. The fuzz does a couple of things; it adds comfort against your skin if you are wearing it without an undershirt. The fuzz wicks away sweat between your body and the holster, and it also does an excellent job of keeping the holster in place. All the holster edges are rounded and polished and fuzz has yet to pull up at any wear points. Continue reading

UW Gear Talks About Camo On A Budget

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Check out this video from UW Gear talking about if you’re on a budget, don’t forget about woodland camo. The guys over at UW Gear know an awful lot about camo as they make great gear in numerous types of camo and also do a lot of camo testing in different environments over at their forum.

 

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3000 Survival Books, Manuals, and Guides for Download

Check out Armageddon Online as they have nearly 3000 survival books, manuals, guides and more in for download.

Topics include: Natural Disaster Survival,  Food and Water Prep, Navigation, General Urban and Wilderness Preparedness, Gun Manuals, Evasion Techniques and a whole lot more – http://www.armageddononline.org/disaster-prep-help.html.

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Is buckshot lethal at 50 yards?

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Great video from Brass Fetcher testing buckshot  at 50 yards:

 

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Flint and Steel Basic Ignition

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This is an awesome reference video on how to create and use charcloth, build a birds nest to use as your tinder bundle, and then use flint and steel for basic ignition. Great video!

 

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Rifle Dynamics complete AK upgrade “bolt on” package

Rifle Dynamics just came out with a “bolt on” package for your AK allowing you to take a standard AK and make it an excellent fighting rifle minus only a red dot.

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The package includes (I have added retail prices next to each item for reference):

  • Ultimak M1-b rail ($100)
  • RD AK M4 stock adapter ($65)
  • Mil-spec buffer tube ($30)
  • Castle nut ($7 from BCM)
  • End plate (standard or QD) ($5)
  • B5 System stock ($56)
  • US Palm grip ($25)

Comes to a grand total of $288 and that does not include shipping for all the individual parts, so it’s a deal if this is the setup you want.

I will say that I have tried most of the different configurations to make an AK a better fighting rifle and the Ultimak with a RDS is the way to go from a function vs weight perspective. The  M4 stock is a great addition if you need a longer length of pull or like me, you have an optic side mount setup and need the longer length of pull for prone shooting. I see the US Palm grip as a must have for any AK unless it’s a safe queen.

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I attended the Rifle Dynamics AK armorer/operator course this weekend (I will do a write up shortly) and picked up one of the new RD AK M4 stock adapters. I threw it on my 74 last night and will put it through some testing in the coming weeks with a review to follow.

Overall for $255 I think this is a great way to do an all in one modernization of your AK and save some coin while doing it. You can purchase it directly from Rifle Dynamics HERE.

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Basic Knife Handling, Safety, and Bush Craft Notches

Awesome set of Videos from Dave Canterbury on Basic Knife Handling, Safety, and Bush Craft Notches.

 

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Kim Heath on AR-15 Bolt Cycling

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Kim Heath gives some great advice on AR-15 Bolt Cycling:

 

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A note on reviews

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One of the reasons for the creation of this blog was to foster an environment where we could do in-depth reviews on products that we would use ourselves or found intriguing in the industry. About 70% of the product that we review we purchased for ourselves and the other 30% are offered to us from companies that would like us to test and evaluate the product and then do a review. We take the T&E portion seriously.

Items that we get for T&E, sometimes are sent back because there is nothing to review – the product is a fail. Its not worth our time or yours to do the review. Sometimes we are totally blown away. The Strike Industries AK Rear Sight Rail Review was one of those. We thought for the cost and just the whole idea the product was going to be a fail. That product turned out to be a cheap awesome way to put a red dot on an AK and is rock solid.

So let’s say we want to buy a new rail system for a rifle, AK or AR,  doesn’t matter. We’re going to narrow our results on a few possibilities based on price and the features we want. From there we will go out and scour the web for reviews on those rails that have been down selected. 90% of the time, those reviews suck! They are “company A sent us this rail and its awesome, you should buy it”. Really?? Essentially company A sent you a rail for free and you just had to throw up a review on it so you put it on your rifle, took some pictures, and then you called it good. Be wary of awesome reviews the day or week a new product is released, chances are good some people wanted some free shit.

As an FYI, this is not our style. Please take Fleeting’s reviews as data points in your own research. Hopefully we bring you content and answers you can’t find anywhere else.

Sorry for the short rant, we just get tired of the BS sometimes.

Thanks again for all the support!!

 

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Trijicon CCAS

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I was just chatting with a bunch of guys about something like this when I was over in Africa. A scope that would harness all we have learned so far about ballistics and marksmanship.

Trijicon just reinvented the combat optic with the Trijicon Continuously Computed Aiming Solution – CCAS.

http://youtu.be/rlC7kmvLUYo

 

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