Strike Industries has carved out a unique space in the firearms market. They aren't trying to be another mil-spec manufacturer. Their mission, from the start, has been to push the envelope with innovative, ergonomic, and eye-catching designs.

High-quality mag pouches are more than just tactical accessories—they’re critical tools that ensure efficiency and safety while handling firearms.

Decoding Military Tech: Understanding the JETDS Naming System

Ever seen codes like "AN/PRC-152" on military gear and wondered what they mean? This post breaks down the Joint Electronics Type Designation System (JETDS), the standardized naming convention used by the U.S. military for electronic equipment since World War II. Discover how these designations are structured, why they're essential for logistics and interoperability across branches and allies, and get a glimpse into the complex world of military hardware identification. Read on to unravel the system behind the cryptic codes.

Preparedness is not just a buzzword for military personnel and first responders; it’s a critical practice for everyone. Whether you're hiking through rugged trails, building your survival toolkit, or simply safeguarding your home, first aid readiness is key. That’s where...

This blog dives into the key differences between field shirts and combat shirts, exploring their functionality, durability, style, and cost-effectiveness. By the end of this article, you’ll have a clear understanding of which one deserves a spot in your wardrobe, whether you’re a survivalist, hiker, adventurer, or tactical enthusiast.

Both field pants and combat pants dominate the industry with their rugged designs and specialized features. But how do you know which one suits your needs best?

When lives are on the line, every second matters. Remote switches integrated with weapon-mounted lights provide tactical benefits across a range of scenarios—whether you're clearing an unfamiliar building, navigating night exercises, or implementing home defense tactics.

The easiest way to explain FOM is [comparing it to] when you go out and buy a TV. It’s like the difference between a 720, 1080, a 4k TV or now, an 8k TV. The higher that rating, the cleaner and crisper the TV is and the better the image is going to be.