#quick stick

[airsoftmilitarynews-blog]

The RE Factor Tactical Hostage Escape Card just got restocked for Christmas. Order by Dec 16th to get yours!

The Hostage Escape Card is a last ditch effort kit that allows you to escape from illegal restraint. The card is made from stainless steel that offers the highest strength possible while still remaining light weight.

The integrated saw has the ability to cut through rope, wood and steel chains while the various picks allow you to get through handcuffs, pad locks and door locks. The quick stick allows you to escape from varying pad locks. Finally, we included a carry sleeve that can also be used as a wallet when the card is not in use.

Features

Dimensions: 3.5″L x 2″H

Quick Stick

Saw

Handcuff Shim

Rake

Tension Wrench

Stainless Steel

Made in the USA

Get in touch with RE Factor Tactical

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RE Factor Tactical // Hostage Escape Card Restocked

The RE Factor Tactical Hostage Escape Card just got restocked for Christmas. Order by Dec 16th to get yours!

RE Factor Tactical // Hostage Escape Card Restocked The RE Factor Tactical Hostage Escape Card just got restocked for Christmas. Order by Dec 16th to get yours!

[airsoftmilitarynews-blog]

The RE Factor Tactical Hostage Escape Card just got restocked for Christmas. Order by Dec 16th to get yours!

The Hostage Escape Card is a last ditch effort kit that allows you to escape from illegal restraint. The card is made from stainless steel that offers the highest strength possible while still remaining light weight.

The integrated saw has the ability to cut through rope, wood and steel chains while the various picks allow you to get through handcuffs, pad locks and door locks. The quick stick allows you to escape from varying pad locks. Finally, we included a carry sleeve that can also be used as a wallet when the card is not in use.

Features

Dimensions: 3.5″L x 2″H

Quick Stick

Saw

Handcuff Shim

Rake

Tension Wrench

Stainless Steel

Made in the USA

Get in touch with RE Factor Tactical

RE Factor Tactical Website RE Factor Tactical on Facebook RE Factor Tactical on Twitter

RE Factor Tactical // Hostage Escape Card Restocked The RE Factor Tactical Hostage Escape Card just got restocked for Christmas. Order by Dec 16th to get yours!

[law66]

Bypass, when you dont have time to pick:

Ive used the Law Industries Quick Stick on many occasions and when used on laminated padlocks the results can be impressive. The downfall is that on some padlocks, their is the utilisation of twin retention systems on the hasp and anti shim locking bars. This means that the Quick Stick wont pop open the lock as it has two cams. Some people could not get them to open this type of lock and struggled to understand how to get them to open.

To help, I've got a simple tension wrench I had made, and a quick stick in the form of a feeler to demonstrate where to place the item and the angles required. With the key way pins at the top of the lock, place the Quick Stick into the lock where shown above and follow the track down and to the rear left of the lock. At the very back is a small hole, you may need to feel around for it, once located the end of the quick stick will slip into it nicely. Apply a light pressure and you will feel a little movement. Using the tension wrench with what feels like nothing more than your finger resting on it, press into the lock slightly and downwards towards the bottom of the keyway. The tension wrench will turn and pop open the padlock. The rear cam bypasses the required key altogether and opens both of the retention systems on the hasp.

Some old padlocks, or locks that have been outside may be dry inside which will need you to work the lock first a little. Pull out a little and move up and down, in and out to free the rear of the locking mechanism and try again. American padlocks typically dont need the addition of a tension wrench and will open without them, as will most import locks. European versions typically will require a wrench which can be made easily.

[joe-archer-dk]

Paper tuning my arrows. They are spot on now. Just a bullet hole and the tear from fletching. GT Trads spine 400, 30 2/8" long, 3x4" fletching on wraps, 125grn tips with 12grn inserts. Perfect flight on my #55 Quick Stick.

[joe-archer-dk]

My best grouping on my 15m training today. These old arrows are too stiff. Spine 400 cut to 29,5”. At 15m they were ok, but at 20+ they became increasingly random. Was quite fun seeing the effect of spine issues.

When bare shaft testing I believe you really do need to test at long ranges too, as the arrows behaves worse when it loses speed.

Getting some new shafts tuesday, where I’ll try to test the arrows. 3 fletched and 3 bare shaft - at ranges from 5-30m. Cutting 1/8”-1/4” at a time to make sure the arrows will fly completely straight at any range. I guess when you have a fast bow, you need to test at longer ranges, compared to a slower bow, where the issues will show at shorter range.

[joe-archer-dk]

Training 30m finally got the range right with the new lighter arrows. Much better at that range with lighter arrows.

[law66]

New Products In The Store:

I just wanted to take a minute or two and thank everyone that has been so supportive of the Law Industries Store. I know some people have asked for other items to be added and the staff do try to listen to what you need.

So, with that, I can happily report that new products have been added. There are more items to come very soon but many have been added today. The prices may change once they arrive so please be patient while they are shipped and checked. Some people have asked for the shims and similar items to be sold individually. That is also being done at the moment, so when you purchase the EZ decoders, Quick Sticks, Straight Shims or key style shims it will be price per item to make it easier for you.

Head on over to the store to see what is new and arriving later this week. Dont forget the store is always open and support is only an email away.

Store Link Store.LawIndustries.co.uk

[yimvmd]

Long time ago … :-)

Me … second one on the right in the front row.

It was the last game that was played on normal grass. It was a very special game which resulted in promotion.

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