Bersa Thunder 380 Firearm Break down and Cleaning – Firestorm Handgun
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Peltor 97079 Combat Arms Earplugs $9.47 Peltor’s indoor/outdoor range E-A-R plugs work in any shooting environment. The ultimate shooter’s plug–one plug for both ranges. The yellow end offers noise-activated protection up to NRR 22dB for outdoor range use, while the olive end provides conventional NRR 22dB for indoor range use. All backed by Peltor E-A-R plugs 25-year reputation of excellence. Made of soft non-irritating polymer for al… |
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Peltor 97044 Tactical 6S Active Volume Hearing Protector $52.99 The Peltor tactical 6S hearing protector muff blends comfort, performance, and protection with electronics that limit amplified sounds to 82 dBA within 5 milliseconds. An active-volume system provides distortion-free amplification of low-level sounds up to 19 dBA. The folding design includes independent volume controls in each cup…. |
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Iwatani Torch Burner Professional #Cb-tc-pro $30.30 Professional cooking torch for all cooking needs. Use only with Iwatani gas cylinder, Bu-5 and BU-6… |
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Devil’s Night $7.26 Eminem: love him or hate him? It’s no surprise that Slim Shady evokes such conflicted feelings–he’s easy to champion and disparage alike, and this new D12 album doesn’t make the decision any easier. Though hip-hop’s pale wonder is now joined by his five, conspicuously black Detroit peers, this still sounds and feels like a Marshall Mathers project. The biting disses of MTV pop figures (“Ain… |
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Adore $7.39 With Adore, Smashing Pumpkins return to the forefront of rock to do a dance with a new partner. Trading white-noise vocals and guitars for caramel crooning and dense synthesizers, frontman Billy Corgan drives bandmates James Iha and D’Arcy to a lush aural plateau. The darkness is still there–evidenced in the techno throb of the single “Ava Adore”–but the Pumpkins also tinker with Lennonesque l… |
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Filthy Lucre Live $3.99 Sticking to the well-flogged anthems, the lads rumble with pro efficiency and a broad wink (“fat, 40, and back,” mutters a scripted Johnny) through a near-complete set list. They run low on gas halfway through these 54 minutes, but there’s no denying the nostalgic kick for fans of a certain age (whose emotions will swing between glee and revulsion). –Jeff Bateman … |
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