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PMCI - December 2019

As another year falls behind us once again PMCI brings the latest from the 2019 show scene with an overview of the colossal DSEI in London, an update on the SIG 938, news from ASP Batons and Torrent Suppressors, along with an in depth look at the latest creation from celebrity shooter, bladesmith, and all-round good guy Dustin Rhodes. As we look forward to SHOT 2020, there's something for everyone to get excited about in this latest issue!

As another year falls behind us once again PMCI brings the latest from the 2019 show scene with an overview of the colossal DSEI in London, an update on the SIG 938, news from ASP Batons and Torrent Suppressors, along with an in depth look at the latest creation from celebrity shooter, bladesmith, and all-round good guy Dustin Rhodes. As we look forward to SHOT 2020, there's something for everyone to get excited about in this latest issue!

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KIT: SNUGPAK

down into your pack for use when you need them most, ie,

when you stop being active and become more static, and

their designs are more often than not more technically cut to

fit lower over the small of the back and abdomen, whereas

many of the more “fashion cut” jackets are waistline cut. I

still have a very old belay pullover filled with Primaloft from

my time working with Lowe Alpine many years ago, and it’s

a classic!

Of course there are now many “tactical” brands that will

sell you and insulated jacket, and those are usually jazzed

up with a lot of arm-velcro and different features from the

“civvy versions”, but I’ll still go back to my old faves Snugpak

when it comes to insulated gear for military and tactical use;

they’ve built on the success of their best known insulated

jacket, the Softie (a UK Forces “favourite”!, to bring some

great models to their clothing collection, and the latest

generation of insulated jackets are British made in the

company’s factory in West Yorkshire, and are manufactured

using its exclusive Softie Premier synthetic insulation.

SJ FOR THE WIN!

The Snugpak SJ Range is their latest development in

tactical all-weather jackets that are designed to give you

the perfect outer shell whatever conditions you’re facing

throughout the year. All four jackets in the range benefit

from our high tech Paratex Micro outer and Paratex Light

inner, keeping any moisture away from your skin, so you

stay warm, comfortable and dry, and their Softie Premier

filling has excellent insulating properties, trapping heat and

maximising comfort.

The warmest jacket in the collection is the SJ12

(UK£184.95); the newest Snugpak design is tailored to fit

the contours of your body, with a water-resistant main zip,

and a high neck design that keeps out the draughts. The

Softie Jacket 12 is designed for the winter months with a

permanent, adjustable, insulated hood for extra warmth

around the head, neck and face. You’ll be comfortable right

down to -15°C. It comes in a Blue, Red, Olive, Military Black,

Multicam camouflage colours, which also feature Velcro

patches on the arm for military use. The SJ12 also has the

extended body and longer back I mentioned earlier.

The SJ9 (UK£149.95), which uses Softie 9 Insulation

features a full time insulated hood, which can be rolled

down and secured in place when not in use, and Snugpak’s

Softie® Premier insulation for ultimate warmth, making it

ideal for extreme winter conditions or when stationary for

long periods of time. Hem draw cords mean you can snug

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