what is the difference between "tactical" and "fitted"?
203870
I'm not sure there's a difference in the fit, I think the tactical ones just come in military/tactically appropriate colors (desert,of green etc)
203871
Tactical means the logo is not white/stands out. If you have black tactical compression or fitted the under armour logo will match the color of the item and not stand out.
567689
In my opinion. Nothing and to size and format. I've used both with no noticeable difference. Tho 41 is more common where I live and goes on sale more... So that's my difference,
174617
Depends on how you wear your tactical clothes. I am 6' and have a 48-50" chest and wear an XL. I wear soft armor and plates over it so I want the shirt a little tighter to avoid any material bunching. I have a 2 XL for just going to the range. They are true to size and don't really shrink. They are more fitted in the chest area, but not restrictive.
740952
I have both colors. No difference in concealment. Comes down to your preference of undershirt color as it is a tall crew neck and the neckline is visible above most t-shirt collars. And not sure if this is what you're asking but this shirt is not designed IMO to be worn as a stand alone t-shirt. The support ribbing is quite pronounced.
624993
I have them both and they are both very sturdy however, the detachable pouches are a pain in the butt when they are full of loaded mags. They tend to seperate from the case and flop around when being carried to the field or range. I much prefer the cases being sown on. If you don't plan on removing the pouches I would go with the sown on. I will next time if I need another case. Hope this helps.
1306541
I'm not sure. I think that they are virtually identical, based upon the research I did before I got the SVs. I have some friends who use the Tactical Sport model, and I've tried one once. I couldn't tell a difference. As is true of all electronic muffs, these let in a tiny pulse of sound before the noise gate shuts, so they don't quite protect as well as "solid" muffs with the same NRR, but the gates on these are quicker than those on cheaper models. Hope this helps.
1591704
Fitted. Mine never produced any heat, so i had to get rid of it. Very disappointing.
1877912
Good question. I have no idea. A marketing ploy, I guess. It worked on me cause I bought because of the word "tactical" in it.
239599
From what I've seen, small medium and large refers to how far the butt extends the length of the stock back. I've found 2 different mounting types which are 2 screws (my stock doesn't work with that type) and mold around like this one. It not only makes the butt longer and also larger. This type works on all AR's as long as you have a standard stock (the stock that comes with the gun). Hope this helps
116349
http://tacticalgear.com/propper-tactical-pantsHere is the website... go near bottom of page..
1877910
The word "tactical" refers in the description is used because the hood is usually worn by people in uniform. In order to keep warm from the cold or from getting burn from the sun. Since it is available so easily, most normal people use the hood for a morning jog or to look like a ninja. Don't run into a burning house with this hood, is basically what the warning label is trying to say. Your face will burn!!! Hope I helped.
18982
yes.I bought 2 different brands before i found this one sold by acid tactical and it was the easiest and best fit. I would highly suggest this one.
1689463
It can be used for both. I use it for IWB if I do not have a loose shirt on to cover a holster. Works well in pocket as well.
1823411
Flaps are velcro. It would be faster if you tucked the flaps behind the pouch for competion. Or better yet buy a Tuff products in-line 8 mag pouch. Flap is removable and hols mags tight enough for rough movement. TUFF 8 In Line Magazine Pouch (1000D Black Nylon, B92f/GL 17/20/21/22/P226)
1306540
The noise reduction with these is better than the tactical sport version. I have compared them side by side as a friend has the TS model. I regularly shoot at an indoor pistol range and the Pro model works very well. My friend "doubles up" using foam ear plugs in addition to the TS model shooting indoors.I think the extra cost is worth the additional protection.
395125
The cliff notes version is that the "P" is for more carbine- type applications. Faster handling, etc... The "M" is geared more towards longer barreled, acquire at a distance shooting. I think if you look at the dimensions it'll be a little more self explanatory.
2240628
I have both, as far as I can tell there is no difference. They both work the same. Buy whichever cost less. I think it's more of a style thing...