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.
816422
The Rugged has a tougher sole and will wear longer and have a greater resistance to punctures or cuts. The Rugged is less flexible though. I cannot comment on the Durable but the Rugged boots have kept my dogs pads injury free and they have held up wonderfully. No more cuts or splinters.
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
81519
the difference comes in the fabric they use... they comfort models have the anti-slip dots on the bottom and the suede on top so your bag doesn't slide off the pad. On a level surface, which good luck finding in the woods, they are equal, on slants the comfort model will keep the pad still and you on it, whereas the lightweight model could have you waking up with the pad crumpled at the downhill end of the tent with you halfways off it.
1943471
Among other things APT has mil-dot, windage and elevation adjustment knobs are different APT has fully exposed turrets, the APV has capped finger, APT has 30mm tube, APV 1" (not sure it translates to anything really, or just marketing gimmick for more expensive version).Check here http://muelleroptics.com/mapv451440 and http://muelleroptics.com/mt451440
1788458
The bi pod comes ready to mount to a picatinny rail, and includes the sling stud adapter if you have one on your stock. After using this on my ar 10 (.308) the UTG Tactical Op is a much better product. Just my two cents.
1471530
There are subtle differences. If you look at images of both, you'll see that the tactical model has a "resettable zero" on the stalks. That way you can dial your scope in, and then set the stalk numbers to "0", and adjust for windage or elevation in the field. The Standard model of these two does not have this option. You dial your scope in and that is your set "0". It doesn't give you the option to dial it according to changing conditions. You'll need to do a "hold over" for the standard model.
805080
I didn't see any difference between the two. Same amount of power, just fits better for me. My knee was hitting the cover on my big sucker, now it doesn't. This also performs well in the rain without the sock installed. Got stuck in heavy rain, thought it would start sucking water. But didn't skip a beat.
136868
I know! I thought the same thing. But item description said fitted and that's what I got. Satisfied. Good Luck.
519287
The pouch can be used either way by rotating it around your waist and inserting the gun appropriately. The only difference is whether the clip pouch is in front of or behind the gun pouch.
216582
This is a personal defense weapon. While the longer one give more leverage, the shorter one is handier in close quarters. I also find the shorter one stows better in a vehicle.
892075
Basically, it refers to the shape of the fitting. A quick web search will show you the differences. Industrial (aka "M") fittings are more common and are probably your best bet if you're an average user. I've had better success with the Milton brand "M" fittings (less leaks.)
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.
568656
In my opinion...they are interchangeable - just one costs more. I have both types and do not notice any difference.
67129
The ONLY difference is the P is a "burglary" safe as opposed to a "gun" safe. The intererior shelf configuration is not set up for gun storage. Everything else is the same
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.
711403
This is a jacket-length BDU top, the fabric is cotton-poly. I have owned many over the years. BDU "shirts", are not as long, do not have the waist-level pockets, and can be tucked-in, like any shirt. This is designed to be worn as shown in the photo. I purchased this one for paintball, at I highly recomend it.