New product from Section8tactical to be part of December give away

[section8tactical]

We appreciate the opportunity to help Jamie promote the TRP with his innovative give away offers. We have developed a new item and you are the first to see it and also get your hands on one if you win the give away. See Jamie for details about that and also how to purchase if you aren't one of the lucky ones and still would like to have one.

The new item is an insert for the TAC-PAC that is called the M4 insert. The M4 insert will hold spares for the M4 as well as batteries for your light or aiming system.

Here is a description:

RE: M4 insert for the Section8tactical TAC-PAC

Section8tactical is happy to announce the availability of the M4 insert for their popular TAC-PAC. The TAC-PAC is a modular storage device for small parts. It is field configurable with interchangeable inserts. The M4 insert is made of EVA foam, like the previous inserts, and makes it easy to carry spare bolt components. The M4 insert will hold the components and keep them handy, dirt free, and cushioned from impact.
The Section8tactical M4 insert will hold the following spares:
Complete assembled bolt, firing pin, 6 extra gas rings, cam pin, firing pin retaining pin, extractor and spring, extractor pin, ejector, ejector spring, and ejector split pin. As a bonus, the insert will also hold either two (2) AA or CR123 batteries!!!

Thanks for supporting us and TRP.
 

[VNVGUNNER]

Sweet, nice product to have.

[Jamie Young]

Now that I've gotten into serious work with some of my firearms, the idea of carrying spare parts with me is a concern.   I've carried a Tac-Pac that I modified to carry 2 CR123 batteries and 4 AA batteries, but I have most of my gun parts sitting in my reloading room, now I'll carry them in my vest with my other gear.

[Jamie Young]

Anyone know of a source online for buying AR parts?   I'm looking to buy up to 10 completed AR bolts, but I gotta watch my costs.

[maclean3]

Jamie:
I get most of my stuff through http://www.midwayusa.com or http://www.brownells.com
but if you visit AR15.com there's some good sources listed in the ad banners.
Jack