If you are not in Colorado, Spring is here! A little more snow has not stopped us from getting some favorites back in stock though. We got a handful of MREs in with an inspection date of 2022, so they’re ready to go for a good while. Those so super quick so make sure you…
Its not Wednesday, but here is a quick history tidbit. The M3 submachine (AKA the grease gun) was adopted for service in 1942 during WWII. It was a compact gun that used .45 caliber ammo. While we do not have that sweet submachine gun for sales, we do have the ammo pouches for them. These…
It has been a great week here at Venture and some great new gear has hit the site. If you’re looking for a new IFAK pouch, make sure to check out the SO Tech Drop Leg Panel one. SO Tech has been around for years, even supplying guys during the surge in Iraq with some…
We wanted to say “hydrate or die” but apparently that is trademarked by a certain company named after a humped back pack animal. Cough* Camelbak Cough*. Anyway, we have some sweet military issue hydration gear that you probably should have had last weekend. Its warming up fast and its critical to keep extra water for…
Spring is here and so are the caps to go with it. We have got in an awesome mix of different color USGI boonies for all your spring and summer Ventures. The wide brim helps keep the sun off your head and neck. Vent holes to help keep you cool, they are perfect for hiking,…
Got that M81 camo bug that’s been floating around? Check out just a few of the pieces of USGI gear in the awesome Woodland BDU camo we’ve got. From expanding cargo space to setting up a tactical vest, this gear will get you where you need to go and look good at the same time.…
The Venture warehouse has been busy this week. We got a bunch of standard issue Multicam pouches, and we are so hyped about. We have been trying to get these in stock for a long time, but these are hard to come by right now. We do not have much so if you have been…
4 Jan 2002 – US Army SFC Nathan Ross Chapman, a member of the 1st Special Forces Group, is the first American service member killed in Afghanistan. While the news of his death was national news, the circumstances surrounding it were not. In 2015 the CIA finally acknowledged that he had been part of a secret team, Team…
Check out this week’s line up of new stock! USGI RESTOCK LINEUP North American Rescue Gen 7 CAT TourniquetsCold Weather Mitten Shells Wool Trigger Finger GlovesM249 200 Round Ammo Drums, With Carrying Slings!BDU Load Bearing VestsM12 Universal Pistol HolstersM7 Bayonets6 Magazine BandoleersHarris Falcon II Ranger Radio BagsDuffel BagsFoliage Green Jacket LinersDCU Camo Fighting Load CarriersNorth American…
This Week in Army History – 8/23 – 8/29 25 August 1814 – During the War of 1812, British forces would attack and set fire to Washington City, present day Washington D.C. The attack and subsequent burning of Washington was in retaliation of American attacks, and burning, on the Canadian cities of York and Niagara. The US Capitol,…
5 July 1950 – Private Kenneth Shadrick, of 1st Battalion 34th Infantry Regiment, is killed in action south of Osan, South Korea. PVT Shadrick is reportedly the first American killed during the Korean War, after the machine guns from a T-34 North Korean tank struck him after he fired a Bazooka round at it. His death may…
23 February 1778- Baron Von Steuben joins the American Revolutionary Army at Valley Forge. He is remembered as one of the fathers of the Continental Army and his work, Regulations for the Order and Discipline of the Troops of the United States, which would serve as the United Staes drill manual until the War of 1812. …
25 Dec 1776: Patriot General George Washington Crosses the Delaware River with 5,400 troops. The Patriot forces crossed the river to launch a surprise attack on Hessian (German mercenary) forces located in Trenton, New Jersey. 26 DEC 1776: After crossing the Delaware River Patriot forces fought the Battle of Trenton. The Hessian forces were caught off guard…
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