Sipsey Street Irregulars: Logistics: Main Gun Military Surplus running sale on ACHs.

Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Logistics: Main Gun Military Surplus running sale on ACHs.

"Our ACH/MCH helmets are the first. The Army pays almost $300 for these. Lots more comfortable than the old Kevlar “Fritz” helmet, and have the concussion-proof pads inside, plus much better vision. We normally sell them for the low price of $124.99. While they last, they are going for $99.99 a helmet! Heck, the upgrade kit to upgrade your old Kevlar sells for that much! To get this deal: apply the coupon code HELMET when checking out!"

4 comments:

WarriorClass III said...: Ok, when I click on the link I get a page that says they have these deals, but no way to buy on line. What good is that?; January 30, 2014 at 5:22 AM
Anonymous said...: Greetings, and God bless.

Hello, WC. If you go to the bottom of that page there is a link to a page where you can sign up for their newsletter. At the top of that page is a row of tabs and you can get to the helmet through one of those.; January 30, 2014 at 1:55 PM
Einherjar said...: http://www.maingun.biz/Helmet_MICH_Olive_Drab_Combat_Gentex_p/helmichgentexue.htm

The page does appear to be broken though. The size drop down doesn't work to order one.; January 30, 2014 at 4:15 PM
Doc said...: We sell at gun shows almost every weekend. Each show we try to provide some really good specially priced item. We decided to do that with ACU combat shirts and ACH/MCH helmets this weekend. The wife had a good idea to offer the specials to our friends and customers before the show. The response has been overwhelming. We're virtually cleaned out of helmets! As of this writing, we have three left, a large ACH, a large MCH, and a medium ACH. I will try and get some more that I can sell cheap and if you send us an email, I'll let you know when they come it.; January 30, 2014 at 4:49 PM

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