BHI just fuly redeemed itself!
 

Tactical Caffeine Transfer Unit Coffee Mug :D

A must have for any serious coffee drinker (tactical or otherwise). Easy to grab, extra large handle for a more secure 3 finger grip. The BlackHawk coffee mug can also double as a bludgeon in an emergency. Black with gold logo. Wt: 12oz.

http://www.blackhawk.com/uploads/pro...s/90CM01BK.jpg

http://www.blackhawk.com/product_det...uct_id=1026&d=

Congrats you just found a product thats been in the BHI catalogue since 2004 and probably even longer.

Shit, well I usually stop when I have the CC out and over 800 in the cart... :lol:

this has been offered since at least 1999

still cool though =)

Its a cup

I have this cup too except is white and has a logo of disney land on it

For maximum tactical combat effectiveness:
1) Fill with steaming hot coffee
2) Throw in face of nearest enemy
3) repeat steps 1-2 as required
note: tea may be used in the case that your enemy is wearing a coffee resistant facemask.

It's probably made in Vietnam. At least it doesn't *look* like an Eagle/LBT knockoff. I bet Diamondback will come out with their version in a year or two, after blowing out the BHI crate they bought.

I cant believe they actually advertise the fact that it could be used as a bludgeon in case of an emergency...

"New BlackHawk tactical tabasco sauce, brings a spicy new dimension to your favourite foods. Also doubles as anti-terrorist pepper spray and in a pinch the bottle can be used as an intruder resistant door jam!"

I like this cup
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You cup may also be used as a offensive weapon just like Riddick

So much for subtlety, eh? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

So is it made in Vietnam.

So do you avoid Walmart and Canadian Tire as well? How about the components in your PC, do you insist they're MADE IN AMERICALAND?

ASC is made in China.

hehe... I always get two waves of laughter from posts like this. First I laugh at the joke, then I laugh at evryone who takes it seriously. I usually laugh harder at latter.

Besides, anyone who's anyone knows a 3-finger grip is superior tactical form for the use of the caffeine delivery system in the case of emergencies. BE PREPARED. I wonder if they'll make a safer, rubber version for airsoft use - surely noone would allow a real version of this bludgeon onto a field?

I think banning objects such as coffee mugs just because they could be used as an offensive weapon is going too far. EVERY ONE PLEASE VOTE CONSERVATIVE IN THE NEXT ELECTION!!

Doesn't Timmys have the rights to any coffee consumed by the CF or other persons predending to be or associated with anything resembling military forces.

Besides it has a bigger handle which allows for easy use with tactical gloves. :D

http://www.timhortons.com/images/thermoserv.gif

Plus it's aluminum, and bigger, so it'll resist breaking upon impact. Better for bashing the shit out of people.

Now if only they offered it in Multicam :D

Nothin some 2000grit and a spraybomb can't fix, just takes some masking tape and some time.... Oh God, I'm plotting stuff already, and I need to get some cam paint for my AUG anyway, I know there'll be left overs.

How would you find your mug?

by the smell of coffee

bahahaha. Another one bites the dust.

HA!.. .plus the dark stains of coffee on one side and dried blood on the other would give it away.


Its no contest though, we don't have a choice here in Canada, it has to be the Timmy. The reality is, if it came up from the States, and the packaging said some like "Tactical Mug - For LE or military use only' it would be seized and crushed at the border anyways. And thank goodness as well, lord knows that if those sort of things got through the hell it would let loose. Next kids will be buying these at dollar stores and giving coffee a bad name :O(

Yeah sure why not, even though that's not what I'm talking about. Blackhawk used to make claims about itself being 100% patriotic, only to have it's products primarily made in Vietnam.

You can't be patriotic if you want to save money by having your war materials produced overseas? Guess the US Military sold out too.