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A Viking Seax for Sutherby – Wherein We Ask Your Help

by Breach-Bang-Clear Staff | Apr 14, 2017 | Op-Eds | Good Causes

We’re asking for your help with a fundraiser that is significant for a number of reasons. Help us out, maybe win a handmade seax.

Andrew Bottrell: Rifle to Benefit EOD Warrior Foundation

by Mad Duo | Feb 25, 2016 | People | Good Causes

Today's article comes at you courtesy of Freedom Munitions. "To give away money is an easy matter in any man's power. But to decide to whom to give it, and how large and when, and for what purpose...

The Philanthropy of SOC-F (the Special Operations Care Fund)

by BBC-Guest | Nov 1, 2015 | People | Anthony Winegar, Going Commando, Good Causes

Today's article comes to you from Breach-Bang-Clear contributor Anthony Winegar. We reckon it's a great way to begin Warrior Care Month. This is SOC-F, a charity we institutionally stand behind. It's easy to post pro-veteran memes on social media and hit like - not...

Rally on Grace

by David Reeder | Nov 26, 2014 | Op-Eds | Good Causes

"If cancer was a dude I'd shoot him in the face." Scott White.Grace White is 6. She was just diagnosed with a rare and inoperable brain tumor, the result of an illness called DIPG (Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma) and just completed Day 5 of radiation and...

Coye/B-B-C | Giving away No.1 of 20

by Mad Duo | Mar 13, 2014 | Musings | Good Causes, Warrior Shoot Event Group

We’re donating #1 of a 20 strong limited edition series of acid-etched Coye Ridgebacks to F3 Tactical’s fundraising effort on behalf of Warrior Shoot Event Group.

F3 Tactical: Ltd Edition Multitasker raffle

by Swingin' Dick | Nov 19, 2013 | Assorted Ramblings | Good Causes, Warrior Shoot Event Group

F3 Tactical is auctioning off one of the rarest Multitaskers ever made in support of the Warrior Shoot Event Group.

Red Shirt (RedHEAD) Friday [NNSFW]

by Swingin' Dick | Jul 13, 2012 | Assorted Ramblings | Because Bewbs, Good Causes, Swingin' Dick Approved

A lot of people celebrate "Red Shirt Friday" in support of our troops. We approve of supporting the troops (of course), but we're not quite sure why it should involve red shirts. Has no one watched Star Trek? Does no one understand what happens to people in red...