U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- Blackhawk, a leader in law enforcement and military equipment for over 20 years, congratulates Blackhawk tactical athlete Zach Rodman and teammate Jared Halbert on their second-place finish in the Menâs Elite division at the Tactical Games Panthera in Old Fields, West Virginia.
Eighty-five total teams plus 25 individuals competed at the Tactical Games Panthera, with 48 teams competing in the Menâs Intermediate, Tactical, Masterâs and Elite divisions. The team format gives competitors a unique opportunity to leverage their teammatesâ strengths as well as a unique challenge to overcome weaknesses as they carry weights, shoot through courses of fire and navigate obstacles.
âIt was a great event and the pieces really fell into place for Jared and me,â Rodman said. âHaving gear you can always rely on is critical in the Tactical Games, and I think the T-Series and Foundation Tac Nylon gear do a great job of keeping my sidearm secure and accessible in addition to keeping me mobile.â
Rodman, a 15-year veteran of the Kokomo, Indiana, police force and SWAT team, equipped himself throughout the competition with Blackhawkâs T-Series L3D holster as well as best-in-class Foundation Series Tac Nylon gear, including lightweight plate carrier, belt, and pouches. Halbert, owner of The Tactical Games and seven-time Tactical Games Menâs Elite winner, ran the T-Series L2C holster.
Rodmanâs next competition will be the Tactical Games National Championship on November 4-6 at the Texas Shooting Academy in Florence, Texas.
Watch this video to learn more about how Rodman utilizes Blackhawkâs Foundation Series plate carrier throughout the Tactical Games.
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