TacPack Unboxing!

I'm doing something different this week with additional content. Mrs Rifleman bought me a TacPack subscription for Christmas so I decided to review the December and January boxes for the channel.

TacPack is a monthly subscription box containing $90 - $120 worth of tactical gear. The standard box is $49.99 a month with an extra $5 for shipping. The boxes are well put together and each box includes at least one item for an AR-15. 

The December Box: 
This was a great box. It included Aeroknox Field Pins, an Aeroknox 86 degree mini foregrip, Mechanix gloves, and the Battle Arms Development enhanced trigger guard. Also included was a sticker from Battle Arms Development and the Tactical Nutcracker sticker from TacPack. There was also a $15 subscription for the Grayman Tactical News Briefing. This box value was well over the $120 value. 

The January Box:
I was impressed with this box too. There was a Readyman Polymer Letter Opener, a Universal Aluminum Bore Guide for cleaning, Real Tree fire starters, A-Zoom 12ga Snap Caps, MFT 30rd AR Mag, Pitbull Tactical Pistol Mag Pouch, and the TacPack Tactical Mario sticker. This box was also a great value for $49.99 with contents valued around $95.

This is not a paid sponsorship. I am not being compensated in any way by TacPack.

However, you all are. I set up a promo code through TacPack to get you a mystery gift from the TacPack grab bag when you subscribe using my code: IDAHO. 

Check out the video on the Idaho Rifleman YouTube channel!

Have a great day!

God bless, 
Idaho Rifleman

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