Friday, December 23, 2011


If you've been searching for some versatile Multicam footwear, Magnum has got you covered.  The new 6" Spider 5.1 HPi MULTICAM Boot and Intrepid HPi Training Shoe add to the Spider and Sidewinder offerings.


The 6"Spider 5.1 HPi is tested and certified to EN 20347:2004 standard for occupational footwear. It offers a Leather/1650D ballistic Nylon upper with Tec-Tuff Leather toeguard resists snags and abrasions.

ion-mask™ hydrophobic surface enhancement keeps the materials cleaner and resistant to liquids.  If you'll be traveling a lot the metal detector friendly design with non-metallic TPU shank and composite hardware are a welcomed set of features.


If you're interested in having a Multicam PT shoe the Intrepid HPi is a solid choice. Seamless Upper Zone Engineering (SUZE) upper design mixes weave patterns to mold to the contours of your foot. The XCm seamless upper design with heat seal overlays decreases the chance of blisters. A dual density midsole with a 3D counterbalance keeps feet stable while running or jogging. Finally the exclusive dual density Vibram® outsole easily handles a broad mix of terrain.

The Intrepid HPi is also available in black.



All Magnum's HPi Footwear features ion-mask. This new nano coating technology lets your footwear be:

HYDROPHOBIC - Even open-weave materials are liquid-repellent
BREATHABLE - No waterproof layer that makes your foot sweat
LIGHTWEIGHT - Boot retains less water and lacks extra oil-based waterproof layer
STAY CLEANER - The new surface tension helps repel dirt, and washes off more easily
ENVIRONMENT - Tiny amounts of chemicals are used in the process, with less energy spent
CHEMICAL RESISTANT - Repels all kinds of liquid, including oil, fuel and alcohol
PATHOGEN RESISTANT - Combats the penetration of pathogenic microorganism in blood

All of these boots can be found at uscav.com today.

Friday, November 11, 2011


Back in October, U.S. Cavalry had a great idea: let our customers name the exclusive new shoe from Converse. Alas, there is good news and bad news.

The Good News: Our customers chose a really cool name, the Converse Tactical Taylors.



The Bad News: Because of licensing agreements and legal issues, yadda, yadda, yadda, we couldn't use this name. In fact, we couldn't use any name but the one Converse wanted.

While we are really peeved about this turn of events, it doesn't take away from the fact that we are offering our customers a great shoe, at a great price and we are still going to honor our contest promise.

The individuals that suggested the winning name (Tactical Taylor) are still going to get their free pair of shoes!

Wednesday, November 9, 2011



A-TACS® was developed by Digital Concealment (DCS) to answer the call for better and more effective camouflage system integration for duty personnel in any service branch from military to law enforcement. 
The problem with modern digital camouflage patterns currently in use are the square pixels.  These squares used to create the distortion effect do not replicate the shapes, forms and shadows of the environment they are deployed in, especially when viewed through optics. The ninety-degree angles and limited use of natural colors can in many cases, make detection easier.

A-TACS® is different. It replace unnatural square pixels with organic pixels. These organic pixels are created through a patented process that creates a palette of natural colors digitally sampled from real world elements in carefully controlled lighting. The pattern is then created using a mathematical algorithm that writes "organically shaped" pixels using the specific color information given. The resulting pattern while still digital, is far more organic in appearance.

Additionally the use small patterns is utilized.  This creates larger more distinct shapes designed to work at a distance. Small shapes create larger shapes and larger shapes are organized into a distinct pattern with no horizontal or vertical orientation. This unique "pattern within a pattern" concept allows A-TACS® to effectively break the human outline at great distances thereby, minimizing the "blobbing" effect of other patterns when viewed from a distance.
Finnaly, the inter-mingled specially selected colors creates shades more natural than was previously possible. The overall base color for the cast is a neutral tan which is designed for use in open, rocky or arid environments.  You can find a wide variety of A-TACS® gear at uscav.com today.  

We have nearly 100 items already that are or have A-TACS® variants.  Be sure to check out Propper's Uniforms as well as their TAC U Combat Shirt, Danner A-TACS® TFX Boots, Custom Nametapes and a selection of pouches, packs and accessories from Condor and Ares Armor and much more.


In November, A-TACS® is revealing a new variation tailored toward more woodland environments - A-TACS® FG.  The slated release of this pattern is in just 5 days, on November 14th. So be sure to check back to uscav.com as our product selection of this variation becomes available.

Monday, November 7, 2011


If you are thinking about purchasing a Magpul AFG (Angled Fore-Grip) you may be wondering what's the difference between version 1 and 2. Well here's a pretty straight forward comparison…


As you can see in the above photo the AFG1 (Flat Dark Earth) is slightly longer than the AFG2 (Black). The V1 is 5.5" long while the v2 is only 4.7" long.




The width of the V1 is only wider in the foreword section where the sides of the AFG come up and over the rails a bit. The AFG 2 lacks these "wings" and definitely feels slimmer in the hand as a result.

Other than that the Magpul AFG1 and AFG2 are identical. Both are well suited for the AR15/M4 weapons platform, however the smaller size of the AFG2 allows more options for smaller weapons systems that may have limited rail space.

Both feature a polymer three-piece design with an interchangeable finger shelf that allows for a flat "A1-style" surface or an "A2-style" finger nub. All mounting hard wear is included and both AFG's are made in the USA. Get yours at uscav.com today.

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Take a look at our latest catalog. New gear in the Autumn 2011 include the 5.11 Stryke Pant and Tactical Trainer 2.0 Low, Under Armour Multicam T-Shirts, Outdoor Research Tactical Gear, OTB Rappel Boots, Wellco Footwear, Ares Armor and Gadsden Flag Gear. Check it out here...

U.S. Cavalry Autumn 2011 Catalog • Condor Summit Softshell

Monday, October 31, 2011

If you where excited back in January when we gave you a sneak peak at what Converse had been working on at Shot Show 2011, then have we got news for you...




U.S. Cavalry has been given the new Converse Live Rollers as an exclusive product. These tacticool shoes are styled after the classic Chuck Taylors, but remixed in military Olive Drab and Black colors.  

For a better look, check out the 360º view here as well.

These are looking like they will be arriving at our warehouse in mid to late November, so if you want to be sure you or your loved one has a pair for the holidays be sure to put in a pre-order today.



Friday, October 7, 2011


Will you be in Kentucky next week? Well if so, plan to swing by U.S. Cavalry's headquarters in Radcilff, KY to check out one of our largest sales of the year.  This is IN STORE ONLY, and with some incredible deals on all kinds of tactical gear, boots, pants, jackets, flashlights and more.  All of this is quality, name-brand, new gear that's up to 80% off retail.

This is time were running the sale longer than ever.  Knob Creek's Bi-Annual Machine Gun Shoot always coincides with the sale dates, however we're letting you shop up to 3 days early this year.

If you're not sure exactly where we are located, a map, store hours and directions can be found at the retail store's homepage.

If you can't make it next week be sure to make plans to come in the spring, as this sale and the shoot are bi-annual events. The Knob Creek Shoot is one of the largest Class III weapon shoots in the country, and well worth a check-out.

As always, you can find great discount tactical gear on our clearance page on uscav.com too.

Friday, September 23, 2011



Condor has now entered the tactical pant market with their Condor Lightweight Tactical Ripstop Pant.  The 7oz. poly/cotton ripstop fabric makes this pant an excellent choice for all-season wear. Let's take a closer look at it's features and highlight some that competitive pants lack.  

Most "tactical" pants have an abundance of pockets, and the Condor Lightweight Pant is no different. However, the options this pant gives you with these pockets are second to none.

The rear pocket is one of the most used on any pant, and the condor features dual rear pockets on each side.  Casually looking at the pant you would think it's a standard flapped pocket, but there is actually an additional open-topped pocket behind the flapped one.  


With a velcro top closure this is perfect for a notebook on the job or even a pair of pliers while working around the house.  Competitors pants feature one flapped pocket or one open pocket which can be awkward to access or to large to be useful.

The front pockets include an internal coin pocket and are re-enforced so your knife won't wear the edge out too quickly.  


Just to the rear of this pocket is a 5" deep x 1.5" knife pocket on either side and just in front is a 4.5" deep x 3.5" front pocket that should fit most any smart phone. The hook and loop flap on this pocket may also be tucked inside and secured with a secondary closure if you'd rather have this pocket function as an open-topped one.



The two roomy bellowed cargo pockets feature dual internal divider pockets that will accommodate 1 30 round AR-15 mag each, otherwise are perfect for organization.

Finally the calf pockets are 6" deep x 3.25".

Rounding up the features is a self-adjusting tunnel waist, button and YKK zippered fly and slots in the pant cuffs that are drawstring ready.

As you can see, the Condor Lightweight Tactical Ripstop Pant gives you plenty of options as to how you can use your pocket configurations. Get you a pair in either Khaki, Navy or Black in sizes up to a 40" waist at uscav.com today.

Monday, September 19, 2011


One of our most successful products, the versatile windproof, waterproof and breathable Condor Soft Shell Jacket has now been renamed the Condor Summit Soft Shell Jacket.

Most soft shells available today are geared toward the outdoor market. These tend to feature a trim and simplistic design without a lot of extras. Condor's soft shell is different because it is specifically tailored to the tactical operator and is packed with many valuable features. 

The soft shell layer is constructed from a 4-way stretch polyester that gives you excellent mobility without bulk and noise. Providing a barrier against the elements, you also have a durable, waterproof, lightweight and breathable fabric beneath the shell that let's the jacket breathe while stopping rain and snow from ruining your day. To retain warmth, the interior is lined with a micro fleece to help keep you warm and wick moisture when the temperature rises. 

So where are the tactical features? The first thing you will notice on the exterior, are the oversize loop pads on the arms for insignia placement. You won't find these on your department store jackets. Also, three zippered pockets on the arms allow you to access small items such as electronics with ease. The upper pockets on each arm feature chord pass-through ports so you can choose which side is more usable for you.
On the chest, there are 2 large zippered slash pockets that have a polyester and mesh lining.  The orientation of these allows access even when worn under body armor. Inside each they have one open-top pocket - perfect for a phone or radio - a chord pass-though port - and a D ring to tether items to. Both of these pockets are identical in layout.

On the lower back, you'll find one large tubular style pocket with zippers on both the right and left hand sides for ambidextrous access.

The elbows and forearms are reenforced with the same shell material for durability.

A cinched waist and hook and loop style wrist closures help keep the cold from blowing in, but if you find yourself getting warm, the pit-zips give this jacket excellent ventilation. Also the chest pockets will provide some added ventilation as well since they are mesh lined.

The full front zip has dual zipper pulls, giving the ability to open the bottom part of the jacket for extra mobility. The mandarin style collar can be zipped tight and features a anti-chafing cover over the zipper for comfort.  

Permanently attached to the collar is a full hood that can be stowed in it's own zippered compartment when not needed. Dual drawstrings on this hood allow it to be cinched for a proper fit.

Finally, inside the chest are two zippered fleece lined pockets for ultimate security.

For those wanting even less bulk, check out the new Condor Phantom Soft Shell Jacket as well.  It features an updated pocket layout and a mandarin style collar with no hood.

Either the Condor Summit or Phantom Soft Shell Jacket comes in Black, OD, Foliage and Coyote Tan.  Pick one up for your next mission at uscav.com.

Friday, August 26, 2011

Our new 2011 Fall Catalog is now online!

The new 2011 U.S. Cavalry Fall catalog features the awesome Under Armour Speed Freek boot on the cover. With a Gore-Tex liner and genuine Crye MultiCam, this boot is sure to be a hit! This 84 page catalog is also filled with tons of great fall outerwear, uniforms, field gear and footwear from your favorite brands.

Friday, July 15, 2011


UPDATE: The Under Armour Speed Freek is now active and in stock!

Here's a follow up to our post back in January about the Under Armour's boots we got a peek at on the Shot Show floor.

The 6" Speed Freek is one of Under Armour's latest boots designed for military, law enforcement and civilian operators.  Joining the Valsetz and GORE-TEX Breech, the Speedfreak is a ultralight MultiCam boot for quick missions.

As a lightweight assault boot, the Speed Freek has a great set of features.  The Cordura MultiCam panels on the upper compliment the coyote pigskin. The fully contoured midsole also features a tan/olive coloration and are practically weightless. The outsole is aggressively designed and is puncture resistant for when you're on rocky terrain or avoiding glass and nails in an urban environment.

For your foot health, the Ortholite footbeds provide extra arch support and ETC anti-friction technology helps cut down on hot spots, while the GORE-TEX liner will keep you dry in wet weather. This means that your feet will stay comfortable and supported with fewer blisters throughout your mission.

This is a great boot that blends seamlessly into your MultiCam uniform, such as the new TRU Xtreme from Tru-Spec.  Available also in black for law enforcement and special operations.  The Speed Freek boot will be available at uscav.com starting in August. Watch this space for availability or sign up for our product newsletter to get notified.

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

U.S. Cavalry is excited to offer the new Massif Integrated Tactical Jacket. The first run of these jackets are Berry Compliant and made in the USA.  Three colors of jackets are available:  Tan (a U.S. Cavalry exclusive), OD Green and Black.

This performance soft shell is designed specifically for seamless compatibility with tactical vests and armor.  It lacks unpractical hand-warmer pockets that aren't accessible anyway under body armor or plate carriers, and would just add bulk. However, two mesh lined chest pockets and two shoulder pockets give plenty of storage for gear you need to keep close by. The mesh lining also gives the wearer the option to ventilate when and where they need to without removing their kit.



The mobility and comfort of the ITJ is great. Constructed with a lightweight 5.5 ounce 4-way stretch woven fabric for exceptional breathability and moisture wicking in the chest, the sleeves and yoke utilize a wind resistant 6.5 ounce 4-way stretch fabric treated with DWR for wet conditions. This is the first garment made by Massif specifically for missions that do not require flame resistance (FR).

Since this is a non-FR garment, the price is extremely competitive for a quality tactical softshell.  As of this post you can buy yours at uscav.com for $119.99 and receive a free matching U.S. flag patch with your order for a limited time.

The hybrid design of the Integrated Tactical Jacket fills an immediate need for a comfortable, high-performance shell for professionals who spend a lot of time in armor in varied conditions.

A high collar protects the solider, LE officer or contractor against the elements, slings and hot brass when on the range or in combat.

Massif is a world leader in designing and manufacturing high-performance outdoor gear. Many of Massif’s products are approved and fielded by the U.S. Army, Air Force, Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard, including the Army Combat Shirt and the Massif Elements Jacket.

Get one, try it out and leave us your review of the Massif Integrated Tactical Jacket. We'd love to hear what you have to say.

Monday, February 28, 2011




The Propper APECS Gore-Tex parka and pant are the real deal.  Official issue with NSN numbers and built to air force specifications, you can't get any more authentic.

You may be thinking that the APECS system is just ECWCS in ABU, but you'd be wrong.  This system has a totally different layout and design.

Both the parka and pant feature NIR or near infrared signature management technology that keeps your profile low at night.

The Propper APEX system can be found today at uscav.com.

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

"So these things are sturdy. My unit got these issued before a deployment to Afghanistan. In my experience, after first putting them on they seemed a LOT heavier than a normal boot (but then again I had been wearing the Oakley assault boots prior to it.) After walking around in them for a little while I got used to them and they turned out to be very very comfortable once broken in, and have lasted me ever since. I've only had them since April of 2010, but they're still holding up just fine."

-- Steven B.

Find the Danner 6" Military Combat Hiker Boot at uscav.com today.

Monday, February 7, 2011






Have you been looking for a quality MultiCam® fleece?

Check out the new Tactical Tailor fleece jackets.  Made in the USA from Thermal Pro® Fleece, they feature 3 zippered pockets and re-enforced forearms, shoulders and bottom hem.  Like all Tactical Tailor products these are sure to be top quality. 

Find these new jackets in Black, Coyote Brown, Foliage or MultiCam® today at uscav.com.

Sizing runs a little snug, so be sure to check out the size chart before ordering.

Tuesday, February 1, 2011


Pre-order the new Leupold HAMR today at uscav.com and be one of the first to mount it come April.

For 2011 Leupold decided to take on the ACOG market with the rugged Mark 4 HAMR sighting system.  The main optic is a fixed 4x power with an illuminated circle dot reticle with an integrated bullet drop compensator.  This reticle is etched into the optic for a clear sharp image.

Designed for use with the AR-15, every aspect of the HAMR™ and DeltaPoint red dot sight combination was engineered for speed, precision and simplicity.

Leupold touts the sight as brighter and sharper than the competition, as well as being lighter.

The HAMR can be purchased by itself or with the Leupold DeltaPoint mounted.  This gives you an instant choice between your 4x optic or a 1x CQC optic.

Made in the USA and covered by Leupold's excellent Mark 4 warranty, you're guaranteed quality materials and construction.

Find more Leupold Tactical Optics at uscav.com today.

Friday, January 21, 2011

Converse Chuck Taylor


Hip or Flop? Let us know in the comments.

We spotted these Converse Multicam Chuck Taylors at the 2011 Shot Show in Las Vegas this week. Both a MultiCam and Desert version were on display, however these are just pre-production prototypes. Want to see 'em at uscav.com? Let us know. You can contact us here or leave a comment.

More pictures here.

Gerber HFR-M (Hands Free Recon) Flashlight


Here's a great little innovation from Gerber at Shot Show 2011. Their take on the helmet mounted light. These style of lights are perfect for combat operations when a low light level is needed.

Simple operation. Power button is on top, simply twist the head to adjust the light color you want. Light colors include: Infrared, white, red and NVIS. The HFR is about 3 inches tall has an output of 59 lumens, weighs around 4 ounces and can use AA or CR123 batteries.

Gerber Hands Free Recon Flashlight - Mounted on Helmet
The HFR-M of course attaches to helmets as well as MOLLE-compatible vests and can be pulled off the helmet mount for hand-held use while keeping your helmet on.

Find this soon at uscav.com

Magnum MultiCam Boots


Here at Shot Show 2011 in Vegas we spotted the new MultiCam Boots from Magnum. See all the photos here.

Both the Sidewinder and the Spider's MultiCam coloration feature the pattern over the entire boot, not just patches of fabric embedded in a traditional leather boot.

The ion-mask™ feature of these boots isn't to be confused with waterproofing in the traditional sense. Rather, the hydrophobic ion-mask™ is a feature that waterproofs the materials of the boot, but not necessarily the boot itself. This means that if you typically work in an environment that is bound to get water in your boot, the boot won't absorb any moisture and will quickly drain. Since the materials cannot absorb moisture a simple sock change and shake of the boot will get you back moving with dry feet. If you don't have time to change socks, the vents, especially in the Spider, will allow the bulk of the water to drain and your foot to breathe.

Find these boots soon at uscav.com


Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Under Armour Speed Freak Boot

See more of the Speed Freak here.

UA Tactical is launching three new boots this year: the ultra-lightweight Valsetz, the all-season hiker, called the Speed Freak and a taller, all leather model called the Breach. The Speed Freak is what caught our eye, so we thought we'd tell you a little bit about it.

First off, this is an all season, all terrain boot. It uses a durable, Nubuck leather that will stand up to the bumps and bruises of a rugged, rocky environment. It uses a full Gore-Tex liner for complete waterproof protection as well as breathability. This boot was designed by Under Armour, but was wear tested by troops at Fort Bragg, so feedback from the end user was taken into consideration for the final product.
This Speed Freak is obviously MultiCam, but an all Black model will also be available. Both will be ready for sale at www.uscav.com in late June mid August.

Thursday, January 6, 2011





"So far I have just seen the first video and I feel like I have already got my money's worth. If the other two videos are half as good as the first I will still be impressed. Great filmigraphy, great sound/music, and most importantly, great instruction. BTW, I am a novice so you can pretty much disregard anything I say if you are looking for a pro's opinion. I'm pretty sure that professionals would be able to learn a lot from this video as well though."
- Nathan

U.S. Cavalry carries all Magpul Training DVD's:
Magpul Dynamics Art Of The Tactical Carbine 3 DVD Set Volume 1
Magpul Dynamics℠ "The Art of the Dynamic Handgun" 4-Disc DVD Set
Magpul Dynamics℠ "The Art Of The Dynamic Shotgun" 3-Disc DVD Set
Magpul Dynamics℠ "The Art Of The Dynamic Shotgun" Blu-Ray Disc Set (HD)
Magpul Dynamics℠ "Aerial Platform Operations" DVD