Here are some photos of Mag Shingles featuring Helium Whisper backers from Mayflower and Velocity Systems.
At today’s range day with Velocity Systems, Mayflower Research and Consulting and Grey Group Training I got a chance to check out some production samples of pouches with Blue Force Gear‘s Helium Whisper backers.
They are doing a great job adapting the Helium Whisper to their designs. What do you think?
The overall size of the waterproof ASE Range Bag is 24″x15″x11″. The main compartment is 19″x8″x10″ and features 2 weapon pockets that are designed for the largest handguns on the market. The main compartment has 2 Velcro strips with 2 adjustable dividers while inside the lid are 18″ elastic loops for tools and parts.
The large front pocket has plenty of storage. Measuring 17″x8-½” and has 8 elastic loops for magazines with the ability to hold single or double stacked mags. There are also two loops on the inside of this pocket to hold brushes for cleaning magazines. The inside storage pocket is perfect for extra magazine springs, followers or other parts.
The Left Pocket is 8″x8″x3″. The outside of the pocket has a card holder and the inside has a large pocket for score sheets, rule book, and or match book. This pocket can also accommodate a timer and/or water bottle.
The Right Pocket is 8″x8″x3″ with 6 organized pockets to hold a cell phone, wallet, flashlight, pen/pencils, or calculator. Additionally, there are two 8″x8″x3″ pockets for tools or spare parts located on the bag. One pocket has 10 elastic loops to secure tools, push rod, punch, drift rod, screwdriver, or hammer. The Second Pocket has 5 elastic loops and one 4″x7″ pocket to secure a rule book, score sheets or calculator.
www.extremeoutfitters.us/americanshootersedgerangebag
The SureFire M300 Mini Scout light is Mil Std 1913 compatible and can be attached via an integral thumbscrew clamp. Powered by a single 123A lithium battery, the LED lamp generates 200 lumens of light shaped by a proprietary TIR lens. It has just been upgraded from 110 lumens to 200 lumens and is now available and shipping to dealers.
The ergonomic M300 is activated by clicking its pushbutton tailcap switch or, for fingertip control without altering your grip on the weapon, by pressing the included pressure-activated tape switch. Built from lightweight aerospace aluminum, hard anodized with a Mil-Spec finish, and O-ring sealed to keep out the elements, the ultra-compact M300 will endure the rigors of combat without weighing down your weapon.
• Recoil-proof LED generates 200 lumens of blinding light
• TIR lens shapes versatile beam with enough reach and surround light for longer- and close-range tasks
• Hard-anodized aluminum body, tempered window & O-ring seals make light rugged and durable
• Ergonomic tailcap and pressure-pad tape switch options included
• Thumbscrew mount attaches quickly & securely to any Mil-Spec Picatinny rail
• Powered by a single 123A lithium battery with 10-year shelf life
Available in Black and Tan with White LED.
www.surefire.com/m300b-mini-scout-light
The last run of Keep Calm and Return Fire™ sold out in just a few days but Tactical Distributors has restocked and they are now available for order.
Available in Black, Gray and Desert Sand in Small – XXLarge.
www.tacticaldistributors.com/ssd-x-td-keep-calm-and-return-fire-2-0
This afternoon, BAE Systems Protection Systems will celebrate the production of its one millionth combat helmet at its Jessup, Pennsylvania facility. The company manufactures combat helmets for the U.S. Army, the U.S. Marine Corps, the Defense Logistics Agency and several allied forces.
Attending and speaking at the celebration will be U.S. Representative Matthew Cartwright; Major General Wesley Craig, The Adjutant General for the Pennsylvania National Guard; Lieutenant Colonel Frank Lozano of the U.S. Army Program Executive Office. Also in attendance will be Jessup’s Mayor Beverly Merkel.
This ceremony comes at the heels of receiving multiple contracts for U.S. Marine Corps Lightweight Helmets, the most recent being issued earlier this year for $28 million.
Inspired by Magpul Dynamics, the 1911 Grip Panels offer a combination of advanced features, improved control characteristics, and Magpul value. Constructed of carbon-reinforced polymer, the grips have a unique diamond-shaped cross-section to prevent twisting in the hand, an aggressive magazine release cut-out, aggressive texture for positive control, and are compatible with ambidextrous safeties. The grips are designed to fit full size framed 1911s with standard grip screw bushings. Available in dark carbon gray only, with additional fitments and materials coming.
This week, Magpul Industries is introducing the MBUS Pro front and rear back up sight featuring all steel construction. They are freaking awesome. Right out of the gate, I know some of you are going to say that they ripped off this company or that company. Ok, got it. Now, check the price. MSRP for the Front is $84.95 and Rear is $104.95.
Naturally, they are Mil Std 1913 compatible and feature positive detents for both up and down functions. Additionally, they are narrow so that they won’t get in the way of other devices such as lasers.
The MBUS Pro front sight integrates a rotary-style elevation adjustment knob so no more tools and stows just .432″ above the rail height with standard AR front sight height when deployed for use.
The Rear MBUS Pro is dual aperture and adjustable for windage.
The Rear Sight is .375″ above the rail when stowed and extends to full AR height when in use.
Look for a formal announcement soon from www.Magpul.com.
