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Archive for 2013
SHOT Show – H&K 417 Derivatives
Thursday, January 17th, 2013ADS Inc. TV Presents 2013 Shot Show | Chris Costa Interview
Thursday, January 17th, 2013Todd Askins talks with Chris Costa during the 2013 Shot Show. Chris gives gives his take on the industry and Shot Show.
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Raven Concealment Systems
Thursday, January 17th, 2013Raven Concealment Systems has released the M&P variant of their popular Vanguard 2 holster.
Think of it as a bikini for your trigger guard.
ADS Inc TV Presents SHOT Show 2013 | Camelbak
Thursday, January 17th, 2013Seth Beiden from Camelbak shows us their new All Clear U.V. Purifier, the Mil Spec Antidote Reservoir and the all new Dispatch Conceal Pack!!
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SHOT Show – Aimpoint
Thursday, January 17th, 2013You’ve probably seen Darryl Bolke do his famous “throw the sight” trick. The Aimpoint Comp M4 seen here has been thrown 1000 times and is still going strong. In fact, it’s outlived 4 mounts! After this last go, Darryl has decided to retire the sight. Look for a full, in-depth article by Darryl in an upcoming issue of SureFire “Combat Tactics” on the life of a working gun (and sight).
Btw, that’s not Darryl.
SHOT Show – A-TACS
Thursday, January 17th, 2013
A-TACS unveiled their new LE restricted camouflage pattern. It is designed to blend in with standard black LE gear and will only be available to LE officers and agencies.
Molon Labe Industries
Thursday, January 17th, 2013Molon Labe Industries has developed 20 and 25 round 7.62mm SCAR magazines. Manufactured from a virtually indestructible polymer, this four piece design features stainless steel spring and IR compliant body. It also has anti-fragmentation properties and is more impact resistant than anything on the market today.
Next up for Molon Labe Industries is 5.56 mm magazines!
SHOT Show – ITWNexus Advanced Products and Accessories
Wednesday, January 16th, 2013
First off, ITW Military Products is now ITWNexus Advanced Products and Accessories. Second, they’d like your feedback on their upcoming development of additional models of the Grimloc. Below are four variants, the all black version is the current model. Counter-Clockwise from there is Grimloc XL, Grimloc Low Profile and finally the Grimlocissomo. Notice they all use the same arm, no matter the size of the overall Grimloc.
Those are to get your creative juices flowing. What would you like to see in the next generation of Grimloc? Leave your feedback in the comments section here.
