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Archive for 2015

SHOT Show – SureFire XC1

Tuesday, January 20th, 2015

Designed to not stick out beyond the end of a GLOCK 19 barrel or wider than the pistol, the new XC1 is meant for concealed carry.

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It’s offers 200 lumens off single AAA battery for 75 min. It also features both momentary and constant on.

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www.surefire.com

SHOT Show – SureFire Suppressors

Tuesday, January 20th, 2015

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Got to take a look at the new SureFire GLOCK barrels made by ZEV Technologies. These threaded barrels are DLC coated and threaded for use with a suppressor.

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This is the new Genesis-762 suppressor. Intended for the hunting market, it’s a screw-on (5/8-24) 7.62mm model. I shot the QD version last Spring during a hog hunt in Texas. Like other SureFire SOCOM suppressors, these offer minimum point of impact shift and are factory tested to <1MOA shift and <1MOA Group. Additionally, they offer 99% elimination of first-round flash. image

SHOT Show – FNH USA / Bawidamann Blades

Tuesday, January 20th, 2015

Bawidamann Blades has manufactured a limited run of 250 limited edition knives for FNH.

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With an Overall length of 8″, the knife has a 4.25″ blade (CPM S35-VN) with 4″ of continuous cutting thanks to the full belly drop point with mild re-curve. It incorporates jimping and file marks on the spine for thumb traction as well as an ergonomic handle for positive retention. The knife is wolf grey Cerakote with G-10 handles.

Knife includes:
Walnut case
Serialized FN coin
Bawidamann Uber Scabbard Sheath System
Bawidamann PUP system for PALS

Serial #001 will be auctioned off on gunsaemerica.com with proceeds going to the Special Operations Warrior Foundation.

SHOT Show – Sandpiper of California / Pack Rabbit

Tuesday, January 20th, 2015

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Pack Rabbit offers two different sizes of rigid pack frames that pull double duty as chairs. The larger size Pack Mule is used by Marines to carry breaching tools and odd sized loads. Sure, you can sit on it if you want, but the beauty is that it keeps the pack and frame upright when deployed.

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Although it can be used as a stand alone frame, Sand Piper of California has developed a pack bag that integrates with the Pack Mule. The Pack Mule has over 20 attachment points to integrate a variety of pack bags or loads. The frame integrates some flexion and you can set the amount of tension in the lumbar in order to maintain contact with the back.

Available in Stealth Black or Desert Sand, it features integrated closed cell foam padding.

SHOT Show – Hill People Gear

Tuesday, January 20th, 2015

For the first time, HPG is showing their entire backcountry living system in one place.

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Here we can see, Heavy Recon Kit Bag up front, attached to the Ute Back Pack, with a mounted PALS Pocket. On top, is the 8/12 Stuff Sack.

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Check them out in booth #32513.

www.hillpeoplegear.com

SHOT Show – S3 Solkoa Survival Systems

Tuesday, January 20th, 2015

PR experts Solkoa have transitioned their survival modules to the commercial market. Developed for military survival kits, the modules combine items to conduct various survival activities into single packages such as signal, shelter, medical, etc.

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Additionally, they offer full kits such as the Core Kit shown below. Everything in that display case is contained within the kit seen at bottom right.

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www.solkoasurvival.com

SHOT Show – Crye Precision Shows Us What’s In Store For 2015

Tuesday, January 20th, 2015

In years past, Crye Precision has used SHOT Show to unveil a whole host of new technologies. Unfortunately, for a variety of reasons, those products don’t always make it mass market that same year. This has not frustrated not only customers but Crye as well. So this year, there won’t be as many new products on public display.

AVS 1000 Pack
First off, Crye Precision has a pack designed for use with the AVS. It can be used as a stand-alone or attached to a platform via PALS or you can use it as a plate bag.

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The padding on the back of the pack can be removed via Velcro.

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JPC 2.0
Lighter than the first model, the new JPC 2.0 has stretchier plate bags in order to accommodate a wider range of armor plates.

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It incorporates a new release mechanism and has four different front flap options compatible with AVS.

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There are also pull handles at the cummerbund.

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Hitcoat Shoulders and Yoke
Last year, CP released the Hitcoat.

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This year, they’ve introduced the Hitcoat Shoulders and Yoke, a single size armor system (vice the Hitcoat’s 5 sizes) which offers simple to doff protection for the upper arms and shoulders.

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SIX12
The SIX12 has received a little bit of a facelift.

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The barrel and cylinders are now Titanium and there is a QD mount.

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They’ve added a Remington choke to the 22″ barrel Bullpup model.

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More info coming in www.six12.com.

As always, Crye Precision continues to innovate and concentrate on the customer. There is lots going on and some of those items you will see later this year.

SHOT Show – Three Rangers

Tuesday, January 20th, 2015

Three Rangers was started by some guys I’ve known for a long time. Take a look at what they are doing and help out if you can.

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The Three Rangers Project is a unique For-Profit / Non-profit cooperation. Dedicated to empowering veterans to achieve lifelong success, the Three Rangers Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization created for all veterans and their families. TRF is unique in that it is funded by private donations, as well as by Three Rangers, a for-profit spirits brand. All administrative and overhead costs are covered by our partnership with Three Rangers. This is our guarantee that 100% of donations go to the veterans we sponsor.

Three Rangers is hosted at Shot Show 2015 by dedicated industry partners. Please stop by and thank Crye Precision (Booth #32403), Silynx Communications (Booth #7310), and Milo Ranges (Booth #13675)

www.facebook.com/threerangersfoundation
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