GT Distributors has over 6500 factory Glock magazines currently for sale. Click the image above to check out the sale page.
Plus, look for more deals during their annual Glocktoberfest, with 15% off in-store and online, and a chance to win a GLOCK or other door prizes (in-store) October 23-24!
www.gtdist.com/glocktoberfest_2015
Finally, a rival to the PowerPoint Ranger. Meet, MDMP Ninja.
Actually, Tacteris has developed a collaborative mission planning software called Maestro.
Features:
-3D map view
-Easy-to-learn drag & drop interface
-Over 1000 military symbols (MIL-STD 2525/APP-6)
Mission/task symbology
-Control measures for a wide variety of sub-plans (ISTAR, Indirect Fire, Engineering, etc.)
-Over 100 standard map formats including GeoTIFF
-Common terrain elevation models
-Coordinate formats: MGRS, UTM, Lat/Long
-Standalone application (no servers/networks required)
-ITAR Free (Product of Canada)
FirstSpear is displaying their wares in the Point Blank booth. 
Cejay Engineering has dome up with a way to organize their growing catalog of Flex Lights. The Flexi Folder is made in the USA by www.tacticaltailor.com and offers four leafs with elastic bands or Velcro field in order to better customize storage.
As you can see, everything folds up neatly and zips closed. Tubular nylon serves as carrying handles.
Currently undergoing evaluation by the US Air Force, OTTO’s Handheld Audio Recording Interface System (HEARS) is a 6-pin cable mounted recording device which goes between the hand/headset and radio. It records up to 100 hours of traffic in .wav format which can be downloaded directly to an Android device, but relax, there’s an on/off switch. HEARS has a battery life of 15 hours.
While Gerber’s Silver Trident isn’t exactly brand new, I don’t feel that it has received the attention it deserves.
A William Harsey, Jr. and Chief Watson (a founding member of Navy Seal Team 2) design collaboration, the Silver Trident features a 6.5″ double serrated blade made from 154CM. The handle is overmolded with two densities of Hytrel, a rubbery compound, with a rock hard center and softer, textured outer layer. The steel butt is meant for hammering and the knife comes with a ballistic nylon sheath.
Grey Ghost Precision is now shipping the Specter Dark .300 BLK rifle. Manufactured by Mega Arms in the USA, the Specter Dark is “arguably [Grey Ghost’s] favorite GGP rifle”, because “[they] love the .300 BLK round the way a fat kid loves cake.”
“The 5.56mm round is the NATO standard, so it was a no-brainer that we build the Specter Light,” says GG’s GW Ayers. “There was a gap in the market we when started our .308 gun, so we addressed that with the Specter Heavy. The .300 BLK though… we just like it because it’s a manstopper in an AR platform. All the fifty pound big brain heads had huge amounts of ballistic data proving the efficacy of the round and there were some rifles available, but none with the amenities we personally wanted. So, we built the Dark.”
Another member of the GG staff also had this to say:
“What’s good about the Specter Dark and the .300BLK is you can shoot it supersonic and still f*** shit up quite a ways out, but when you back it down to subsonic you get a freight train hitting you and it’s quiet.”
Features
The Specter Dark is in stock and ready to ship from Grey Ghost Precision.
www.greyghostgear.com/product-p/ggp-sd
Knight’s Armament displayed their LMG outfitted with a new M-LOK rail. The last time we saw this weapon it featured a Keymod rail.
Thanks JC!
