As you may recall, during IWA I showed you the new civilian legal MP5 variants referred to as SP5 which H&K released to German civilians (anyone remember the SP89?).
Word I got was that it was going to happen here in the US at NRA Annual Meeting as well. Let’s cross our fingers.
This is an update to the Norotos Universal Shroud-Light, which offers integrated light.
There are two banks of LEDs which consists of four White LEDs, two Red LEDs and two IR emitters. The user can choose between each color and IR as well as intensity from 4% to 100%. Additionally, the IR mode offers constant on or strobe. The shroud uses a single AA which will run the device for up to 14 hours.
A cool feature that Norotos has integrated into the design is that there is a small Red LED on the bottom of the shroud that shines while the IR mode is engaged so you will know it is on. The light is only visibie to the user.
The upcoming LBT-8000A is a small go pack with two zippered openings and internal laptop pocket. The exterior mesh pocket features a cinch barrel-lock for small, miscellaneous items.
This pack will be released in several color variations over the next few months, ranging from Woodland shown here to all of the favorite MultiCam patterns Arid, Black, and Tropic with different base color options like Ranger, MAS Grey, and Desert Tan.
During last year’s Warrior East we showed you a prototype of the Tetrapod from NEMO Equipment, a hammock which allows you to lie flat.
It comes complete with tree straps and a canopy, in Alpha Green. Commercial, foreign made versions are available as well the Berry compliant model seen here.
I know we’ve talked about these FR Board Shorts from Drifire in the past but they’ve finally received NAVAIR approval.
I imagine you’re scratching your head over FR shorts but there’s a good reason. They were designed as a short that Rescue Swimmers coukd wear under their Drysuits and that’s why they are FR.
They are made from a 7 oz fabric with drirelease moisture wicking and odor control treatment. The shorts have a Velcro closure at the waist with adjustable waistband. There are also two bellowed cargo pockets with drainage holes.
The Gerber Custom Fit Sheath is an adaptive sheath system that will accommodate a wide variety of items as well as carry methods. The pouches are adjustable for height and width as well as retention. This is because it uses a combination of elastic and Velcro. One of the key features of the Custom Fit Sheath is the unidirectional Velcro which is called Quiet Deploy Velcro. You can adjust the height of the flap and tightness of the retention at the rear of the pouch.
It is available in both Dual and Quad versions. The Quad model is shown here amd it’s called a quad becuase each side has two slots, one in front of the other. This allows for a light and a knife, for example.
The pouch is fully PALS compliant but can also be attached to traditional belts.
Additionally, while these are made overseas, fully Berry compliant versions in Coyote are on their way.
Juggernaut Case has a whole slew of new products. Today, we’ll discuss several of them. Clockwise from the top we have the User Removable Cable Assembly, HAHO-L Accessory, and the Radio Universal Custom Kit.
The allows the user to acquire cases and cables separately, facilitates quick cable replacement and allows users to swap between a cable and a fully sealed door. When Juggernaut tweaked the case for this new cable, they made it so you can still use the standard cable that comes with the phone.
The HAHO-L is an add-on accessory to add MFF electronic navigation equipment to any 5 or 6 series armor mount. It is a low profile alternative to more traditional, full size Nav Boards.
The RUCK is an amazing new chassis technology that allows a direct gold-dot connection to an S series case. The RUCK is fully customizable and can carry a wide of array of payloads such as radio cards, storage devices, heaters and extended batteries. Additionally, it snaps right into any of Juggernaut’s different mounts like the RAM vehicle, Forearm or PALS compatible Armor mount. I think it’s going to change how we look at and use these devices. When used to its full potential, RUCK will eliminate many cables and redundant radios as well as extend the operational capabilities of the device.
Special Forces Veteran and competitive shooter Frank Proctor talks slide manipulation in the video.
