This is for everyone who was enraged over the existence of the Brownells Exclusive 37mm launcher we showed on Friday.
The L2XPG is a destructive device Shorty 40mm grenade launcher featuring a 7? 1:48” RH twist barrel. Built of aerospace aluminum it includes and LMT ergonomic grip as well as LMT frame for a rail mounted 203.
CZ was giving out these cool hats. I can’t agree more.
Looking good guys!
PRIME is pleased to announce the availability of preorders for our latest offering in 6MM Creedmoor. We’ll have a 105gr. Berger at 3,050 FPS ready to ship by years end. Orders of 2 cases or more will have free shipping and we won’t charge your card until the product is ready to ship.
Offered in 70 liter and 105 liter, the new Adventure Duffel from Kryptek is available in any color you want, as long as it’s Typhon camouflage.
Features:
? 600D Poly/PVC laminated shell
? Adjustable compression straps
? Water-resistance ID pocket on top
? Separate zippered compartment for wet/dry items
? Dual purpose padded handles for hand carry or backpack carry
? Large U-shaped YKK zipper opening for full access
? Interior zippered mesh accessory pocket
? 70L Dimensions: 13.98” x 25.4” x 13.98”
? 105L Dimensions: 28”x 15.75” x 15.75”
Steiner is displaying their new line of TOR pistol lights and lasers.
TOR Fusion
– Mil-Grade aluminum housing
– Red or green laser
– Ambidextrous operations
– Adjustable laser and illumination
– Selectable modes for light and laser
– Designed to fit on all pistols with a Picatinny or Weaver rail
– Windage and elevation adjustment
TOR Micro
– Mil-Grade aluminum housing
– Red or green laser
– Ambidextrous operations
– Designed to fit on all pistols with a Picatinny or Weaver rail
– Windage and elevation adjustment
TOR Mini
– Mil-Grade aluminum housing
– Red or green laser
– Ambidextrous operations
– Auto-on Function activates laser when drawn from holster
– Designed to fit on all pistols with a Picatinny or Weaver rail
– Windage and elevation adjustment
An additional model called the TOR Torch was part of the display with no display model. A rep confirmed it’s essentially the TOR Fusion with no on-board laser, and a lower MSRP.
Hudson Mfg. is displaying their new drop-in threaded barrel. It features standard 1/2×28 threads, and is currently being offered for sale with Hudson’s various dealers and distributors. When asked about selling H9s with the barrel installed, a rep stated that Hudson’s current goal is to support the customer base who already purchased an H9, rather than offer a whole new H9 model with the threaded barrel.
Here the barrel can be seen installed in the Hudson H9A, the aluminum framed H9 with polymer grip panels, which shaves off roughly half a pound of weight when compared to the standard H9, and a lower MSRP.
Although I just learned about it yesterday, the Franklin Armory CSW has been out for quite sometime. I’m just surprised it hasn’t been more popular as the most common reaction to goofy gun laws it to stick it to the man by finding a legal way around the poorly crafted legislation. In this case, we’ll call it the “Crew Served Weapon” loophole.
Franklin Armory created the CSW specifically in response to California gun laws. The AR pattern weapon’s stock is replaced with the CSW assembly. Because of the CSW’s configuration, it isn’t classified as a rifle, pistol, shotgun, or AOW. What’s more, it’s not an “assault weapon” either. This means no bullet button, or other accommodations.
The spade grip design has independent triggers on each grip but the original fire control group is retained. Because the linkage attaches directly to the trigger, the rate of fire is not artificially increased. This means it is not classified as a “multiburst trigger activator.”
Now, can you imagine adding a belt fed semi upper to the CSW?
