Feb 7th, 2022: Cobalt Kinetics, a manufacturer of American Masterpiece firearms; is proud to announce the addition of team Greenline Tactical to the Cobalt Kinetics pro-staff of factory shooters. Team Greenline features a cadre of highly skilled instructors like; Sam Houston, Erik Vargas, Eric Butler, Jim Carter, and Don Edwards (as the main instructor & CEO).

The Greenline Tactical team brings a plethora of experience stemming from the Law Enforcement, Military, and Night Vision technology sectors. For example, Don Edwards and Sam Houston have become subject matter experts (and leaders) in the Night Vision industry and have lent their expertise to help create a standardization for NVG “Night-fighting” and NVG use for LE Patrol/ SWAT operations. Additionally, Erik Vargas is a skilled precision instructor, a former U.S Army Ranger (Sniper), and a champion level competitive shooter (2X National Sniper champion). These are just a few examples of the multitude of expertise that Greenline Tactical brings to the Cobalt Kinetics team.

“As we build our company’s new path, we want to make sure that real world expertise is introduced into our R&D and QC processes. By adding the Greenline Tactical team to our pro-staff we are ensuring that our approach to introducing new products is not met with an echo chamber of approval. We need individuals that will pick apart our designs before they have even left the prototype phase. If the product is not ready, then we need to know ASAP. This will ensure that customers receive only the very best that we can possibly offer. We also hope to curve the trend of having celebrity names on a company’s roster solely to draw attention. Everyone on the Cobalt team is expected to roll up their sleeves and help with the unified goal of continuously refining the product.”

-Aaron Quinn (Owner/ CEO)

For more information on Cobalt Kinetics and their products go to www.CobaltKinetics.com

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