
Wellington, FL. – September 15, 2021 – Paratore Enterprises, Inc and HIVIZ Shooting Systems make tritium and fiber-optic sights widely available to law enforcement agencies and the US military.
Paratore Enterprises, Inc, a consultancy focused on the Defense and Tactical market for U.S. and Global companies is pleased to announce its collaboration with HIVIZ Shooting Systems. HIVIZ, a Laramie, WY. based manufacturer of high-quality fiber optic and tritium fiber-optic sights for handguns, shotguns and rifles, has been researching fiber optics, tritium, and the physiological effects on the shooters eye since 1996. Their sights offer high level illumination day or night for the most precise sight picture regardless of the conditions.
Dalia Paratore, Founder and President of Paratore Enterprises, said “HIVIZ sights designs offer optimal light exposure to the sight to allow for a bright sight picture and faster target acquisition which is critical for fast aim and accuracy. Tritium fiber-optic sights are a must on modern handguns and rifles meant for police, military or self-defense use. They illuminate in the dark, making the sights visible in low to no-light conditions as well as give you a bright sight picture during the day. Bright and dependable, HIVIZ sights are designed for the most extreme use.”
Phil Howe, Founder of HIVIZ Shooting Systems, said “Our LiteWave H3 Technology using Tritium Fiberoptic LitePipes, offers 24-hour illumination. We have continually researched and developed our sights so that our law enforcement officers and military have access to the best. While we depend on them to keep our streets safe, they can depend on the quality and reliability of HIVIZ sights that are assembled in the USA”
Paratore Enterprises, Inc will be offering all the HIVIZ Shooting Systems sights via their reseller consortium, making these products easy to acquire via government contracting vehicles such as GSA contracts.
Paratore Enterprises, Inc team has over 70 years of experience in providing product, strategy and consulting in government contracting and business management for organizations in the PPE, Defense and Tactical industry, as well as retail and commercial markets. We provide know-how in government contracting vehicles, vendor relations, trade show/event tactics, Dealer of Record implementation, competitive/differentiator analysis, Sales Leadership coaching and development. We enable companies to better target their audiences, improve reach, reduce churn and improve pipeline management. Find out more at www.paratoreenterprises.com
For more information, contact Dalia Paratore at (305) 905-0173 or info@paratorenterprises.com







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The FN SCAR becomes even more intuitive to the end user with new, non-reciprocating, dual charging handles, enabling any shooting position, grip style or optic choice. Combined with the fully-ambidextrous operating controls and adjustable buttstock, the FN SCAR instantly adapts to any shooter.
“With the FN SCAR there’s a reason for every part, all have to work together perfectly to deliver the uncompromising accuracy, reliability and toughness this platform has earned under fire, that’s the difference between an FN SCAR and other carbines, we are held to a higher standard than most, failure is not an option for our Nation’s most elite forces, said Benjamin Voss, Product Manager for FN’s Long Guns. “With the semi-auto FN SCAR 16S, 17S and 20S, we hold the same standards of quality for these commercial variants. Adding the non-reciprocating charging handles allows SCAR to be even more adaptable, enhancing an already accurate and soft-shooting rifle. Shooting positions like urban prone, from a barrier or with a CQC-style grip are made possible and users can now run low-mount optics without interference.”




















































































































