
Coming soon from SOTech is this updated M-1941 Haversack in both summer and winter Frog Skin Camo.

Like SureFire’s ProComp and Eliminator muzzle devices the new WarComp-Sport is non-suppressor bearing. However, you still get the same WarComp styling and performance, but at a lower price.

WESTPORT, CT (January 16, 2023) – Q30 Innovations is pleased to announce the additions of Vice Admiral Tim Szymanski and Lieutenant General John Mulholland to its Board of Military Advisors. The company continues to see increased adoption of the Q-Collar throughout the military as more warfighters experience the benefits of the product designed and proven to reduce brain injury caused by repetitive subconcussive impacts.
By adding these two new members to its Board of Military Advisors, Q30 hopes to drive increased awareness for a broad range of military and law enforcement applications and continue to advance additional research around the product’s effectiveness in military-specific scenarios, including reducing brain injury caused by blast waves.
“As we continue to see adoption of the Q-Collar by military servicemen and women, Vice Admiral Szymanski and Lieutenant General Mulholland will provide valuable experience and firsthand military knowledge to our mission to help protect men and women who are at risk of traumatic brain injuries,” said Q30’s Co-CEO Tom Hoey. “We are proud and extremely honored to be supported by these decorated veterans who share our concern for the health and well-being of those who serve.”
Vice Admiral Tim Szymanski (Ret)

Vice Adm. Szymanski has served in a number of Navy and Joint Special Operations assignments as a Navy Special Warfare Officer (SEAL) for over 36 years. He most recently served as the Deputy Commander for United States Special Operations Command after previously serving as the Commander of Naval Special Warfare. In both roles he oversaw the manning, equipping and training, and employment of NSW and joint special operations forces.
In addition to his dedicated time in the service, he also led initiatives to improve human performance and protect brain health across special operations. Szymanski developed programs to enhance cognitive performance and established policies to monitor and protect brain health improving the welfare and operational readiness of all special operations forces and their families.
“Q30 has an innovative product that, in my opinion, from all of the clinical research, can potentially reduce the long term effects of impact and blast exposure. The potential to significantly improve the welfare of our service members pushed me to join the Q30 team,” said Szymanski.
Lieutenant General John Mulholland (Ret)

After joining the 1st Special Forces Regiment in 1983, LTG Mulholland (Ret) commanded from the captain through lieutenant general level in Army and joint special operations forces: including serving as Deputy Commanding General, Joint Special Operations Command, as the Commanding General, United States Army Special Operations Command, and as the 15th Deputy Commander, United States Special Operations Command. His professional background and involvement throughout his military career have driven him to make and influence changes to better prepare the force for future conflict, and to better protect the force today and for tomorrow.
“As I was already involved in assisting other lines of effort regarding the brain health of active-duty military members and veterans, and have two sons and a daughter actively serving in the Army, joining the Q30 team just made sense,” said Mulholland.
He will dedicate his time to educate the senior leaders within our Special Operations and large military communities about the ways Q30 is reducing the consequences of the kinetic, concussive impacts to the brain that’s frequently incurred by our men and women in uniform.
For more information, please visit www.q30.com/military.
SOTech is proud to announce several new products added to their medical and tactical lines at SHOT this year. In booth 20059 they will be displaying the new Delta Omega Pouch, Cobra Harness, OrgBoard Line, full Cobra Pack Line, Micro Pack Line, laser cut Slim Line Harness, M320 holster and ammo load carriage system, and their commercial line of popular products in unique colors and camo patterns.

The Delta Omega – Medical / Ordnance Pouch comes from requirements posed by Special Forces Medics and from the Army Infantry Center (MCOE). The need for a pouch that will hold the plastic ribbed magazines for the NGWS-R (M-7) prompted us to cut the bottom of the pouch at a 45 degree angle with plastic lining to cause the front magazine to push upward creating a better purchase. The triangular shape at the base inspired the “delta” in the name. The requirement from the 18Ds to hold multiple sizes of medical inserts, micro-org board trays, and a compression IFAK inspired the development of an elastic draw cord cinch girth pouch. The pouch has a unique (patent pending) cord arrangement where it can form an elastic speed draw loop over the top, or the cords can be split and tabs tucked into the side allowing the laser cut flap to extend and be used for more protection. The result is a pouch that can carry radios, IFAKs, med inserts, grenades, smoke grenades, rifle magazines of multiple sizes (CSASS, M-4, M-7, etc) and Tasers- thus the Omega of pouches.

Another innovation on display is SOTech’s Cobra Harness which both forms the shoulder straps of the Cobra Pack and can be dismounted and worn as a padded 6-point load bearing harness -one of the most comfortable we’ve ever worn. The unique feature is the drop-down suspension release buckle. Any operator who has been on the long march knows the need to loosen the suspenders to lower the load off the hips for a few miles. And then the need to cinch the suspenders back up to take the stress off the shoulders. Our buckle arrangement allows the wearer to pop the buckles and extend the suspension straps by 5 inches, and then by re-buckling they can pull the load up back onto the hips.
SOTech is perfectly located just inside the first door on the right coming from the Venetian Casino in Booth 20059.
During today’s SIG SAUER Range Day, the Defense Firepower, it was announced that the Army is changing the nomenclature of the XM5 NFSW Carbine from the XM5 to the XM7.

Apparently, there’s intellectual property in existence for M5 and M6.

The Army selected SIG SAUER’s NGSW Carbine and Automatic Rifle in April 2022. They fire the new 6.8 x 51mm hybrid case cartridge.