As you can see the Princeton Tec Quad Tactical is well suited to any spec NVG mount. In this case, it’s the Wilcox Ind mount for the Team Wendy EXFIL bump helmet.
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AUSA – Princeton Tec
Friday, October 26th, 2012AUSA – SureFire
Wednesday, October 24th, 2012New from SureFire at AUSA is the EB1 Backup and Backup Tactical.
Both rely on the same body and head but different tail caps. The Tactical Model features a two stage button with the first stop at 5 lumens and the second stop at 200 lumens. The “clickie” model incorporates a shrouded tail cap and in addition to the two settings, you can “click” the desired power setting.
That’s right, you get 200 lumens from a single CR123A for 1.3 hours. At 5 lumens it works for 37 hours.
FirstLight Introduces Magnet Mount for Tomahawk
Friday, October 19th, 2012
FIrstLight USA has introduced a magnetic mount for their excellent Tomahawk light. This new mount is compatible with any Tomahawk tactical flashlight equipped with TRS. As you can see it allows the user to mount it to a vehicle or other ferrous surface for hands free use.
The cool thing is that it will adapt to a curved surface just as well as a flat one. It offers 180 degrees of rotation allowing the Tomahawk tactical flashlight to pivot while holstered and is available in three colors, black, tan or foliage green.
SSD Exclusive – Inforce APL Spec Sheet
Friday, October 5th, 2012Here is the lowdown on the new Auto Pistol Light from INFORCE. You’re looking at 200 lumens for 1.5 hours with a single CR123A battery. Available late October.
INFORCE Auto Pistol Light
Wednesday, October 3rd, 2012
We first showed you the new INFORCE Auto Pistol Light from Emissive Energy Corp during last month’s Maneuver Conference at Ft Benning. It offers 200 lumens of white light in a tight beam for close- to mid-range applications and balanced peripheral light for discernment of the surrounding area. The APL has a run time of approximately 1.5 hours using a single Lithium CR123A battery.
Designed with a straightforward, unique, bilateral and ambidextrous paddle switching system, the INFORCE APL affords left or right hand activation and natural finger movement from the weapon body to the switch to operate its momentary and constant modes.
Manufactured from fiber composite, the APL has a total length of 3 inches, width of 1.2 inches and weighs only 2.83 ounces, including the battery.
Currently it’s only available in Black although the yellow light on the show floor gave it a brownish sheen. Its integrated rail mounting system is compact, convenient, secure and easy to install without tools, utilizing a proprietary clamping system. The product ships with (2) rail mounting bars that accommodate GLOCK and MIL-STD-1913 rails.
Initial delivery is expected to be in late October 2012. US and International patents pending.
Adams Industries Offers TWO Products of the Week
Saturday, September 29th, 2012Adams Industries has really outdone themselves this week. They’re not offering one, but two products of the week. Both are not only great products that almost everyone can use but they’re also offering a great price.
The first item is a snap-on compass for night vision devices. It fits the PVS-7B/D, 6015, PVS-14 and several other models. The compass allows you to see the compass heading through the device.
The second item is CJ Engineering’s Phoenix JR 123. The Phoenix Jr is a low cost Infrared marker beacon that relies on a single CR 123 battery. It’s easy to use. Turn the battery upside down and it won’t activate. Designed as an individual Combat Identification marker employed to minimize fratricide (the inadvertent destruction of battle field assets by friendly forces), it can also been used as a vehicle ID marker, drop zone indicator and perimeter marker. There isa wire bale on the rear that fits right into your PALS webbing so mounting on your equipment is a snap. The cost is low enough that if you aren’t issued one, you can afford getting it on your own.
Princeton Tec Gains Praise for American Manufacturing by Secretary of Labor
Friday, September 28th, 2012
Photo – US Department of Labor
US Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis recently visited Bordentown, New Jersey’s Princeton Tec during a nationwide tour promoting American businesses. SHe called Princeton Tech “a true American success story” and assembled her own Spectrum custom headlamp program.
Solis addressed the company stating, “We bring back this renaissance in manufacturing, creating products that we can sell and compete with other countries and other businesses abroad.”
“By manufacturing in New Jersey, everyone benefits – from our employees to our retailers to the end user,” said Gerard Armendinger, Princeton Tec’s Global Marketing Director. “With the recent creation of our Spectrum custom headlamp platform, we’ve delivered a concept to our industry that relies 100-percent on U.S. production and communicates our business in real and understandable terms.”
Elzetta Introduces ZFL-M60 Flashlights in Green
Tuesday, September 25th, 2012
Elzetta is offering a very limited number of their ZFL-M60 Flashlights in a dark GREEN hard anodized finish (this is true no-compromise Type III hard anodizing – the same process used on their standard black parts).
The Lights are available in their two best-selling configurations:
ZFL-M60-CS2D (Crenellated Bezel, Standard Malkoff M60 LED Module, 2-Cell Body, & High/Low Tailcap) and
ZFL-M60-CS2S (Crenellated Bezel, Standard Malkoff M60 LED Module, 2-Cell Body, & High/Strobe Tailcap)
Custom laser engraving from the Elzetta Custom Shop is available on these Lights.
Supply is extremely limited. Orders may be placed at http://www.ELZETTA.com
