The Strongarm is a new 4.8″ blade length, fixed blade knife from Gerber. It’s is made from 420 high carbon steel and finds it roots in the Prodigy fixed blade that’s been around for more than a decade.
The sheath is modular and can be worn vertically or horizontally belt mounted or via PALS webbing thanks to the tongue and groove adapter.
It comes in at under $75 and will be available November 1st in Black or Coyote with fine edge or partially serrated.
The Ulfberft (Viking Sword) is a newish semi auto DMR in .338 Lapua from Alexander Arms.
It’s been in production for about 8 months. Weighing in at 19.8 lbs, the semi-auto operating system mitigates recoil meaning it will reliably engage targets out to 2000 m.
When you disassemble the weapon you can see how few parts there actually are and it definitely gives me a crew served machine gun vibe.
Make sure you check it out on the Alexander Arms website for more info.
The Nav Light from Laser Max and MANTA is a Picatinny standard, conformal 100 lumen light. It snaps on and off in a second and is micro USB rechargeable. In addition to white, they are also introducing nIR as well as visible laser (colors to be announced).
Steady on, momentary on and strobe along with dimable light (with memory). Look for these at SHOT Show.
OTTO has solved an issue that has plagued radio operators since the concept of dual comms in a single radio came out. Their new Dual Comms H-250 handset has two buttons, one for each channel. How sweet is that?
Blue Force Gear has introduced a M4 Triple Mag Pouch.
It incorporates their Helium Whisper technology as well as the ball detail which makes the flap easier to grasp.
WL Gore is offering a new application of the MultiSpectral concealment technology used in the Turkey Suit we showed you last year. Now, they are offering hide systems that can be used to conceal a variety of emplacements and systems such as fighting positions and vehicles.
As you can see, the technology does a great job of concealing the user under thermal sensors (LWIR above) but it also offers visual, niR, SWIR and MWIR.
The hide systems are reversible and can be used for a variety of environments such as desert, woodland or transitional. Additionally, they can be daisy chained together to create a variety of configurations.
www.multispectralconcealment.com
The Tactical Ballistic Helmet II – Mission Configurable from Gentex integrates an ACH shell in High, Mid or Regular cut with Ops-Core’s Skeletal VAS Shroud, ARC Rails and X or H-style chin strap. The helmet also comes with issue Team Wendy ZAP pads or Gentex Adjustable Thickness Pads. You’re looking at about $450 for this helmet fully configured.
