The Cadex CDX-50 Tremor is a .50 BMG precision rifle mounted to their Strike Chassis System. The chassis incorporates a closed top rail to mitigate mirage. The weapon also features a 50 deg bolt roll, 4 lug system.
The bolt face offers double ejectors and dissembly is a snap.
Toward the business end of the barrel, there is a barrel band to accommodate the mounting of a their slip-on suppressor and the barrel is finished with their MX-1 muzzle brake which debuted at SHOT Show 2015.
I run across all kinds of different stuff at these trade shows. I found this take on a combat shirt by J Arthur Ltd rather interesting. One friend asked me if it was a pajama when I showed him the photo. 
I’ll show you something really cool. Developed at the request of a Scandinavian customer, the innovations that S&S Precision incorporated into this version of their Rhodesian-style chest rig will soon be available to all. First off, they’ve fully updated the pouches.
As you can see, there’s also a new Yoke as well as laser cut drain holes at the base of the rig which you can see in this photo of the backside of the rig. Although S&S has incorporated a new pouch attachment, it remains fully PALS compatible.
Look for additional details in an upcoming Maker Monday.
Here’s something you won’t find in the 5.11 catalog, a Rapid Assault Shirt in French Camouflage Centre Europe pattern.
I’ve often wondered what a combat uniform made from Gore Pyrad treated fabric would look like. I’m a big fan of the technology. Having heard that some work was being done in Europe I was excited to see this display. 
In this case, it’s the French Camouflage Centre Europe pattern, but the Pyrad treatment can be applied to most fabrics. As you can see, it doesn’t negatively affect the color of the pattern.
The fabric retains its basic properties yet becomes FR. So, for example, a waterproof breathable fabric remains so. It also doesnt feel heavy or hot. But, it’s not something that’s going to wash out.
www.goreprotectivefabrics.com/remote/Satellite/GORE-PYRAD-Product
Talk about bringing back some memories. I was walking through the halls at Milipol when I glanced at a booth full of boots. One of the models reminded me of a pair of jump boots I owned when I was a lot younger. You old heads will probably remember them. Fully leather lined and padded with a thick sole.
This model is a little different than the original jump boot in that it has zippers and no ankle reinforcements.
When I flipped the boot over, it still had the same Parasaut sole but I am told this model is now for aircrew use.
Swedish Handwear producer Granqvists has been around since 1984 and produces all of the military Handwear for Sweden, Norway and Finland. 
This glove is the M1009 Desert Combat Glove. It is a sheepskin glove which is not only supple but also gives a little bit of stretch combined with Nomex. The gloves are also touch screen compatible.
Here are the NSNs for our NATO readers.
French company Janisset SAS develops molded products as well as produces vertically integrated webbing. They own their factories in Viet Nam, Romania and France and are capable of weaving jacquard as well as variable width webbing.
I found this helmet mount very interesting. Unfortunately, they would not let me photograph it attached to a helmet.
