One of the things I ran across at last week’s NRA Annual Meeting & Exhibits in Indianapolis was the Wrapter line of adhesive firearms grips from Hogue which allows you to add that Hogue grip feeling to standard grips.
Wrapter is available for a variety of handguns and is due cut for a perfect fit but there also a DIY kit in case you want to add Hogue’s famous rubber grip material to other guns or items.
Offered in Grain, Block, and Heavy Grit Textures.
www.hogueinc.com/grips/wrapter
HRT Tactical showed off their ARC Pouches which are available for pistol and rifle magazines.
Made from laser cut Cordura laminate, these PALS compatible pouches offer positive retention due to the thermoplastic insert.
Offered in a variety of colors and patterns.
Savior Equipment showcased their Ultimate Guitar Case outfitted with a custom foam insert by gunfoam.com.
Dillon Rifle is exhibiting two new upcoming rifles. Chambered in .308, these as-yet-unnamed rifles feature Lilja barrels and Timney trigger and accept AI pattern drop mags.
The only difference between the two is the stock. The top example incorporates an MDT ESS chassis and the bottom has the from Grayboe Phoenix 2 which is a hybrid hunting and tactical stock.
Coming soon.
On May 14th Firearms Depot will release two ARs manufactured and configured by Cobalt Kinetics for pro shooters Don Edwards of Greenline Tactical whose carbine is named the “Fast Eddie” and John Dufresne of Kinetic Consulting who named his carbine the “Bear Claw.”
13.9” Greenline Tactical “Fast Eddie” Carbine
•13.9” Rosco Mfg./ Greenline Tactical K9 barrel (5.56X45mm)
•Cobalt Kinetics RCB-KM
•Reptilia RECCE stock
•Reptilia carbine grip
•Custom Cerakote
11.5” Kinetic Consulting “Bear Claw” Pistol
•11.5” Rosco Mfg./ Kinetic Consulting K9 barrel (5.56x45mm)
•Cobalt Kinetics RCB-HX
•Custom Cerakote
MSRP for both TBD. The two guns can only be ordered through Firearms Depot but dealers are welcome. Although the accessories seen on the two guns are not included with the base models, Firearms Depot will offer versions configured with optics and enablers just like the Don and Duff use.
Debuting at NRAAM, the new Maxim Defense MS-9 is both modular and a direct thread mount suppressor. It can be configured as long (7.5″/10.5oz) or short (5.375″/8.7oz). Manufactured from 17-4 Stainless Steel and 7075-T6 Aluminum, it is Cerakoted. Both pistol and rifle rated, it features a Dead-Air P Series Booster.
The average measurement per MILSTD-1474D is 134dB in the short configuration and 131.9 dB in the long configuration tested on a 4” barrel Glock 19 Gen 5 using Federal 147gr 9mm measured at the shooter’s left ear.
Designed by Ryan Johnson of RMJ Tactical, the Chogan Mattock from CRKT Knives features a 1055 carbon steel head with a corrosion-resistant black coated finish and a smooth Tennessee Hickory handle.
The head can be removed from the handle of this digging too for transportation or storage and the handle is also compatible with the tomahawk head from the Chogan T-Hawk. It comes with a sheath.
Although the new Mojave-9 from Dead Air Silencers looks like a conventionally manufactured suppressor, it’s actually 3D printed from 6AL-4V DMLS Titanium. They then turn the outer body to offer the uniform surface you see here. Additional parts are made from aluminum and stainless steel.
It features a two-piece modular design featuring their Triskelion baffles. Configurable as 7.64″ (9.6oz) or 5.89″ (8.2oz), the Mojave-9 is rated for 9mm, 300 BLK (full-auto sub), 350 Legend, and 300 BLK (super semi-auto).
