If you’re looking for a new gun case, Pelican has you covered with the Vault series.

Available in various sizes, these weather resistant cases are made from high impact polymer. They feature push button latches, stainless steel hasps.

Mother’s Day is right around the corner. If the lady in your life concealed carries, you might want to consider the Limited Edition Mallard Active Bra Holster by Dene Adams.

This active bra features a forty-five-degree angled holster. However, it’s right hand draw only. Designed with Sub-compact and Micro single stack in mind (that’s pistol size guys).
Dene Adams offers a full line of clothing items with integrated holsters, for both women and men.
deneadams.com/collections/active-bra-holsters/products/limited-edition-mallard-active-bra-holster

This is the new Leupold Freedom Red Dot Sight. It is being offered in two different models. The first features capped precision ¼-MOA click adjustments, and the second features a precision exposed BDC elevation turret that ships with adjustments out to 500 yards for a standard 55-grain .223 round. The turrets use Leupold’s Custom Dial System. The dot size is 1 MOA and there are eight intensity settings. On a medium setting you’ll get about 1000 hours of use.

But it’s not just for .223 rifles. If you decide to mount your Freedom RDS to a rifle that’s chambered in other popular AR-style calibers like a 6.5 Creedmoor or .300 Blackout, the Leupold Custom Shop can create you a new dial for a fee.
It also integrates Leupold’s Motion Sensor Technology (MST), which turns the illumination off after five minutes of inactivity, when it detects motion again, it instantly turns the illumination back on.
The standard model is $389 with mount and the BDC model is $599 with mount.
SIG Optics has launched the ROMEO3 Max Red Dot Optic in honor of Team SIG legend Max Michel. Due to its size, it’s generally associated with carbines an SMG’s, but I first noticed Max using one during his Guinness World Record shoot.

As you can see it features a mounting plate to accommodate the large footprint of the ROMEO3.

Don’t let this photo fool you, there are multiple intensity setting for the 6MOA dot. It was on a low setting.

Here it is on Max’s P320 X5 Carry.

I spoke briefly with Max about his experience with Red Dot Sights and why he preferred this optic in particular. Max related that he had begun using an optic equipped pistol on the early 90s initially with the Tasco optic and then transitioned to the C-More. Over the past couple of years he had adopted the SIG sight. “Most pistol engagements are at 15 yards or less and you don’t want a small dot,” Max explained. He went on to say, “the ROMEO3 offers clean glass, large field of view and a 6 MOA dot. At that distance you’re not going to cover up the target with the dot.”

Available soon from www.sigsauer.com.

The name CP33 describes this new polymer .22 LR pistol from KEL TEC quite well. The CP is for Competition Pistol and 33 is how many rounds the magazine holds thanks to its unique quad stack magazine design.

It features a full length Picatinny rail along the top with fiber optic sights at either end and M-Lok slots on the dust cover.
www.keltecweapons.com/firearms/pistols/cp33

It’s been awhile since Eagle Industries issued a catalog, but here it is, available to NRA Annual Meeting attendees.
CMC Triggers has a new Adjustable Ultra Precision Trigger Group for the Remington 700. Based on their drop in trigger systems for ARs, this model is preset at 3.5 lbs, but can be adjusted without removing from the rifle. It’s available in curved and flat configurations.

There’s lots of info on the web about the new Specialize Reflex Optic, but no one is talking about the latest variant of the VCOG.

At the 2019 NRAAM Trijicon has launched a 1-8×28 version of the VCOG. It features a first focal plane, variable intensity illuminated reticle (powered by AA battery) with a constant 4 inches of eye relief. The reticle incorporates bullet drop compensation and ranging.

There is also an integrated mounting adapter and throw lever for quick magnification changes.
