Nanuk is a Canadian protective hard case company and they’ve got a new case coming out which is twice as deep as standard rifle cases. The internal dimensions of this wheeled case are 41.8″ x 13.5″ x 12.6″. Externally it is 45″ x 16.4″ x 13.6″.
The smaller OD case you see in the photo is designed to transport ammunition.
Here’s the H&K 169, a 40mm grenade launcher you don’t see very often in North America. It incorporates the folding G36 stock.
Holsters with Gray Fox Strategic’s new Tegris connector are now available.
It’s flexible yet sturdy and connects a holster and mag pouch into a single unit.
Point 6 is exhibiting in the 911 Supply booth.
The Base Glove is offered in both Black and Coyote. Like other Point 6 garments it’s made from 3D knit Merino Wool and is touch screen enabled on the thumb and forefinger.
EOTech is dusting off a couple of designs from their L3 days including the Mk56.
With a window about 2.5 times larger than their standard Holographic Weapon Sights, it is intended for use with heavy weapons like the M2.
Designed for use out to 2000 meters, this one integrates a standard reticle.
Recon Robotics is introducing a new controller which features a larger view screen and has integrated antennas for a more streamlined design. Additionally, you can record video right on the controller. It is also compatible with future upgrades.
TYR Tactical has developed a basic plate carrier kit which includes this carrier and their HA/30102 Plate. The plate weighs 1.5 kg / 3.31 lbs and is NIJ 0101.06 Level III stand alone certified.
Now in its second year, Operator Expo has done a great job of bringing Canada’s tactical companies together.
