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Rampart Range Day 23 – Pathfinder from ARA

Tuesday, May 30th, 2023

ARA’s Pathfinder is a seismic unattended ground sensor which was fielded to the US Army as the Expendable Unattended Ground Sensor System. Over 40,000 have been deployed.

This buried sensor can detect human foot traffic at 10 m and offroad vehicle traffic at 25 m. Additionally, it integrates with TAK and can report up to 10 km from the controller. The system uses a burst transmission to send alert reports and can be integrated with other sensors to slew to the area of interest.

The battery will last for up to six months based on 50 alerts per day. A version which is twice as large will last for up to two years. While the batteries can be replaced by ARA, Pathfinder is considered expendable. Each sensor weighs 11 oz.

The E-UGS 2000 model is not subject to ITAR export controls.

This and other products shown at Rampart Range Day are available for unit and agency orders in Canada and the US through Rampart.

Rampart Range Day 23 – Griffon GTX Combat from AKU

Tuesday, May 30th, 2023

AKU is an Italian boot manufacturer and this is the Griffon GTX Combat boot. Designed for the Danish armed forces, it integrates a GORE-TEX liner, soeed lacing and Cordura side panels.

It also integrates the Davos Ranger Sole which is made from antistatic nitrile rubber which is heat resistant in compliance with EN ISO 20345 clause 6.4.4. ( tested in accordance with the Iso 20344 clause 8.7 level 300 °C ) and POL Petrol Oil Lubricant resistant in compliance with Iso 20345 5.8.7 (tested in accordance to Iso 20344 clause 8.6.1).

This and other products shown at Rampart Range Day are available for unit and agency orders in Canada and the US through Rampart.

Rampart Range Day 23 – Magripper

Tuesday, May 30th, 2023

The Magripper by CroMag Corp is a magazine loader which accepts Mail-Std AR magazines and will load via 10 round stripper clips or via 8 cartridges placed in the chute. A simple push down loads them into the magazine.

This and other products shown at Rampart Range Day are available for unit and agency orders in Canada and the US through Rampart.

Rampart Range Day 23 – BCB Illumination Markers

Tuesday, May 30th, 2023

BCB International brought something so new it doesn’t even have a product name yet.

These illumination markers are meant as an alternative to disposable Chemlights. Available in Green, Red, Blue, White and IR, they can be turned on and off as needed and run for 36 hours. They’ve been tested down to -25 Deg C and the rep says you can get them wet.

This and other products shown at Rampart Range Day are available for unit and agency orders in Canada and the US through Rampart.

Rampart Range Day 24 – Mission Control Packing Organizers from Mystery Ranch

Tuesday, May 30th, 2023

Offered in three sizes, MR’s Mission Control Packing Organizers are a great way to keep your gear organized.

They are fully padded to protect sensitive equipment and features a zipper around three sides for easy access to the contents. Additionally, there is an internal mesh pocket.

Offered in Wood Waxed, Shadow, and Black colors.

This and other products shown at Rampart Range Day are available for unit and agency orders in Canada and the US through Rampart.

2023 Rampart Range Day

Tuesday, May 30th, 2023

Rampart Range Day is in full swing with vendors under the big top and live ranges featuring firearms and robotic systems.

Rampart Range Day 22 – Waterproof Pro

Wednesday, June 1st, 2022

Waterproof Pro is a Swedish dive suit manufacturer offering Dry, Semi-Dry and Wet suits.

This lightweight assaulter suit is Al called the Tactical Breathable Drysuit is made of waterproof breathable laminate and combines a form fitting design with mobility. Customers get to customize a basic silhouette to suit their mission.

Waterproof Pro products can be procured by agencies, departments, and units in Canada from Rampart International.

Rampart Range Day 22 – ARWEN

Wednesday, June 1st, 2022

When I saw the sign for ARWEN I was taken aback. I hadn’t seen that company in a long time. If you’re around my age, you may remember ARWEN from its Enfield days, as the 37mm Anti Riot Weapon ENfield gas and nonlethal baton launcher used by British forces during “The Troubles” in Northern Ireland.

Currently offered in two variants, both the single and multi-shot (5 rounds) versions offer a roomy breach which makes it easy to get rounds in.

The ARWEN is currently in use with Canadian LE. Apparently, in 2001, Canadian Police Ordnance Company Inc., acquired rights to the anti-riot device and began production of the third generation gun. This includes foregrip and Picatinny rails. Last Fall, Kwesst bought CPOC and are in the process of updating it further.

Kwesst products can be procured by agencies, departments, and units in Canada from Rampart International.