Wolfftracker is a motion detector which is placed on a door or wall and detects movement on the other side via radar with the individual device lighting up with either visible or IR light.
Multiple Wolfftrackers can be used to determine the location of individuals within a building or individual room.
Wolfftracker by Jeral Innovations, LLC is offered by Mistral Group.
Scope Coat is one of the Sentry Products Group brands and offers neoprene covers for optics.
They’ve expanded their line to introduce covers for mono, bino and pano night vision devices.
Badge Ordnance showed us two upcoming additions to their Condition 1 Modular Mounts for optics.
Above is an as-of-yet-unnamed C1 Mount for Red Dot Optics. The C1 Max (below) is for mounting to bolt guns.
Both are expected Q1 2022 and are compatible with C1 accessories.
Unity Tactical is expanding their FAST line with the COMP Series Mount which moves the Aimpoint COMP M4 up off the Pic Rail to a height of 2.26″ to optical center line, facilitating its use while wearing a protective mask.
Additionally, they are introducing a FAST Mount for the Trijicon MRO.
Although you can’t see it from this angle, it features a back up rear sight like the Micro Mount.
Finally, they showed a means to mount two HOT Buttons to a spade grip of an M2, which could be used to control a light and an IZLID, for example.
The Spade Grip Mount features a cover which can be locked out completely or set to actuate both buttons at once. With the cover open, either button is exposed for use.
Mechanic Wear has introduced a Berry compliant version of their M-Pact “three finger gloves” they initially created for the Israeli Defense Force.
The Hammerhead Subsurface Multi-Mission Vehicle is the latest addition to Patriot 3‘s subsurface capabilities.
It can be used to deliver a diver who pilots the vehicle, or set to autonomously deliver material.
Batteries fill the middle section and range and loiter time can be increased by adding sections to the Hammerhead SMV with additional batteries.
More information coming soon.
Berry Aviation hosted the SHOP Show San Marcos earlier this year so it was great to see them in Raeford.
Last year they added an Unmanned Aerial System Division which provides training, operations and support for both fixed wing and vertical lift platforms in Group 1, 2, & 3 UAS, as well as counter-UAS.
They also can perform payload integration and design modifications. For example, they’ve modified the DJI drone seen above to accept the SOCOM modular payload.
As we’ve mentioned in the past, Deckers X LAB is the “skunk works” or Innovation Lab of the Deckers Corp; the parent behind such brands as UGG, Hoka, and Sanuk.
They’ve also developed a new line of tactical footwear and prototypes of their upcoming DX-G8 (AR 670-1 boot seen above to the left) which were worn by the winning team at this year’s Best Ranger Competition. To the right is the Deckers X LAB DX-M4, a maritime assault boot.
At SHOP Show, we got a look at what’s under development. The A6-MP (Max Profile) is intended for wear while bearing heavier loads.
Another model, the A6-LP (Low Profile) features a Fast Rope Guard and was created as an assault boot.
As you can see, the A6-LP incorporates the same sole as the water shoe.
