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SHOT Show – GLOCK

Friday, January 23rd, 2015

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Perhaps generating the biggest buzz at the Glock booth was the new MOS or Modular Optic System pistols. The fairly recent trend of mounting miniature reflex optics to pistols has prompted Glock to offer their own optic-ready slides for various Glock pistol models.

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Seen above is the Glock 34 MOS. The 34 is a long slide 9x19mm Glock, which has seen use in many competitive shooting events, making it a perfect fit for the new MOS line. The slides come standard with a removable cover plate, for use without an optic, as well as the necessary Torx wrench and screws. The MOS also comes with four adapter plates to accommodate most popular optic models.

Currently, the G34 Gen4, G35 Gen4, G41 Gen4, and G40 Gen4 are the four models slated to come out in the MOS configuration, although if the MOS line turns out to be popular enough it’s likely Glock would expand the MOS slides to other models. We were also told that currently the MOS has to be purchased as a complete pistol and the slides will not be sold separately. They are set to ship shortly after the completion of SHOT Show.

us.glock.com

SHOT Show – Koda Adventure Gear

Friday, January 23rd, 2015

If you want to put junior in the latest camp clothing, you might want to check out Koda Adventure Gear. They offer Typhon and Highlander patterns and all of the styles are fully functional such as waterproofness and insulation.

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These pants have double seat and knees just like dad’s but also include a growth stitch which offers an additional 3″ of growth.

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www.kodaadventuregear.com

SHOT Show – Kryptek Pontus

Friday, January 23rd, 2015

As soon as Pontus was released last year, folks were interested in dive gear. Well, here it is!

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This regulator has 30 hours on it and the pattern is going strong.

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They also have done it in Typhon.

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www.kryptek.com

SHOT Show – Custom Gun Rails

Friday, January 23rd, 2015

Custom Gun Rails has introduced a new line of PVC rail covers for use with KeyMod. They’ve got over 300 designs to choose but get this, they are magnetic so once you own the rail cover you can select different plates.

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They also offer laser engraved plates as well as fixed design models for use with Picatinny rails.

www.customgunrails.com

SHOT Show – Renegade Armor / Limitless Gear

Friday, January 23rd, 2015

I’ve mentioned the OPFOR 5.56 magazine carrier in the past. It was great to meet the guys behind the brand.

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One thing I find very cool about this polymer mag carrier is the PALS attachment mechanism that is built into the carrier. You just lay it on the webbing and click it closed. You can also stack them one atop the other. The lidless retention system holds the magazine fast with just a twist and pull to get it free.

www.limitlessgear.com

SHOT Show – TNVC / Unity Tactical

Friday, January 23rd, 2015

the Programmable Switch is a new collaboration between Unity Tactical and TNVC. The dual pressure switch design can be configured independently for momentary or constant on. It will come with Steiner, Insight, SureFire, etc leads.

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The next item is a GoPro mount for binocular NVGs that uses the Wilcox prism lens from the Helmet Mission Recording System.

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Finally, Unity Tactical has introduced Atom slide for Gen 4 GLOCKS.

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www.tnvc.com

SHOT Show – Marz Tactical Gear

Thursday, January 22nd, 2015

This is Marz Tactical Gear’s Universal Breaching Tool Quiver. It’s a straight forward design that is adjustable for a wide variety of Halligan tools on the market thanks to the Velcro straps and removable PVC sleeve.

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Additionally, the adjustable shoulder strap is lined with non-slip material to keep it in place.

www.marztg.com

SHOT Show – Adams Industries

Thursday, January 22nd, 2015

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Adams Industries has integrated the ability to power via USB to the Ground Warrior Battery Pack. The aviation battery pack AI-GWBP accepts 4 x CR123A batteries. It will power the Six15 Technologies computer FR up to 20 hours.

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