
Arc’teryx PRO gave us a preview of the upcoming Tactician series of combat uniforms.

They will be offered in non melt/no drip AR weight as well as an SV version for severe weather.
Details coming this spring.

Arc’teryx PRO gave us a preview of the upcoming Tactician series of combat uniforms.

They will be offered in non melt/no drip AR weight as well as an SV version for severe weather.
Details coming this spring.
As part of the transition from LEAF to PRO, Arc’teryx is doing more to bring outdoor products to their mission oriented customers.

Coming FW26 is an over the ankle version of the Konseal shoe technology from Arc’teryx. This colorway combo is Bracken/Graphite. Currently, you’ll find the Konseal shoe in Black which is a great shoe for low viz work.
The new ATO Hardshell Jacket NB and Pant NB roundout the the ATO outerwear line which is intended for cold / wet environments.

Made from a waterproof breathable laminate, the Jacket and Pant feature a low profile design. The Jacket features dual front zips for layering and can be worn over or under armor. It also incorporates pit zips for ventilation. The Pants have full side zips to facilitate donning and doffing and built in suspenders. The combo is seen below next to the new low burden CBRN suit.

Jacket features:
Pant Features:
Both are offered in XS-3XL in MultiCam, Black, Ranger Green, and Coyote.
Handheld Flashlight Offers Professional Tactical Performance, Polymer Durability and Multi-Fuel Flexibility

EAGLEVILLE, PA, January 21, 2026 – Streamlight®, Inc., a leading provider of high-performance lighting, announced the launch of the PolyTac® 1X, a compact, multi-fuel tactical flashlight engineered for professional performance across multiple environments. The new PolyTac 1X will debut at SHOT Show 2026 in Las Vegas, where attendees can see it in person at Streamlight’s Booth #11468.
The PolyTac 1X has a rugged polymer body, designed with a rocky stipple grip texture for secure handling, delivering dependable illumination in conditions where metal lights are less desirable. Ideal for law enforcement, military, industrial professionals, outdoor enthusiasts, and everyday carry (EDC) users alike, the light is powered by a Streamlight SL-B9® USB-rechargeable battery pack, a CR123A lithium battery, or an AA alkaline or lithium battery. Power, distance and run time vary based on battery type:
SL-B9 USB Battery Pack
CR123A Lithium Battery
AA Battery
“The PolyTac 1X was driven by military demand for a compact, dependable light that offers flexibility without unnecessary complexity,” said Michael F. Dineen, Streamlight President. “By combining polymer durability, multi-fuel power options, and professional-grade performance, the PolyTac 1X delivers mission-ready reliability without compromise.”
The PolyTac 1X features a high-power white LED housed behind a BOROFLOAT® impact-resistant glass lens. A TEN-TAP® programmable tactical tail switch allows users to select from High/Strobe/Low, High-Only, or Low/High programs. A removable two-way pocket clipsupports multiple carry options.
Built for tough environments, the PolyTac 1X is IPX7-rated, waterproof to 1 meter for 30 minutes, impact resistant to 3 meters, and Trade Agreement Act (TAA) compliant, making it well-suited for military and professional use.
The PolyTac 1X measures 4.71 inches in length, with a 1.00-inch body diameter, 1.22-inch head diameter and 1.35 major diameter. It weighs between 2.93 and 3.20 ounces, depending on battery type. Available in Black or Yellow, the PolyTac 1X and PolyTac 1X USB have MSRPs of $80.00 and $89.00, respectively, and are backed by Streamlight’s Limited Lifetime Warranty. For more information, visit www.streamlight.com.
Belleville has something new for the LE and first responder professional. The ultralight Minimalist boot is offered in a 3″ (below ankle) and 6″ (above ankle) height with waterproof versions. The waterproof version are also blood borne pathogen proof.




Features:
Men’s Full Sizes: 4 – 15, R & W
Half Sizes: 4.5 – 11.5, R & W

Agilite displayed their new SFT Combat T-Shirt. Combining soon in long and short sleeve versions.

Features:
Colt is displaying their Mk47, a 40mm Automatic Grenade Launcher which they acquired a few years ago from General Dynamics, mounted to the Survice Engineering TR150 which is a USMC program of record quad copter.

The MK47 is a lightweight 40mm automatic grenade launcher with an integrated fire control system, capable of functioning as a standard automatic grenade launcher or with programmable airburst capability.
Dimensions:
Gun Weight: 39.6 lbs (18 kg)
Length: 37″ (940 mm)
Length (barrel detached): 24.02″ (610 mm)
Width: 10.04″ (255 mm)
Height: 8.07″ (205 mm)

The TR150 is an electric system which boasts an amazing 150lbs payload and has hot swappable Lithium Ion batteries.

After initial flight tests to determine how the Mk47 flies on the drone, the team will work on a dedicated weapon mount, development of a ammo box and feed system, live fire tests and possible mission configuration of the weapon.

Striding into the Barrett Firearms booth I saw a curious Sight, the Northrop Grumman Precision Grenadier System on display. I asked around and while no one would go on record regarding its presence, they did verify that Northrop Grumman had selected them to manufacture the 25mm system as the PGS program continues for the US Army.
PGS is a soldier portable, shoulder fired, semi-automatic, magazine fed, integrated armament system (weapon, ammunition, fire control) that enables rapid, precision engagements to destroy personnel targets in defilade and Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) targets at close range.
As this effort has progressed the Northrop Grumman launcher which was developed early on, has served as a baseline system for the Army as it considers all candidates.

The Northrop Grumman ammunition is 25mm and so far consists of air burst, proximity, close quarter battle as well as target practice. The airburst is a programmable, dual-warhead high-explosive fragmenting round that can be fired in both airburst and point detonate. By dual-warhead they mean that there are explosive charges at both the front and rear of the warhead. No word on whether they will also transition to production of the ammo to NIOA Group who owns Barrett.
The next phase of the program will down select to two systems and insiders tell me that Barrett has established a separate team with cut outs to satisfy both Army and Northrop Grumman.

Barrett already has their own candidate in the PGS program. Developed in conjunction with MARS, Inc, this 30mm systems has already performed well in competition.

The Barrett team has developed CQB, HEDP, HEAB, Proximity AB, and TP rounds.