The US Army has issued National Stock Number 1005-01-701-3527 for the B5 Systems Collapsible Precision Stock which is a component of the Advanced Sniper Accessory Kit and used as an upgrade to Knights Armament M110 and M110A3 variants.
The US Army has issued National Stock Number 1005-01-701-3527 for the B5 Systems Collapsible Precision Stock which is a component of the Advanced Sniper Accessory Kit and used as an upgrade to Knights Armament M110 and M110A3 variants.
Phoenix, Arizona – Blackout Defense is pleased to announce that it has executed a licensing agreement with Dead Air Silencers, permitting Blackout Defense to manufacture devices with Dead Air’s KeyMo and Xeno mounting systems. With this licensing, Blackout Defense joins a short list of Dead Air approved third party manufacturers.
As an approved licensee, Blackout Defense has been vetted to ensure that it meets high manufacturing standards for metallurgy, tolerances, dimensions, and more, that are critical to compatibility with Dead Air’s suppressors. Accordingly, Dead Air will honor its lifetime suppressor warranty with the use of Blackout Defense licensed designs.
“Dead Air is a market leader in the design of next generation sound suppression and we are thrilled to have this opportunity to license their technology and collaborate with them on design and manufacturing. We look forward to designing devices with Dead Air that not only utilize their mounting technology, but also optimize the sound profile of their suppressors,” said Brooke Afshari, Owner & President.
The Texas origin story couldn’t be told without mentioning Davy Crockett and his Tennessee Volunteers at the Alamo so I couldn’t think of something more fitting at the NRAAM expo in Houston than this one-of-a-kind dipped magazine from Mission First Tactical.
This flipped image is from artist Robert Jenkins Onderdonk’s painting called “The Fall of the Alamo” or “Crockett’s Last Stand”.
Everyone who saw it wanted one but they made it just to show what they can do.
MATBOCK has finished the development of their Multi Weapon Aiming Device (MWAD), which was designed to shorten the kill chain for end users of indirect fire weapons, initially 40mm and 60mm platforms. Full system testing was completed on current operational weapon systems such as the M320, MK19, and M224 60mm mortar systems. MATBOCK is testing and evaluating recent updates to ballistics on 81mm and 120mm mortars in addition to other crew served weapons (CSW) which have been traditionally used solely as direct fire weapons systems. Through end user input and testing MATBOCK has learned there is a significant use case for CSW platforms for “plunging fire” applications on systems such as the M2 .50 Caliber Machine Gun.
Here is a brief Targeting Overview video:
The MWAD is a multi-platform capable ballistic computer that digitally displays range and azimuth for indirect fire weapon systems. The MWAD provides real-time ballistic solutions that account for environmental conditions, round type, platform, and lot deviations. This allows the user to put rounds on target with superior accuracy and faster than legacy aiming systems. Full integration into ATAK architecture allows direct input and receipt of call for fire missions, enhances situational awareness by broadcasting point of aim for entire teams, and enables accurate engagement and first round hits on moving targets. Software modifications can be made on request to include any direct fire weapons system.
Features:
• Simple manipulation with gloves and at night
• More rounds on target faster without the guesswork
• Integrates directly into ATAK
• Waterproof & shockproof
• ATAK device not included
• ATAK software provided via .apk file on delivery
How to use
• Mount the MWAD (In a garrison environment similar to zeroing a optic)
• Calibrate the system
• Select the weapon system on device; ie 320
• Select the ammunition being used; ie HEDP
• Raise the weapon system and engage targets.
• Target destroyed
For more information about the MWAD checkout:
www.matbock.com/products/multi-weapon-aiming-device
Elite Tactical Systems calls this the world’s fastest magazine loader and once you see the video, you’ll agree, it’s fast…and easy to use.
There are versions for 9/.40 and 5.56/9/.40. The latter version accepts both rifle and pistol ammo thanks to dual channels.
www.etsgroup.us/Rifle-and-Pistol-Speedloaders
To show you how far out of the loop I can get, I bring you the Wolf A1 Complete Upper Receiver which is an import of the Taiwanese T91 upper which fits to any standard AR lower.
Wolf Ammo told me this piston upper has been around since 2017. It uses a short stroke piston combined with a T91 handguard and charging handle.
Offered in 12.5″ and 14.5″ versions from various retailers.