
The Forward Controls Design EMR-MCX (magazine release button) installed on a SIG MCX Rattler. EMR-MCX follows the EMR (for AR15/M17) design with a slightly curved and horizontally serrated surface.

The Forward Controls Design EMR-MCX (magazine release button) installed on a SIG MCX Rattler. EMR-MCX follows the EMR (for AR15/M17) design with a slightly curved and horizontally serrated surface.

The Strike Industries Spare Magazine Holder for SIG SAUER P320 is designed to provide quick and easy access to a spare magazine. Manufactured from polymer, it is securely fastened to the pistol’s Picatinny rail at a 5° forward angle.

It comes configured with the SI Modular Magazine Release (MMR), but an extended button is included in the package for those who prefer a different size release. Additionally, it can be configured for right or left side activation. The Spare Magazine Holder is compatible with all SIG SAUER P320 magazines, Strike Modular Chassis (SMC), and most P320 grip modules with 1913 Picatinny rail.
www.strikeindustries.com/si-p320-magholder
Following an enthusiastic reception at a recent international sniper competition, Rotapoint’s patent-pending new mount, code-named GANCHO, will begin shipping to dealers in May 2023.

A30, the first model in the new line of ambidextrous mounts replaces existing scope caps on Geissele’s Super Precision and Reptilia’s AUS 30mm mounts, with an Aimpoint Micro footprint. The offset optic is placed at an optimized 34 degree angle like Rotapoint’s existing models, and keeps the offset optic mount off the handguard while offering consistent cheekweld. To install, the user simply removes the existing scope cap and hooks the offset mount over the scope tube and secures it onto the base with the existing scope ring screws. Depending on scope dimensions, the offset optic may be installed on the front or rear ring.
Precision machined and anodized in the USA.
The Glock 17 Gen 5 has gained attention for its reliability, user-friendliness, and precision. With a considerable following, it’s no wonder that many opt for this particular handgun. Nevertheless, even well-regarded firearms can be enhanced in terms of performance and accuracy. A crucial component of any handgun is the barrel. In the case of the Glock 17 Gen 5, a barrel upgrade may potentially influence the overall performance and precision of the weapon. Faxon Firearms has prepared a guide about what to expect when it comes to upgrading your barrel.

Glock 17 Gen 5 barrel (bottom) Glock 17 Gen 1-4 barrel (Top)
Upgrading the barrel of your Glock 17 Gen 5 can offer a range of benefits that can improve its performance and enhance your shooting experience. Here are some of the top benefits you can expect:
Improved accuracy: One of the most significant benefits of upgrading your Glock 17 Gen 5 barrel is improved accuracy. A high-quality barrel will have a tighter bore and more precise rifling, which can help stabilize the bullet and keep it on target. This can be especially beneficial if you’re using your Glock 17 Gen 5 for competitive shooting or self-defense purposes, where accuracy is critical.
Increased range: Another advantage of upgrading your Glock 17 Gen 5 barrel is increased range. A high-quality barrel can improve the bullet’s velocity, allowing it to travel further and hit targets at longer distances. This can be particularly useful for outdoor shooting or hunting.
Enhanced safety features: Some aftermarket barrels for the Glock 17 Gen 5 may come with enhanced safety features, such as improved feed ramps or a tighter chamber. These safety features can improve reliability and reduce the risk of malfunctions or misfires.
Increased Reliability: Aftermarket barrels are often made with higher-quality materials than stock barrels, such as stainless steel or titanium. These materials can be more durable and resistant to wear and tear than a stock barrel, reducing the risk of failure or malfunction. Also, most aftermarket barrels are precision-machined to tighter tolerances, which makes the fit and function more consistent.
Ammunition Compatibility: Another factor that can contribute to increased reliability is the ability of aftermarket barrels to shoot a wider range of ammunition types. The stock barrel of the Glock 17 Gen 5 is designed to handle a specific type of ammunition, and using different types can sometimes lead to jams or malfunctions. However, many aftermarket barrels are designed to handle a wider variety of ammunition types, making them more versatile and reliable in a wider range of situations.
The Glock 17 Gen 5 features a switch to Glock 19 locking geometry.
While the Gen 4 and Gen 5 19 barrels have different geometries, the Gen 5 barrels do away with the slope at the barrel hood and instead go to the simple right angles that the 17/34 have always had, similar to most G19 Gen 1-4 aftermarket barrels.
Due to the shared locking block, a Gen 5 17 barrel can theoretically be used in a Gen 5 19.
However, it’s important to note that Gen 1-4 17 barrels are not compatible with a Gen 5 17.
Even though Glock improved the Glock 17 Gen 5 OEM barrels to make them more accurate (hence the name “Marksman Barrel”), there is still room for improvement.
The optimized match barrels from Faxon Firearms have been redesigned to work better and with Gen 5 guns.
These Glock 17 Gen 5 barrels have been redesigned for improved performance and Gen 5 compatibility. A recessed target crown, a new match chamber, and a stylized barrel hood with engravings for caliber and model are some of the new features.
The proprietary broach-cut 1 in 14” left-hand twist rifling was developed to create the most accurate Glock aftermarket barrel available, and testing confirms a significant increase in accuracy over factory barrels in all standard bullet weights.
Manufactured from 416R stainless steel, which is an ideal material for making match-grade barrels because the material allows for the precise cutting of chambers and rifling, which results in a more accurate barrel.

Faxon Flame Fluting

Tighter lockup and SAMMI specs improve shot to shot accuracy and reliability.
Some of the features highlighted on the Faxon Firearms website to explain why their barrels are superior to those of their competitors are as follows:

11-degree target crown preserves accuracy and increases barrel life.
The threaded barrel and compensator work together to enhance the accuracy and stability of the Glock 17 Gen 5. The compensator shown here for the Glock 17 Gen 5 called EXOS has a unique design with an angled front port and a single chamber.
This design helps to decrease the movement of the muzzle by reducing both the upward and sideward recoil, resulting in improved accuracy from shot to shot.
Muzzle flip reduction is baked into the DNA of Faxon EXOS compensators.
Upgrading your Glock 17 Gen 5 barrel can be a game changer for anyone who wants to take their firearm’s performance to the next level.
With improved accuracy, increased range, reduced recoil and muzzle rise, enhanced safety features, and increased reliability, the benefits of upgrading your barrel are undeniable.
With the right barrel, you can unlock your firearm’s full potential and take your skills to the next level.

Introducing the Saddle Mount for Steiner MPS & Aimpoint ACRO Optics for the Beretta 1301 & A300 line of shotguns. Machined from billet 7075-T6 aluminum and finished with Mil-spec type III hardcoat anodize, the Saddle is the lowest possible mounting solution for miniature red dot optics utilizing the Aimpoint ACRO footprint, allowing the user to co-witness the factory Beretta iron sights.

Shipping now in black anodize finish.
Like all Reptilia products, the Saddle Mount is 100% made in the USA and carries a full lifetime warranty against manufacturer defects. Click here to buy now.


Compatible with:
Aimpoint® – ACRO P1 and P2
Steiner Optics® – MPS
Technical Specifications:
• Material: Billet 7075-T6 Aluminum
• Finish: Type III MIL-SPEC Anodized
• Compatibility: Beretta 1301 & Beretta A300
• Weight: 0.8 oz.
• MADE IN USA
• MSRP: $119.95


After lots of end user feedback Black Hills Designs is releasing the RANGE-R Micro.
Sharing a few of the same features as the larger RANGE-R Card, the Micro also makes use of a M4A1 with M855A1 ballistic drop visualizer to better account for drop and look at possible hold overs.
This will NOT replace your standard RANGE-R Card, but does give you some new tricks up your sleeve! (or in your pocket)
Fit just about any AR grip onto any CZ Scorpion EVO or Scorpion 3+ model with the new SI AR Pistol Grip Adapter.

Machined from 6061-T6 aluminum it will accept beavertail and flat top AR pistol grip designs.

www.strikeindustries.com/si-cevo-arpg-ada

Last week LaRue Tactical released the C-Note, a one-piece, Picatinny rail compatible iron sight for ARs designed to just slap-on and hit targets without sighting in. It has a similar sight radius and configuration to pistol sights. The name is due to its price, $100.

Naturally, someone asked “why?” Here’s LaRue’s response.

It makes sense. It’s a simple sighting system that can be moved from rifle to rifle.
www.larue.com/products/larue-tactical-c-note