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SilencerCo Summit – CZ Scorpion SBR

Thursday, December 29th, 2016

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SilencerCo has introduced the latest addition to their premium Summit series partner firearms, the CZ Scorpion SBR. The package consists of a Scorpion EVO 3 S1 9mm in an SBR configuration with side folding stock and 922r-compliant parts kit. Additional features include a 20-round magazine; Parker Mountain Machine front and rear QD sling mounts; PMM right side safety selector; and a SilencerCo Omega 9K with direct thread 18×1 mount. This entire package comes stored in a 5.11 Select Cary Sling Pack with custom SilencerCo embroidery.

Check out the link below for more information and where to buy.

silencerco.com/summit/cz-scorpion-sbr

Stag Arms – AR-15 Featureless Rifles

Thursday, December 29th, 2016

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Stag Arms has announced a new line of AR-15 Featureless Rifles. Each rifle comes with a 16″ target crowned barrel made of 4140 steel with a 1:9 twist, and true to its name is lacking in “features” such as a pistol grip, muzzle brake, and forward grip that would define it as an “assault weapon” under California law. Additionally, every Featureless Rifle comes complete with the new Hera Arms California-compliant stock. These rifles are currently available for pre-order, and will be available in 6-8 weeks.


www.stagarms.com/ar15-featureless-rifles

The Fix Is In at Q

Wednesday, December 28th, 2016

When Q had their grand opening party early this year, Kevin Brittingham showed me, and several other firearms media, a modular bolt gun which would eventually come to be known as “The Fix”. It’s seen below, along with the Honey Badger and a Beretta fitted with a Q suppressor.

Here are a few more shots of The Fix.

You can swap calibers.

The adjustable stock folds to the right.

The Fix is M-Lok compatible.

To wrap things up, here’s a shot of the integrally suppressed Honey Badger.

Look for full details during SHOT Show on these and other innovations from Q.

Ritter & Stark To Demonstrate SX-1 Modular Tactical Rifle at VFOB Try & Buy Event

Wednesday, December 28th, 2016

The long-range precision SX-1 MTR rifle designed and produces in Austria will be available for media and buyers to try at the VFOB Try & Buy event before SHOT Show 2017.

Feistritz, Austria (December 2016) – Ritter & Stark, an Austrian-based firearms design and manufacturing company, are bringing their SX-1 Modular Tactical Rifle (MTR) to the Veterans Forward Operating Base – Try & Buy event January 15 & 16, 2017 at the Pro Gun Club in Boulder City, Nevada. The event, sponsored by the Veterans Family of Brands, will host 50 members of the VFOB family and 50 additional manufacturers showcasing an array of firearms and firearms gear.


The 2-day event precedes the annual SHOT Show® and will give dealers and media members the opportunity to try some of the latest and hottest weapon platforms on two ranges. Ritter & Starks’ new entry into the long-range precision rifle niche has already received a large amount of attention and press on the international defense market, as well as its US debut at the 2017 AUSA show.


VFOB Try & Buy attendees will be able to shoot the SX-1 MTR and see first-hand how fast one can change calibers between a .308 Win., .300 Win Magnum and a .338 Lapua Magnum. Scopes do not have to be changed out or re-sighted since the SX-1 MTR barrels feature a MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny rail installed directly on the barrel. Pre-set scopes make conversion barrel change-outs quick and efficient without any loss of zero.


Ritter & Stark barrels are guaranteed to at least leading in industry 5,000 rounds for .308Win and .338LM, and 2,000 rounds for .300WM assuring 100% of accuracy. Ritter & Stark’s SX-1 MTR’s performance is factory proven to be a consistent 0.5 MOA with 3-round groups or better using factory match grade ammunition.


See and try the Ritter & Stark SX-1 MTR at the VFOB Try & Buy. Reservations are required at info@veteransfob.com. Visit Ritter & Stark at the SHOT Show and see the future of rifle systems available now at the NEXT Pavilion, Kiosk 331. For sales appointments during the exhibition, please contact Alexander Chikin at +43 664 88 5456 41. For media appointments, contact Laura Burgess at 252-288-5805.

Strike Industries Announces SI 2017 Pistol/Rifle, Based On MP5

Tuesday, December 27th, 2016

Last night, Strike Industries unveiled their new SI 2017 Pistol/Rifle which is created by combining this aluminum upper receiver with an MP5 Trigger Group and barrel.  In case you’re wondering about the stock, it’s from a SIG MPX as they’ve incorporated the MIL STD 1913 rail to the rear of the receiver.  

It’s an interesting project as MP5 trigger packs do not have serial numbers and are not considered firearms.  Consequently, this means that the SI 2017 component will be the serial numbered item.  As you can see below, they’ve planned multiple upper lengths.

There aren’t a lot of details yet, but it will be on display in booth #20114 at SHOT Show 2017.

Update: We received this info from Strike Industries:

First and foremost we are keeping the system true to the standard MP5 being one of the most widely used platforms for LEO/MIL worldwide. We don’t want them to have to retrain to new operating procedures so still no bolt lock back. May be a possible upgrade in the future…

The upper is compatible with the already widely available MP5 Lower Receiver, Bolt and trigger pack, what we are aiming to provide is an updated modular upper with, barrel, handguard, and stock configurations for pistol, sbr and rifle options “user choice”.

It will feature continuous top rail, MLOK rail system, integrated flip up front and rear sights on all length options except the shortest length due to structural limits and feature an ambi charging handle.

www.strikeindustries.com

Mike Pannone – CZ-USA P10-C 9mm

Sunday, December 25th, 2016

Thanks to Kevin Mah of Point and Shoot Media Works for the video.

ETS Group Extends Product Line, Releases .40 Cal Glock Clear Polymer Magazines

Thursday, December 22nd, 2016

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December 16, 2016: The ETS Group is proud to announce the release of their new line of .40 cal Glock® clear polymer magazines. Included in this release are the GLK-22-140 (19 Rounds) and GLK-22-170 (24 Rounds) competition legal models. Competitive shooters can now reduce the amount of mag changes and easily identify ammo type quickly when competing. ETS’s clear polymer magazines feature extreme impact resistance so they won’t crack when dropped and the feed lips won’t spread when fully loaded and stored.

GLK-27 | $16.99
Fits Glock 27
Compatible with Gen 1 – Gen 4 Glocks
Standard 9-round capacity

GLK-23 | $16.99

Fits the Glock 23, 27
Compatible with Gen 1 – Gen 4 Glocks
Standard 13-round capacity

GLK-22 | $16.99

Fits the Glock 22, 23, and 27
Compatible with Gen 1 – Gen 4 Glocks
Standard 16-round capacity**Our 16 round mag is the same size as an OEM 15 round G22 mag, fits flush in the G22.

GLK-22-140 | $21.99

Fits the Glock 22, 23, 24, 27, 35
Compatible with Gen 1 – Gen 4 Glocks
Standard 19-round capacity

GLK-22-170 | $21.99

Fits the Glock 22, 23, 24, 27, 35
Compatible with Gen 1 – Gen 4 Glocks
Standard 24-round capacity

GLK-22-210 | $21.99

Fits Glock 22, 23, 24, 27, 35
Compatible with Gen 1 – Gen 4 Glocks
Standard 30-round capacity

ETS’s full line of .40 cal models are available now at www.etsgroup.us.

The US Army’s Advanced Combat Rifle Program

Thursday, December 22nd, 2016

Every couple of decades the Army decides to look for a new service rifle. At the end of the 1980s, that search was called the Advanced Combat Rifle Program. Unfortunately, these programs never result in new weapons for the military but many of their concepts make it into commercial products. This Army film takes a look at the ACR.