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Magpul – PMAG15 GL9 and GL L-Plate

Thursday, October 15th, 2015

PMAG15 GL9

 

Shipping now, the PMAG 15 GL9 is a 15-round Glock 9mm handgun magazine featuring a new proprietary all-polymer construction for flawless reliability and durability over thousands of rounds.
High visibility controlled-tilt follower, stainless steel spring, easily removable floorplate for cleaning, paint pen dot matrix for mag marking, ridged floorplate edges for better grip, and 15rd indicator windows. Drops free loaded or unloaded. All with the same boring reliability you expect from an OEM magazine.

The PMAG 15 GL9 is compatible with Glock G19 handguns as well as sub-compact variants with some protrusion below the grip.

GL L-Plate

  

Coming soon, the Magpul GL L-Plate fits the PMAG 17 GL9 and PMAG 15 GL9, and is made of durable reinforced polymer with a rubber over-mold. Tailor made for competition or defensive use, the GL L-Plate is designed to aid in seating of the magazine into extended magazine wells and to provide positive traction and impact protection without unnecessary bulk.

Available in packs of three, the GL L-Plate installs easily without tools in place of the original floor plate.

www.magpul.com

Kinetic Development Group Shipping New Universal Offset Mount For MLOK

Wednesday, October 14th, 2015

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Kinetic Development Group shipping New Universal Offset Mount for MLOK

UOS #1

A few months ago Kinetic Development Group debuted their unique patent pending quick-detach system “Kinect” here on Soldier Systems for the popular Magpul M-LOK system. Using two spring-loaded, self-adjusting wedges, Kinect inserts into the MLOK slot of a forearm. Pressing the mount into the MLOK slot, Kinect uses automatic triggers that securely lock your accessory into the rail with a “click” and without tools. The only thing faster is how the accessory removes, which can be quickly accomplished with one hand and no tools. The new system has caught the interest of many shooters embracing Magpul’s M-LOK system, which currently has over one hundred manufacturers creating compatible accessories and forearms. With M-LOK’s popularity growing and becoming more widespread, KDG continues to create new mounting solutions to match demand. Given MLOK’s growing popularity, even the US military is looking at the MLOK technology to replace the aged, cheese grater style picatinny quad rail.

UOS #2

The new Universal Offset Mount is a small, lightweight billet aluminum mount that also uses the patent pending Kinect and MLOK technology. The mount features three slots of Picatinny rail set at a 45° offset from it’s mounting base and will accommodate nearly every popular weapon light currently on the market. It also features a recessed Surefire mount footprint allowing the attachment of a scout light directly to the mount with two screws. The Universal Offset Mount is compatible with any rail-grabber mount for Picatinny rails. Some examples of compatible light accessories are Streamlight, Surefire, and Inforce. The rail will also accept 1” scope rings for Picatinny or Weaver, for those that prefer to use a simple handheld flashlight as a weapon mounted light. The Kinect Universal Offset mount is designed to fit all M-LOK forearms built to Magpul’s required specifications.

This may seem like a small improvement to your carbine, but the ability to configure your carbine in seconds, swap accessories between multiple carbines, or use your weapon light handheld, then transition back to a dedicated weapon light is a capability that did not exist prior to Kinect or MLOK.

The Universal Offset Mount can be used for a variety of alternative applications as well, such as mounting a mini red dot optic. The Universal Offset Mount is shipping to authorized Kinetic Development Group dealers, and alternatively is available on the KDG website now!

For More information Please Visit:

kineticdg.com/product/kinectmlok-universal-offset-mount
www.facebook.com/kineticdevgru
Instagram: @kineticdevgroup

GG Now Shipping The Specter Dark .300 BLK

Tuesday, October 13th, 2015

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Grey Ghost Precision is now shipping the Specter Dark .300 BLK rifle. Manufactured by Mega Arms in the USA, the Specter Dark is “arguably [Grey Ghost’s] favorite GGP rifle”, because “[they] love the .300 BLK round the way a fat kid loves cake.”

“The 5.56mm round is the NATO standard, so it was a no-brainer that we build the Specter Light,” says GG’s GW Ayers. “There was a gap in the market we when started our .308 gun, so we addressed that with the Specter Heavy. The .300 BLK though… we just like it because it’s a manstopper in an AR platform. All the fifty pound big brain heads had huge amounts of ballistic data proving the efficacy of the round and there were some rifles available, but none with the amenities we personally wanted. So, we built the Dark.”

Another member of the GG staff also had this to say:

“What’s good about the Specter Dark and the .300BLK is you can shoot it supersonic and still f*** shit up quite a ways out, but when you back it down to subsonic you get a freight train hitting you and it’s quiet.”

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Features

  • Grey Ghost Precision 7075-T651 billet upper receiver with M4 feed ramps
  • Grey Ghost Precision 7075-T651 billet ambi lower receiver
  • Extended length KeyMod or M-LOK hand guard
  • True Black Type III Mil Spec hardcoat anodized
  • Mega Arms 16” .300 Blackout barrel with Lantac Dragon muzzle brake, black nitride in and out (10.5” .300BLK upper available separately)
  • Black Nitride MPI tested Mil Spec BCG
  • Mega Arms single stage trigger, 4 ½ pound pull and Slide Lock charging handle
  • Battle Arms Development BAD-CASS safety selector
  • MAGPUL pistol grip and ACS-L Stock
  • The Specter Dark is in stock and ready to ship from Grey Ghost Precision.

    www.greyghostgear.com/product-p/ggp-sd

    AUSA – Knight’s LMG Goes M-LOK

    Tuesday, October 13th, 2015

      

    Knight’s Armament displayed their LMG outfitted with a new M-LOK rail. The last time we saw this weapon it featured a Keymod rail.

    Thanks JC!

    Vella Industries Releases The Trident Rail System

    Tuesday, October 13th, 2015

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    Milpitas CA, October 7, 2015, Vella Industries announces the release of the Trident Rail System an innovative full length rail system that features M-LOK, Keymod and Picatinny systems on one rail.

    Manufactured in the California, the Vella Trident Rail System is constructed of lightweight 6061-T6 aluminum with a steel barrel nut. The Vella Trident System is shipped with all appropriate hardware for installation including the Barrel Nut, Mounting Screws and Shims for proper spacing.

    “The Vella Trident Rail System is great because it allows me to use the accessories I’ve bought for other rifles with my Vella Titan Rifle.” says Willam G. a shooter from San Jose, CA. “I can finally use all of my goodies that I’ve bought in the past!”

    Available in 10.5”, 15”, 16.5” and 18.5” with a slim inner diameter of 1.35” the Vella Trident Rail System features a variety of modern negative mount and traditional picatinny mounting options. The key to the Trident System is its innovative yet elegantly designed style of having all 3 major mounts integrated on a single rail. The Keymod mounting points sit at 3, 6 and 9 o’clock, the Magpul M-Lok sits at 12 o’clock and the Picatinny rail sits at the tip of the rail. All rails feature anti rotation QD holes at the rear and installation instructions for ease of installation.

    www.vellaindustries.com

    AUSA – SIG SAUER MCX in 7.62×39

    Monday, October 12th, 2015

       

    This is a 7.62×39 variant of the MCX. Interestingly, it’s fitted with a new folding stock that has been developed for European security forces who wear helmets with ballistic visors. This pairing generally won’t be seen operationally.

     

    www.sigsauer.com

    AUSA – FNH USA 7.62×39 SCAR

    Monday, October 12th, 2015

      

    Many thought the AK compatibility requirement for the SOF Combat Assault Rifle had fallen off the table. Not true. Rather, USSOCOM initially concentrated in the impending need for 5.56 and 7.62 NATO variants. Now, FN has built a 7.62×39 version of the Combat Assault Rifle to fulfil a requirement. with the CAR contract entering its second five years, you’ll start to see these models hitting the field as a reliable alternative to battlefiled pickup AKs.

      

    Naturally, it features a different barrel, bolt, lower and AK-style magazine catch, but it also has a different gas regulator seen below.

      

    As it utilizes AK magazines, there is no bolt hold open on the last round.

       
     

    www.fnhusa.com

    SilencerCo And Travis Pastrana Fight the Noise

    Monday, October 12th, 2015

    SilencerCo and Travis Pastrana Fight the Noise

    Leading Firearm Silencer Company Teams Up with Travis Pastrana and Nitro Circus Crew at Pastranaland for a Weekend of Guns, Bikes, and Explosions.

    WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah – October 6, 2015 – SilencerCo, the leading firearm silencer manufacturer, has released the newest installment of their popular Fight the Noise series of videos.  This episode features legendary rally and dirt bike rider, Travis Pastrana.  Pastrana is accompanied by other Nitro Circus stars such as Street Bike Tommy and Aaron “Wheelz” Fotheringham as they share stories about growing up with guns, perform their notorious stunts, and give a behind the scenes look at their lives.

    The purpose of SilencerCo’s Fight the Noise series is to not only spread awareness of the benefits of silencers and support grassroots advocacy, but also to show that gun owners come from all walks of life.  In this episode with Travis Pastrana and fellow Nitro Circus crew, the focus is on their adventurous spirits and the steps they take to protect themselves from harm – whether that means wearing appropriate safety gear while riding or using a suppressor on their firearms.

    Check out the video below to see Pastrana, Tommy, Wheelz, and their band of misfits do what they do best and shoot suppressed out at Pastranaland.

    To learn more about the Fight the Noise movement and see other video installments, visit silencerco.com/fightthenoise