Ase Utra Oy will be present at IWA 2014, in hall 9, stand 9-242. They will be displaying a variety of their thread mounting and fast attaching suppressors. You can check out their latest catalog by clicking the image above.
Ase Utra Oy will be present at IWA 2014, in hall 9, stand 9-242. They will be displaying a variety of their thread mounting and fast attaching suppressors. You can check out their latest catalog by clicking the image above.
Treaper Ltd’s 3HGR Carrying Sling and Harness will be on display at IWA 2014. The sling will be found at the SCE Consulting & Equipment stand in hall 9, stand 9-444. Lauri Kakkonen, the developer of the 3HGR, will be there to answer questions about the product.
As a reminder: the 3HGR is a combination sling and gun rest with an adjustable support strap. The support strap allows the user to quickly attach their rifle to a tree, post, or other similar object for additional stability. A flexible spandex component in the 3HGR enables the adjustment of the firing line and the ability to shoot a moving target while strapped to a support.
US Night Vision’s Triad is a Mil Standard-810G and ESD compliant multi-beam weapon laser. The Triad houses a covert IR aiming laser, Focusable IR illuminator, and Green aiming laser. The lasers and illuminator are slaved to one another and controlled with a single set of low-profile windage and elevation dials. Additionally, alll three lighting sources can be operated individually or in various combinations. The Triad is activated via an included remote cable pressure pad or the built-in single tap button located on top of the housing body.
The low profile Triad is designed to withstand submersion as well as repeated heavy recoil. An integral Picatinny rail allows for additional accessories, and a quick detach throw lever mount, which can be user adjusted and locked to prevent accidental detachment, allows for rapid removal of the Triad.
The Triad is powered with 1 CR123 with a run time of 4 hours. Restricted to LE/Military.
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US Night Vision also offers a C1 Civilian Legal variant of the Triad. The Civilian and LE/Mil share many of the same features and controls, however the Civilian variant does feature these differences:
– Does not feature an IR illuminator
– Reduced power IR laser – capable of visibility out to 200 meters
– Reduced power Green laser – capable of visibility out to 400 meters
– Capable of run time of 6 hours on 1 CR123 battery
– 30% reduction in price when compared to LE/Mil variant
www.usnightvision.com/LasersIlluminators
High Velocity Arms’ Advanced Safety Trigger Guard (ASTG) is a replacement trigger guard which fits on all mil spec forged lower receivers. The ASTG features ambidextrous tactile finger rests for helping the shooter to develop finger placement muscle memory, and increased leverage for competition/tactical maneuvers. Constructed from steel with NiB-X Nickel Boron coating, for lube-free operation. Engraved with the HVA logo.
high-velocity-arms.myshopify.com/collections/receiver/products/astg-advanced-saftey-triger-guard
Last week, I had an opportunity to fire a Hodge Defense Systems AU Mod 1 fitted with a .300 upper that was equipped with a prototype SureFire suppressor for use with subsonic .300 ammo.
I was shooting at a walking target about 75 yards out. The ‘ping’ from the hits was louder than the rifle. As you can hear from the video, I was taken aback by how quiet it was. Hodge guns are always a joy to shoot but I really had a great time with this set up.
Look for release, Summer 2014 from SureFire.
(Before anyone asks, the cap is a Slangvel M43 in Kryptek Highlander, the Flak Jacket eyepro Oakley in woodland King’s Camo, the T1 mount by Seekins, the handguard from BCM, magazine is Magpul PMAG 40 AR/M4 Gen M3, it’s a Sordin headset, and I’m wearing a Boss Rugby by Velocity Systems.)
March 4, 2014 – BCM is happy to announce that the BCM KMR-13 and KMR-10 handguards are now available for sale as individual components and as complete upper receiver groups. The KMR represents the lightest modular handguard currently on the market.
Weighing in at just 7.7 oz (including the handguard and all mounting hardware) the KMR-13 is built from a exclusive blended aluminum-magnesium alloy and features a proprietary finish originally developed for the Aerospace industry. The finish is created via a plasma deposition process that creates a stabilized ceramic-like surface coating with superior wearwhen compared to anodize or even hard chrome. The stabilized nature of the coating means it has a higher corrosion resistance as well, due to the lack of ‘pores’ in the surface.
The BCM KMR also allows for a larger range of modularity offering 4 different offset mounting positions between traditional 3,6,9, and 12:00 positions.
Mike Pannone, an instructor from the BCM Gunfighter program, had this to say about the new KMR platform. “The new BCM KMR (Key Mod Rail forend) is by far my favorite free-float forend choice. I particularly like and appreciate the weight savings and the slim, smooth and uncluttered profile of the KMR magnesium/aluminum forend. There are others out there that take the same approach but none have succeeded at the level BCM has. The weight makes the rifle fast from target to target and easy to stop when it gets there and the slim and smooth tube has only rails or attachment points where I need them. I am a minimalist when it comes to accessories and I am a firm believer in “less is more” when we are talking about things bolted to the front of my rifle.”
Complete Upper Receiver Groups
http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/BCM-Upper-Receiver-Groups-with-KeyMod-KMR-s/174.htm
KMR-10 Handguard
http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/BCM-KMR10-Free-Float-Handguard-p/bcm-kmr10.htm
KMR-13 Handguard
http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/BCM-KMR13-Free-Float-Handguard-p/bcm-kmr13.htm
During last week’s TTRH 2014, Hodge Defense Systems Inc and Mega Arms LLC gave me a sneak peek at their new MRDS Mount.
Manufactured from 7075 aluminum, the Dogbone mount for the Aimpoint T1 is a joint project from Hodge Defense and Mega Arms. The mount gets it’s name from the Dogbone shaped clamp that holds it against a Mil Std 1913 rail.
This is a prototype, so there will be a couple of changes to the final, production model. For instance, they are adding a pin at the bottom of the mount to self center and the two cross bolts will change to Torx #20 heads with no threading at the ends.
There also mounting plates in the works to allow lower 1/3rd cowitness as well as true cowitness. Additionally, they plan to introduce plates for other mini red dot sights. Look for it this summer.
KRISS USA has released this video of their booth at SHOT Show 2014, exhibiting the latest in the Vector SMG, SPHINX pistol, and DEFIANCE suppressor lines. KRISS also held a private range event at Machine Gun Vegas, where participants were able to try out the Vector and SPHINX in the indoor range. Additionally, NRA commentator Natalie Foster and Gary Quesenberry of Top Shot were on hand to give their impressions of the Vector and SPHINX.