In this case, they are MP-5 options. This MP-5 stock option prototype by Håkan Spuhr is 2″ shorter than the standard side folding stock. It also offers approximately a 1″higher comb.
In this case, they are MP-5 options. This MP-5 stock option prototype by Håkan Spuhr is 2″ shorter than the standard side folding stock. It also offers approximately a 1″higher comb.
On March 19th we broke the story that Ms. Lynne M. Halbrooks, Principal Deputy Inspector General, Department of Defense Inspector General testified before the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform stating that the Army’s Individual Carbine program was under audit due to “concerns that DoD may not have an established need for this weapon nor developed performance requirements for the $1.8 billion acquisition.” What a mouthful.
We hear that as the Army charges ahead with the PIP portion of their “dual path strategy” to modernize Army rifles, they are looking to reprogram the funds set aside to test the Individual Carbine candidates currently under consideration,s effectively ending the program.
But, just as members of the House want the military to adopt a single camouflage uniform, others are working to force the Army to continue to spend funds on a program that its not sure it needs.
Below is the amendment that was added to the 2014 NDAA (HR 1960) by the House Armed Services Committee. The bill passed out of committee on Thursday and should hit the House floor this week.
OFFERED BY Ms. LORETTA SANCHEZ OF CALIFORNIA
At the appropriate place in title II, insert the following:
1 SEC. 2_. REQUIREMENT TO COMPLETE INDIVIDUAL CAR-
2 BINE TESTING.
3 The Secretary of the Army may not cancel the indi-
4 ·vidual carbine program unless the Secretary-
5 (1) completes the Phase III down-select and
6 user-evaluation phase of the individual carbine com-
7 petitors;
8 (2) conducts the required comprehensive busi-
9 ness case analysis of such program; and
10 (3) submits to the congressional defense com-
11 mittees-
12 (A} the results of the down-select and user
13 evaluation described in paragraph (1); and
14 (B) the business case analysis described in
15 paragraph (2).
As part of their BLACK line of products, Raine Inc. has partnered with Savvy Sniper to produce a new line of weapon slings. The four slings are licensed from Savvy Sniper, and include the COBRA Quick Adjust Sling (QUAD Cobra QD), Ambi Quick Adjust Sling (QUAD Ambi), Heavy Weapon Quick Adjust Sling (HD QUAD SAW), and General Purpose Quick Adjust Sling (M4 Lite) models. The slings are constructed from 1″ or 2″ mil-spec tubular webbing and bungee cord, and use tri-glides and buckles from Austri Alpin, and/or tri-glides, buckles, and clash hook attachments from ITW Nexus, dependent on model. They also feature a proprietary slider handle for instant adjustment in sling length and are designed to be used with gloves during operations. All four models of slings are currently available in 499 Tan, Black, Foliage Green, and MultiCam, and are made in the USA.
raineinc.com – BLACK Slings
This is wear art and utility meet. VZ Grips showed us the prototypes for their upcoming Die Walkure 1911 grips featuring Bawidamann designs.
Inspired by design elements from Bawidamann’s Die Walkure artwork, the version on the left is called Skuld and the version on the right, Ragnorak. Look for an additional design as well as a couple of colors in G10. Additionally, the grips will be packaged along with a T-shirt.
Coming soon from www.VZgrips.com
VZ Grips has introduced a family of custom grips for the S&W N Frame revolver with round and square butt variants with finger grooves. They are working with Clint Smith and Jason Burton to introduce smooth models without the grooves.
They’ve already produced models for the J Frame but look for the K and L frames next. Then, once they are complete, the Ruger lineup is next.
This is a production prototype of a Vickers Tactical Glock rear sight made by Wilson Combat that is about two months out from joining the other Vickers designed Glock parts from Tangodown.
Unity Tactical will be extending their 15% FUSION Sale through Midnight 5/31.
Use code MDW15OFF at check out.
Manufactured by FirstSpear for Noveske Rifle Works, the Noveske Backpack is a concealed carry design. Above and just below you can see the Grey/Dark Brown/Rust model.
The Noveske Pack accommodates a completely assembled and loaded rifle 28″ or shorter. The backpack will also hold rifles with barrels up to 16″ if the upper and lower are separated. Additionally, it features padded shoulder straps as well as daisy chain and a beaver tail pocket to carry bulky items externally. One detail I really like is the low key, laser etched Noveske logo at the center of the bag. Some might be a little put off by the Rust accents along the back of the bag but they are against your back, and trust me, no one will ever say that this bag screams, “Gun!”
The pack is also offered in Black / Earth, seen below.
Either color also comes with a Pig patch.