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I’m Posting This Because It’s For A Good Cause

Thursday, September 20th, 2012

Recently, Navy SEAL Veteran Chris Kyle visited the set of ‘Sons of Guns’ to demonstrate the H&K MR556 and to help specify the customization of one to be auctioned off for his charity FITCO Cares “Heroes Project”.

The H&K MR556 was customized by Red Jacket Firearms with the following-

Surefire Flashlight with remote “momentary-on” pressure tapeswitch $595.00
Tangodown Quick detach vertical foregrip $100.00
Eotech Tan EXPS Holographic Site $450.00
Eotech Flip to side Magnifier $550.00
LDI DBAL Laser sight $1000.00
Magpul CTR Stock $100.00
Magpul Sights $100.00
Guissele SSA trigger $180.00
2 x Magpul 30 round magazines $50.00

The auction runs through September 28th. Go to GunBroker.com to register and make your bid on this one of a kind weapon. You’d better bring your checkbook. It’s already up to $15,000.

This is for charity folks so I expect that level of respect on this one. I really like what FITCO Cares is doing. Check them out at www.fitcocares.org.

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Daniel Defense – Build Your Own DDM4

Thursday, September 20th, 2012

Build your own DDM4 upper or complete rifle.

Customize your build be choosing –
1: Gas System Length
2: Barrel
3: Muzzle Devices
4: Bolt Carrier Group
5: Rail System
6: Sights
7: Grips

Once you’ve finished customizing you can order your dream gun directly through their online store, check out a detailed parts summary, download a custom wallpaper with your build specs, save a pdf, email your new build to a friend, or show it off to everyone on your favorite social media networks. Cool huh?

danieldefense.com/build-your-ddm4

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Maneuver Conference – Mystery Ranch

Wednesday, September 19th, 2012

Mystery Ranch gave me a peak behind the curtain and what did I see? A carrier for 3 rounds for the “Goose”. This carrier is designed to work with the MR 3-Day Overload that we profiled earlier in the week and accommodates the Carl Gustav’s 84mm rounds in their shipping tubes.

For more info contact www.mysteryranch.com

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Mission First Tactical Introduces Scorched Dark Earth

Wednesday, September 19th, 2012

Mission First Tactical has just unveiled their new accessory color; Scorched Dark Earth. It was designed to not only be compatible with Flat Dark Earth products on the market but in particular with the “best selling polymer magazine.”

www.missionfirsttactical.com

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Maneuver Conference – Colt Defense

Wednesday, September 19th, 2012

In this crazy mixed-up world we are currently living in Colt Defense builds M240s and FN builds M16s.

www.colt.com

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Maneuver Conference – McRees Precision

Tuesday, September 18th, 2012

McRees Precision offers an Aluminum chassis for the Remington 700 action. This model is in .308 and incorporates a Krieger barrel built specifically for McRees. Although they advertise this setup for shots out to 1200m with the M118LR, they have recorded hits at over 1400m in combat.

As you can see the G5 TMAG chassis changes the overall silhouette of the weapon so that the shooter blends in with M4 equipped personnel. Not only does the collapsible stock allow for quick length of pull adjustment, but it can also be rotated out of the way to the side.

In addition to the chassis you see here, McRees also produces a wide variety of precision marksmanship equipment as well as complete rifles.

www.mcreesprecision.net

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Maneuver Conference – Trigger Point Technology

Tuesday, September 18th, 2012

Trigger Point Technologies’ new Tactical Rail Accessory Management System streamlines your rifle and pistol by integrating accessory control via a common trigger finger switch.

Available in Basic and Advanced models, TRAMS eliminates all of the various pressure switches that you traditionally mount to your weapon. The basic model relies on an ambidextrous button switch mounted to the mag well. The Advanced model moves control directly to the trigger. Additionally, TRAMS offers a thumb wheel which is used with both models to switch control between the various devices and functions.

TRAMS also offers cord control via proprietary Shepard clips.