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Archive for the ‘weapons’ Category
SHOT Show – Ohio Ordnance Works
Friday, January 18th, 2013SHOT Show – Krebs Custom
Friday, January 18th, 2013
Krebs Custom has introduced KeyMod attachment into their lineup with the new VEPR KeyMod rail.
SHOT Show – Parabellum Armament
Thursday, January 17th, 2013
Makers of the AKARS, Parabellum Armament is showing the latest version of their Ratchet Charging System. It is a user installed alternative charging system that replaces the standard gas piston. It drops in place and features a hold open that is akin to the H&K family of weapons. It also features a left-side non-reciprocating, folding charging handle.
SHOT Show – Magpul
Thursday, January 17th, 2013
You’re going to see multiple new items from Magpul this year but I’m just happy to finally see an AK part. Hopefully we’ll see some other furniture to go with this new grip.
SHOT Show – H&K 417 Derivatives
Thursday, January 17th, 2013MR762A1 LRP
G28 Standard
Molon Labe Industries
Thursday, January 17th, 2013Molon Labe Industries has developed 20 and 25 round 7.62mm SCAR magazines. Manufactured from a virtually indestructible polymer, this four piece design features stainless steel spring and IR compliant body. It also has anti-fragmentation properties and is more impact resistant than anything on the market today.
Next up for Molon Labe Industries is 5.56 mm magazines!
SHOT Show – Daniel Defense
Wednesday, January 16th, 2013
SHOT Show – DownEast
Wednesday, January 16th, 2013This new Dragon Lock holster retention system from DownEast offers Level 3 retention on a fabric holster. The design is ambidextrous and can be changed with simple tools. It will also work on Kydex or polymer holsters but was really designed for use with fabric holsters.
This is huge for small manufacturers and will be tooled up and ready to go in a month.
Additionally, DownEast has been working to improve how their polymer feed chute actually attaches to the weapon. They’ve developed a new two piece feed chute collar.
