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V&C Industries

Tuesday, June 12th, 2012

V&C Industries, LLC is a new Veteran owned small business in the Northern Virginia area. Not only is it run by an old friend and stand up guy, but V&C Industries is also the only certified Cerakote shop in Northern Virginia. At SHOT Show, he hooked up with Cerakote and attended their certification course in Oregon. He’s already doing a lot of business finishing weapons, accessories and knives. In fact, he’s even coating knives for Strider Knives and for Mick Strider’s custom work. Some of V&C’s handiwork was on display at the Blade Show.

V&C Industries is also an FFL holder and has done some custom work on Glocks, Carbines and 1911s. Check him out at www.vcindustriesllc.com.

ViperSkins for the Accuracy International Chassis System

Tuesday, June 12th, 2012

US Tactical Supply is now offering ViperSkins, a stock upgrade for the Accuracy International Chassis System. In fact, they are the first and only pistol grip stock-sides designed expressly for the AICS.

Available to suit several different models of chassis, ViperSkins are not a stock but rather a skin that goes on over the chassis to enhance its performance. Additionally, they are available in right or left hand bolt configurations.

ustacticalsupply.com

Sneak Peek – Strike Industries Buffalo Wings GLOCK Mag Plates

Monday, June 11th, 2012

For the past four months Strike Industries has been working on their new Buffalo Wings base plates for GLOCK Magazines. They think they’ve got the modular design down pat, but just to make sure, they’re going to hand some out to USPSA shooters and get more feedback.

www.StrikeIndustries.com

A Blast From The Past From Our Friends at Invictus Alliance Group

Sunday, June 10th, 2012

I hadn’t seen one of these in quite awhile. Invictus Alliance Group put this photo up on their Facebook page. Any of you guys know what it is and what it’s used for? No peeking at the Invictus Facebook page.

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Blade Show – Emerson Knives / Multitasker Tools

Friday, June 8th, 2012

One of the big draws at Blade Show is the Emerson Knives / Multitasker Tools collaboration of the EK-1 Multitool and EDC-1 Compact Multitool.

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Featuring CNC machined billet “chomper” blades, and G10 handle scales, the EK-1 Multitool integrates a 3.125″ Tanto-style blade as well as a 3″ SARK style serrated blade, both with liner safety lock. There is also an Awl, Can Opener with Small Screwdriver Tip, Bottle Opener with Large Screwdriver Tip, and a Phillips No 1 Screwdriver. Additionally, the EK-1 accepts OTIS cleaning kit tool heads and comes packaged with a removable dental pick for reaching difficult crevices. Naturally, it also has a belt clip.

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The EDC-1 Compact Multitool offers G10 scales and a chassis that is more reminiscent of a pocket knife. No pliers here, but it does include a 2.5″ Micro commander style knife blade with patented wave feature and liner lock safety. As you can see, there use also a removable prybar / gator wrench / bottle opener. Additional tools including an Awl with liner lock safety, Phillips No 1 Screwdriver, and Large Slotted Screwdriver. Don’t forget the belt clip.

Look for these collaborations to hit the street this September.

Daniel Defense AR15 Mk18 FSP RIS II Available at BCM

Friday, June 8th, 2012

The RIS II was selected by USSOCOM for the SOPMOD II program and these have never been available commercially. Bravo Company arranged to exclusively sell the remaining Rails. The Daniel Defense MK18 FSP RIS II is designed to work specifically on the MK18 CQBR.

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Key Features
Light Weight Free Floating barrel Design
Steel Barrel Nut
Uninterrupted Upper Rail Platform
Removeable Bottom Rail Section
Patented Bolt-Up Mounting System
Aircraft Grade Aluminum
Mil-Spec Type III Hard Coat Anodized Finish
Mil-Spec 1913 Picatinny Rails & Fasteners

The RIS II is offered in Flat Dark Earth.

www.bravocompanyusa.com

Polymer Magazines NOT Banned

Thursday, June 7th, 2012

In a classic, “What I meant to say was…” moment, Army spokesman Matt Bourke answered Military.com’s Matthew Cox’s questions about the TACOM message banning the use of polymer magazines. In a seeming reversal, Bourke explained that the TACOM Maintenance Information Message, published in its enirety here at SSD on May 11th, wasn’t direct in nature at all but rather informative.

So, game on. Use those commercial magazines at your own risk. Some are better than others.

Legion Firearms – Stronger Than Dirt

Thursday, June 7th, 2012

This prototype forge rifle from Legion Firearms has no issues emptying a magazine after taking a healthy serving of dirt into the ejection port. That nickel-boron coating really works.

www.legionfirearms.com