So I said I’d post more info on the Kel-Tec KSG as I found it. It just so happens that Kel-Tec themselves put up a video of the weapon in action:
According to the video’s comments, there will be a more in-depth video available soon after SHOT Show. In addition to this, the retail value of the shotgun is valued at $800.
And finally, if you’re attending SHOT, visit Kel-Tec at booths #16743, #16747, and #7506
Thanks to GunBlog via Twitter
We’ve already told you where to see Silynx at SHOT Show (booth #5100) and yes, it looks to be tucked back in a corner so be vigilant and make sure you find it because once you are there you will be able to see the new C4Grip.
Silynx kept telling us that they had something unexpected coming and this is certainly it. This thing really took us by surprise. They have not only integrated a wireless push-to-talk as well as controls for an ATPIAL and weapons light into the grip but have also made it somewhat modular, promising the ability to swap out grips for color and shape. Additionally, they are offering some pimpage in the form of laser engraving on the grip. Last but certainly not least, the grip is hollow and features a removable folding knife.
GGT is now the exclusive retailer of Danger Close Consulting items. Not familiar you say?
S&S Precision designs and manufactures some of the coolest kit on the market. Naturally, this year’s catalog has us drooling. All of their Advanced Illumination & Marking Systems, Nav Gear as well as Weapons Retention and Accessory Mounts are based on real-world experience. Plus, they actually work. Imagine that!
It’s pump-action, civilian legal, holds 14+1 rounds, loads and ejects from the bottom, and sports an overall length of 26.5″ with an 18″ barrel. It’ll be available sometime in 2011 but it doesn’t have an MSRP yet. I’ll post more info as I find it.
Thanks to C3Holsters on Twitter and Les Jones
GSS Gear is giving away a PWS MK114 Carbine to one lucky contestant at SHOT Show in beautiful Las Vegas, Nevada in just two weeks! Additionally, they will be featuring a happy hour Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday in their Booth #6608.
GSS will be giving away a PWS MK114 Carbine in 5.56mm that utilizes PWS’s long stroke piston operating system.
Note: Winner must enter the contest at SHOT Show and be present to win. Winner must be at least 18 years old and eligible to legally receive the transfer of prize firearm. Void where prohibited or restricted by law.
STAT International, in association with Lewis Machine & Tool (LMT), has developed an angled offset mount system for mini red dot (MRD) optics. The Quick Fire Sight System (QFSS) as it is known, maintains height over bore consistent with the primary optics commonly used on A2 platforms, eliminating the “prairie-dogging†often associated with top mount MRDs. When mounted to the rear of the rail, the red dot can be easily accessed and the dot is already in field of view when at the high ready. According to testing conducted by STAT, 86% of evaluators and testers preferred the rear mounting position which allows the sight to be on the same focal plane as the primary optic.
The QFSS is designed to be used as a primary/backup to a magnified optic such as an ACOG or most Sniper/DM precision optics. This provides the precision shooter the ability to patrol and have a rapid acquisition, close quarter sight at the ready. The LMT manufactured mount attaches to any Picatinny-spec rail, works for both left or right hand, is machined from T6 aluminum and comes with all necessary mounting hardware. The system was initially developed by competitive 3 gun shooters needing quicker, accurate close shot acquisition, and was rapidly adopted by the military close quarter combat community.
For more information, please contact info@statintl.com.
