With a dimmable 420 lumens white spot, 50 lumens dimmable white flood and dimmable red flood, you can switch the VIZZ directly from red to off. A double tap on the button offers instantaneous Maxbright mode.
Expect about 90 hours of service from the 3AAA batteries.
It can be mounted to Headband, Helmet or PALS webbing. Coming April 2021 in Tan, Black and MultiCam.
Multitasker®, specialty makers of weaponcentric multitools, is proud to announce the latest addition to its product line: the patent pending NANO®, a small 1-pc tool intended for carbine optics adjustments. Barely larger than a soda can flip tab, the NANO combines practical utility with a tiny footprint to handle mission critical tasks that most full size multitools cannot.
Featuring a dedicated Aimpoint® T1/T2 turret adjuster on one end and a slotted screwdriver with radiused edges on the other, the NANO is compatible with a wide array of issued carbine optics, including the Aimpoint M68 CCO, Trijicon ACOG, Eotech EXPS-3 as well as the Trijicon RMR and aiming lasers such as the PEQ-15 and MAWL from B.E. Meyers & Co.
Despite its minuscule size, the NANO offers multiple secure carry options. The built-in lanyard hole can be used with a keychain and is compatible with 550 paracord. The winglets on each side of the NANO act as a dovetail, allowing it to dock into the SpaceFrame™ storage slot found in the upcoming Gen3 MagPod®. The raised disc featuring directional markings for the Aimpoint T1/T2 doubles as an index point for docking/undocking the NANO from the Gen3 MagPod.
“The NANO is a staple in my firing line equipment. We all have dropped and either temporarily or permanently lost a windage/elevation cap from an Aimpoint optic. The NANO can be attached several ways to ensure it is always with you when you need it. The adjustment direction indicator with corresponding arrow is a handy reminder on the range. I have had an early preproduction version on my keyring, and another one on my range timer lanyard and they are constantly getting used. I am always prepared with the NANO.”
– Matt Jacques, Victory First LLC
SPECS:
–Size: 1.2 x 0.5 inches
–Weight: Less than 1 ounce
–Carry Options: Built-in lanyard hole and compatible with the integrated SpaceFrame locking storage slot on the front of the upcoming Gen3 MagPod®
–Material: 420 stainless with Melonite® finish
–MSRP: $14.95
Available February 2021 via select Multitasker dealers. For more information please visit: thenanotool.com.
January 19, 2021 Cheyenne, WY
Stag Arms is proud to unveil our new Cheyenne, Wyoming marked receivers complete with a new Stag logo and branding. We commemorate our big move to the great American west with an equally bold update to our classic logo.
“The new logo reflects the direction our team is taking the company; bold, modern and aggressive. This is the new Stag Arms.” Said Chad Larsen, President of Stag Arms. “With the closing of our Connecticut facility in 2020 we ended a chapter in our company’s story. The move to Wyoming has allowed us to write a new chapter and refocus our efforts on building high quality American-made rifles that will serve our customers for life.”
Fans of Freedom, Stag Arms and Wyoming can now purchase a complete Rifle or Pistol with the Cheyenne roll-mark and new logo at www.stagarms.com or at your favorite Stag Arms Dealer.
NEWINGTON, N.H., (January 18, 2021) – For 2021, SIG SAUER is pleased to announce the expansion of the LEGION series of pistols with the introduction of the P320 XCARRY LEGION.
The SIG SAUER P320 XCARRY LEGION is a 9mm striker-fired pistol, with the TXG tungsten infused heavy XCARRY grip module and attached magwell, a Legion Gray PVD Slide, a suppressor ready ½ x 28 standard threaded barrel, and a skeletonized trigger. The pistol comes optic ready and is compatible with a SIG SAUER Electro-Optics ROMEO1Pro Optic or a standard DeltaPoint Pro Optic, features fully
adjustable XRAY3 day/night suppressor sights, and comes with three 17-round magazines with anodized aluminum Henning Group base pads.
The Legion Series pistols are an exclusive product line developed by SIG SAUER based on input from
elite shooting professionals, and designed to exceed the expectations of the serious shooter. The SIG
SAUER Legion is an exclusive members-only access program available to owners of the SIG SAUER
Legion Series of firearms. Upon registration of any Legion Series firearm, members receive a complimentary case, a challenge coin matched to the firearm, exclusive access to Legion gear and
merchandise, and receive exclusive communications from SIG SAUER and the Legion.
The SIG SAUER P320 XCARRY LEGION will officially launch in Spring 2021.
Registered participants will receive e-mailed promotional pricing, discount codes, and other vSHOTT Specials not available anywhere else, including a Grand Prize on Friday of a TNV/PVS-14 with an Elbit Systems of America Gen. 3 Thin Filmed White Phosphor along with a Nocorium NVG Camo Wrap and TNVC Mohawk MK1 Gen. 2 of choice!* As well as many other great giveaways from our sponsors! YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BELOW TO WIN AND RECEIVE PROMOTIONAL PRICING AND DISCOUNTS:
Day 2’s programming will be focused on TNVC and NGI’s night vision systems, as well as informational features on choosing the right night vision products, and a livestreamed new products showcase announcing many of our new products releases for 2021, though there will be new product announcements all week.
Day 2 will top off with an interactive livestreamed discussion about setting up your helmet for night vision with TNVC Training & Education Staff members Bill Peterson, Eric Butler, and Augee Kim, and Night Goggles Director Tom Austin, with special guests Chris Sizelove from Blue Force Gear and Jon Dufresne from Kinetic Consulting who will also be joining us for the first night of the Virtual Circle Bar, an informal, interactive live discussion about night vision, thermal, and the firearms and tactical industry in general.
You can register for vSHOTT at any time (including during the stream), however YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY 5:00PM ET, 2:00PM PT each day to be entered for that evening’s drawing (only one registration is necessary to be eligible for all giveaways and promotions for the week) and receive that day’s promotional materials (via e-mail, so check your “junk” folders if you don’t receive them).
Register and watch: TNVC.com/vSHOTT
*open to U.S. citizens residing in the U.S. only subject to verification and ITAR
Mt. Airy, North Carolina (For Immediate Release) — Farm to Feet, makers of 100% American socks, has launched a new merino wool sock collection specifically designed for the needs of the tactical and law enforcement market. All Farm to Feet socks are Berry Compliant with all materials used in the socks sourced in the United States, including the merino wool.
The Farm to Feet Tactical Collection includes three extended crew length boot socks made with US Merino Wool; the heavy weight Kodiak, light weight Coronado, and light weight Fayetteville. The Fayetteville also is available in ¼ crew and low-cut heights, ideal for PT. Lastly, the Jericho completes the collection as a technically designed cold weather heavy weight Over-the-Calf sock.
As with all Farm to Feet socks, the names of the socks are derived from U.S. locations tied to the brand or its partners. For its Tactical Collection, Farm to Feet pays homage to the locations of the iconic military bases that support the men and women of the U.S. armed services:
Kodiak, AK – home of the Naval Special Warfare Cold Weather Detachment Kodiak
Coronado, CA – home of the US Navy SEALS school at Naval Amphibious Base Coronado
Fayetteville, NC – home of the US Army Special Operations Command
Jericho, VT – home of the Army Mountain Warfare School
For more information on these products, please contact GOV@farmtofeet.com or visit us at www.farmtofeet.com.
Microbat Systems offers their Candy Pouches in three sizes. A straight forward design, they are Velcro backed zippered pouches.
Offered in Multicam Standard, Multicam Black, Multicam Arid, Multicam Tropic, Woodland M81, Ranger Green, Coyote Tan, Wolf Grey, and Black.
microbatsystems.com/collections/soft-goods
ARLINGTON, Va. (AFNS) —
The Department of the Air Force announced Jan. 15, the opportunity for U.S. Air Force officers to voluntarily transfer into an internationally-focused core career field beginning spring 2021.
Since 2005, the Foreign Area Officer program has organized and trained select Air Force officers to be language-enabled, culturally astute, and operationally relevant regional experts.
More than 800 officers are currently certified as FAOs, filling a critical role in providing essential support to the National Defense Strategy by engaging foreign military leaders and government officials to build partner capability and capacity.
The restructuring of the FAO program is part of the Air Force’s broader reorientation toward great power competition. The recommendation that emerged from an Air Force cross-functional team’s year-long study was to establish the FAO career field as a strategic core career field while retaining operational relevance.
Until now, the Air Force FAO program operated as a secondary career field, alternating assignments between FAO and the officer’s core Air Force specialty code, or AFSC. This presented a key challenge in managing FAOs as strategic assets.
“Focusing FAO development on International Airmen skills and experiences, rather than challenging officers to hit milestones in two career fields, is more important than ever to increase awareness in our current strategic context with both our allies and partners and in the joint community,” said Kelli Seybolt, deputy under secretary of the Air Force, international affairs.
This strategic core career field will now be a Secretary of the Air Force International Affairs-managed AFSC, 16F or 16Z, to better cultivate professional development with a strategic international perspective. Within this new core AFSC, FAOs will be poised for more efficient utilization to meet Air Force strategic needs and will compete for promotion advancement within a single developmental category of professional FAO peers.
Continued operational relevance will be achieved through “FAO-minded” Intervening Operational Tours in each FAO’s original AFSC that sustains the various operational skillsets of each specialty and enhances Air Force strategic international engagement interests within those fields. It presents an increased return on FAO investment to provide deepened regional expertise and requires less in terms of training, sustainment, and manpower to support FAO development. Restructure of the FAO program, and increased primary emphasis in FAO development, will reduce the required inventory for FAOs from other AFSCs by approximately 30%.
“The United States Air Force FAO career field has been improving tremendously over the past decade,” stated Col. Lawrence E. Pravecek, FAO career field manager. “With the changes in the officer promotion system, now is the perfect time to take the next step in managing the development of our international experts. The choice to request transfer into the FAO Core AFSC will be a personal decision. All of us volunteered to serve, and now we ask for volunteers to help build a new AFSC that is tailor-made to provide the internationally-minded officers that our nation needs.”
For those already certified as FAOs or in the FAO training pipeline, applications for transfer to 16F or 16Z as their new core AFSC will begin early 2021. At that time, all eligible personnel will receive a direct email from the Air Force Personnel Center announcing the opening of the application window and providing directions to submit their applications online. FAOs who do not volunteer to transfer will remain in their current AFSC, while maintaining 16F as a secondary AFSC.
Air Force Reserve Component members will be notified by the AF Reserve or Air National Guard regarding ARC-specific processes. For questions/feedback, send email to the FAO Program Workflow Box at SAF.IAPA.IAS.Program.Workflow@us.af.mil.
For FAO resources, visit www.milsuite.mil/book.groups/air-force-ias.
For ARC programs, visit www.milsuite.mil/book/groups/arc-international-affairs-specialist-program.
By Jill Marie Diem, Secretary of the Air Force, International Affairs
