As USSOCOM refines the requirement for the follow on to the Precision Sniper Rifle, we have been told this new requirement will be called Advanced Sniper Rifle.
The Follow On To PSR Is ASR
April 21st, 2016Aimpoint Relocates US Corporate Headquarters To Manassas, Virginia
April 21st, 2016
Manassas, VA – April 18, 2016 – Aimpoint, the originator and worldwide leader in reflex sighting technology, and manufacturer of electronic fire control systems, has announced the relocation of its US headquarters to Manassas, Virginia.
Following more than ten years based in Chantilly, Virginia, continued growth of the company’s sales to the military, law enforcement, and commercial markets has created a need for additional space and capabilities.
“This move will allow Aimpoint to better meet the needs of our customers,” said Brian Lisankie, President of Aimpoint Inc. “This new, state of the art location provides a considerable increase in both office and warehouse space, and provides everything we need in order to implement improvements in order fulfillment and electronic commerce. Being located directly on the Route 66 corridor gives us quick and easy access to Washington DC, as well as Washington Dulles Airport, and is big enough to accommodate our growth requirements into the future.”
The company’s new address is: Aimpoint Inc, 7309 Gateway Court, Manassas, VA 20109. Aimpoint Inc is a wholly owned subsidiary of Aimpoint Holding Inc. For more information, please visit the company’s webpage at:
OSS Suppressors – Dennis Cunningham Announced As Director Of Military And Federal Sales
April 21st, 2016
Murray UT – OSS Suppressors LLC is pleased to announce that Dennis Cunningham has joined the company in the position of Director of Military and Federal Sales. He holds an MBA from Wilmington University, and comes to OSS with key industry sales and business development experience.
“I’m excited to join the OSS sales team and build upon my experience at Leupold & Stevens and ADS Inc.”, said the former US Marine. “Military and Federal agency customers demand the highest combination of performance, modularity, and mission effectiveness and OSS’s suppressor systems deliver like no other suppressor.”
In his new position, Cunningham will report to Chris Estadt, VP of Sales & Marketing. “Dennis is a great addition to our OSS team,” said Mr. Estadt. “He brings a superb track record building relationships and driving results, and will be leading OSS’s ongoing development and expansion of our military and government business.”
“With the recent results from U.S. Government agency testing confirming OSS’s Flow-Through™ suppression as the ‘leap ahead’ solution,’ said Estadt, “and our partnership with HK Defense in their successful CSASS contract, we’re experiencing significant interest from all branches of the military, and Dennis is joining at the perfect time to help achieve our goals.”
For more information on OSS Suppressor Systems, visit their website (www.osssuppressors.com), find them on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/ossmission), or follow them on Twitter (@oss_suppressors), YouTube, and Instagram (oss_suppressors).
You Never Know Where They’ll Show Up
April 21st, 2016 
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Team Mission 22 Three Gun Benefit Match
April 20th, 2016
Team Mission 22 is holding an upcoming 3-Gun Benefit Match on June 25th, at Rockcastle Shooting Center in Kentucky. 100% of the proceeds of the match are going to Mission 22 to help raise awareness and help Veterans suffering from the Veteran Suicide epidemic of 22 a day.
For more information you can go to mission22.com or follow Team Mission 22 on their facebook page and Instagram account where they post shooting videos and information on Veteran suicide.
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U.S. OPTICS, INC. ANNOUNCES TEAM CHALLENGE MATCH
April 20th, 2016
Brea, California— April 15, 2016 — U.S. Optics, Inc., an international riflescopes and optics manufacturer, is excited to announce the inaugural U.S. Optics Team Challenge match open to competitors across the nation. Developed by the same skillful directors behind the prevalent Competition Dynamics matches, the U.S. Optics Team Challenge match includes concepts from U.S. Optics’ general manager and U.S. Optics Academy’s director of education. It will be held across an expansive natural terrain at a private ranch in Douglas, Wyoming on August 4th -7th, 2016.
The match format will consist of 2-man teams navigating through stages of rugged terrain. Competitors will be challenged to recognize, locate, and engage in a variety of rifle targets from compromised shooting positions and time constraints.
Over 2 days, the challenge combines “hike-and-shoot” field shooting with precision rifles and semi-automatic carbines; timed “3-Gun style” shooting with rifle, carbine, and pistols; and a featured U.S. Optics gun stage.
Demonstrations and side matches will take place on the ranging day, August 4th, before the competition. This will allow the competitors the opportunity to try out different optics and other gear while having a friendly competition before the main match takes place.
In addition to the range day and side matches, U.S. Optics will be awarding prizes throughout the duration of the competition. Although the company is not releasing details of this yet, shooters can rest assure that several thousands of dollars in prizes will be awarded before the match comes to a conclusion.
“We are thrilled to be hosting our first match with Competition Dynamics,” says U.S Optics’ General Manager, Jason Kyle. “It has always been a great experience sponsoring and participating in their matches in the past. We’re looking forward to getting competitors out there and showing them an outstanding time, while considering making this an annual event.”
Competition Dynamics has been putting on competitive events with practical and field style shooting since 2008. And is known for pushing the capabilities of both the shooter and their firearms as they navigate through a range of challenging courses, such as their annual Sniper Challenge and Steel Safari Challenge.
Sign up information and further involvement opportunities are available at: competition-dynamics.com/us-optics- team-challenge-2016/register.php.
Now Available, The TRU (Tactical Response Uniform) In New A-TACS iX Camo From TRU-SPEC
April 20th, 2016
TRU-SPEC, one of the leading suppliers of uniforms and personal equipment to the military, law enforcement, and public safety markets, has announced the addition of the new A-TACS iX Camo pattern to their popular Tactical Response Uniform selections – and they are now available for purchase.
A-TACS Camo, one of the most trusted “go-to” force protection and concealment systems on the planet, utilized the very latest in printing andcamouflage design technology, combined with the perfect blend of colors from the already popular A-TACS AU and FG camouflage patterns to create a pattern with vastly improved depth and definition for the new A-TACS iX camouflage.
The pattern also incorporates enhanced edge detail in the transitional areas between light and shadow within the pattern to create the added illusion of depth while maintaining the unique A-TACS Camo “pattern within a pattern” concept.
Best suited for transitional environments with a blended mix of intermediate greens and desert tans, the new A-TACS iX Camo is now available in TRU-SPEC’s high tech Tactical Response Uniform (TRU) in 50/50 CORUDURA nylon cotton, TRU Shirt, TRU Pant, TRU ¼ Zip Combat Shirt, Boonie, Ball Cap and Contractor Cap.
“TRU-SPEC is extremely excited about the addition of this new pattern from A-TACS Camo,” stated TRU-SPEC Vice President of Marketing, Darrell Jacks. “Our partnership with A-TACS Camo was developed because it made sense for our customers in the law enforcement and military markets.
The addition of the A-TACS iX Camo pattern to the apparel our first-responders are currently wearing ensures that we will continue to offer our heroes a line of trusted apparel with cutting-edge patterns that matches their performance in ensuring our safety.”
The A-TACS iX pattern is available through selected TRU-SPEC dealers or at www.truspec.com.
Brownell’s – Suppressing A Few Myths About Suppressors
April 20th, 2016 
