New from Sniper Tool Design is the Angle Cosine Level (ACL). It offers the standard Angle Cosine Indicator but also incorporates a fold out mechanical level as an anti-cant device. Since it’s not a spirit level, there’s no glass to break, meaning it might be a bit more robust.
It is also available through US Tactical Supply via GSA.
Since 1982 Badger Ordnance has been manufacturing optics mounts and weapon accessories. This is the 306-95 Unimount built in comjunction with Remington Defense for the PSR program.
Made from aluminum, it’s a One-Piece Unimount base with 34mm rings. The 306-95 is Extra High (1.49″ high / 5″ long) with 0 cant. A modular design, the tops of the rings can be swapped out, and in this case, incorporate a 45 Deg offset micro sight mount at the front to accommodate a backup optic.
The rear of the mount incorprates an Angle Cosine Indicator ring cap mount.
Knight’s Armament recently introduced the Thermal sniper Motorized (TsM) variant of the Universal Night Sight. It’s an electric focus clip on Weapon Sight featuring high resolution (640×480, 17u) with magnification up to 8x.
You’ll notice a cable with a powered tethered remote that allows the shooter to focus, zoom, adjust gain, calibration, and polarity. Additionally, it offers battery storage with an extra 6-8 hours of use from the batteries contained in the remote switch. This feature also allows the hot swap of batteries while the thermal reamins in use.
As you can see, it is Picatinny compatible with a QR attachment for the unit itself and Velcro to the stock or other location, for the remote. But what really sets the UNS-TsM apart from other sights on the market is the patent pending Ultra-Wideband wireless radio communications system. It allows the image captured by the UNS-TsM to be displayed via a variety of means, for example via digital video output to remote receivers, as a stand-alone rail mounted Weapon Sight, or as a Hand-Held imager.
They’ve also released a variant called the Ti, for Thermal individual. It is smaller, offers 4x magnification, but lacks the motorized, remote switching option.
This series of videos by ZEV Technologies showcases their professional series of firearms. The story behind the scenes is just as cool as the action. In this second episode, we get to see pro shooter KC Eusebio do his thing.
In early 2014, ZEV Technologies partnered with one of the industry’s most reputable production houses, Brain Farm, during the ZEV PRC event – hosted by Deliberate Dynamics.
Through the course of this event, Brain Farm and ZEV captured the perfection that ZEV provides to its customers every day with its products; this video features professional shooter, KC Eusebio running his ZEV built competition pistol.
The partnership between ZEV and Brain Farm is now coming to light – with the release of a series of videos captured during that time. The videos highlight ZEV’s top tier products, and Brain Farm’s incredible visual effects and cinematography.
Stay tuned to this video series through ZEV and Brain Farm’s social media and website.
www.brainfarmcinema.com
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facebook.com/brainfarm
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The cat is out of the bag.
And here’s the stat sheet:
Patriot Ordnance Factory announced a new variant of their Puritan rifle chambered for 7.62x39mm. Like all their rifles, the 7.62x39mm Puritan falls under the POF-USA 1MOA or better guarantee: POF claims they shot multiple sub-MOA groups with the rifle using Hornady 123gr SST ammo.
Stay tuned for more information on this rifle as it becomes available.
Designed by Paul Howe and manufactured by Tactical Tailor, the CSAT Combat Rack is designed to be worn over armor and for quick assembly of necessary assault equipment. It features 6 multifunction pouches which can fit up to a .308 magazine each, and the Combat Rack can also support up to two pistols. Pistol pouches on the Combat Rack support double stack magazines, multitools, flashlights, etc. The bottom pouch is designed for a medical or survival kit.
It’s currently on sale on the CSAT website for roughly 20%-off MSRP.
Available in OD Green and Tan. Made in the USA.
www.csattss.com/CSAT-Combat-Rack-800
According to a post on CSM Luther Thomas Jr’s (Senior Enlisted Advisor for the US Army Reserve) Facebook page, ACUs are authorized for commercial travel.
