If you want these, scream loud! Look for two variants (workout and range) in March, 2015 from TYR Tactical’s new Huron Tactical Equipment and Clothing.
Sneak Peek – SGO Shorts from Huron Tactical Equipment and Clothing
December 5th, 2014Team Wendy SAR Helmets In Production
December 5th, 2014
Coming soon from Team Wendy.
This post is dedicated to the “I don’t need it, so it shouldn’t exist” crowd.
Sneak Peek – TYR Tactical’s Onus Adapter
December 5th, 2014Named for the Latin word for “load”, the patent pending Onus Adapter allows you to attach a Huron pack up to 50 lbs directly to a Brokos X-frame belt.
Coming soon from TYR Tactical.
EOTech Is Introducing Two New Weapon Sights, Discontinuing Older Models
December 5th, 2014
EOTech recently sent out a letter to their distributors announcing two new Holographic Weapon Sights, the 518 and 558. These sights combine the AA battery compatibility of the 512 with the side buttons and quick detach mounting base of the EXPS models. With this change, EOTech is halting production of the 556, 553BLK, 553TAN, 516, and 517 sights. Additionally, the Zombie Stopper line is also being discontinued for 2015. The full announcement can be read below:
Dear EOTech Distributors,
EOTech is proud to announce the introduction of the Model 518 and 558 Holographic Weapon Sights. These models blend the advantages of the 512 and its AA batteries with the side buttons and quick detach mounting base of the EXPS models. These new offerings will allow EOTech to streamline production and will replace the 556, 553BLK, 553TAN, 516 and 517. Effective immediately, EOTech will not be accepting new orders for Model 553 (Black and Tan), 556, 516, and 517 Holographic Weapon Sights. All orders that have been placed with EOTech to date will be filled and no changes to these orders are expected. We are providing advance notice of these product line changes in order for your company to adjust its future product purchasing plans.
We request that you carefully review these changes and notify your buyers and purchasing teams so no additional orders for these items are placed. Additionally, effective 12/03/2014, MAP restrictions on these discontinued models will be lifted to assist you in the movement of any remaining inventory.
The EOTech Zombie Stopper and Zombie Stopper 2 will no longer be available as part of the 2015 program. Orders for these items can still be submitted and they will be filled until existing inventory is depleted.
EOTech will continue to provide exceptional customer service and warranty support on all of the discontinued products as per the contact information provided in the literature included with every EOTech item.
If you have questions and would like to discuss the changes noted above or if you need information about adding new items to your program, please contact your EOTech sales representative directly and they will provide additional information and options.
We appreciate your understanding and assistance in helping us, to help you, minimize the impact of this product discontinuation on your company. We also thank you for your continued support and success of the EOTech product line.
Phokus Research Group To Attend SOMSA 2014 – Plus: Check Out Their Catalog
December 5th, 2014
Phokus Research Group will be attending SOMSA – Special Operations Medical Association Scientific Assembly 2014. They will be at booth 516 displaying many of their new products. SOMSA 2014 is taking place Dec 8-11 at the Tampa Convention Center In Tampa, Florida.
Additionally, Phokus has released their 2015 catalog. Click the image above to view it.
US Army Releases Photos of OCP Accessory Items
December 5th, 2014Earlier this week, the US Army released photos of several accessories for wear with the new Operational Camouflage Pattern variant of the Army Combat Uniform. Rather than the Desert Tan and Foliage Green that accompany Universal Camouflage Pattern, the Army will accessorize OCP with Tan 499 and Coyote 498.
These new items will be introduced along with the roll out of the new OCP ACU with improved features in Summer 2015. While the Army has not yet established mandatory possession dates for OCP or wearout dates for the currently issued UCP gear, the supply chain has been told to expect the use of UCP to end in 2018.
Happy Holidays From 5.11 Tactical
December 5th, 2014Sneak Peek – Huron Packs from TYR Tactical
December 5th, 2014
Coming SHOT Show 2015
