The entrance to the SureFire booth features a Polaris MRZR kitted our With Weapons mounts and accessories from Military Systems Group.
They include A and B pillar swing mounts as well as the MRZR4-D ROPS mounting bracket on the roll over tubes.
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SHOT Show 18 – SureFire Booth
Tuesday, January 23rd, 2018SureFire Hosting Steve Fisher Meet & Greet and Raffle at SHOT Show
Saturday, January 20th, 2018
SureFire will be hosting a Meet & Greet with Steve Fisher of Sentinel Concepts at the SureFire booth #13968 on Thursday 1/25/2018 at 1200PM. Come by to meet Steve and ask him questions on anything firearms training. SureFire will also be doing a raffle for new products at 12:45PM. Tickets will be given out at the SureFire booth Welcome Desk between 10:00AM and 12:45PM on Thursday.
SureFire Bringing All The Lumens To The 2018 SHOT Show
Friday, January 19th, 2018
Fountain Valley, CA—SureFire, LLC, manufacturer of the world’s finest—and most innovative—illumination tools and tactical products, is proud to announce they will be exhibiting a plethora of lumens, at the 2018 NSSF SHOT Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. If you’re at odds with the dark, the SureFire booth is definitely the one place you need to visit at the show. SureFire will be displaying handgun weaponlights with 1,000 lumens, hand-held lights with 1,200 lumens, and long-gun weaponlights with 1,500 lumens! In addition to illumination tools, the SureFire Suppressors & Weapons Division will be launching brand new products at the show. To see the absolute best in illumination tools, suppressors, and tactical products, stop by the SureFire booth (#13968), located on the second level of the main hall of the Sands Expo Center during the 2018 NSSF SHOT Show, January 23– 26.
SureFire Hosting Will Petty Meet, Greet & Raffle During SHOT Show
Friday, January 19th, 2018
SureFire will be hosting a Meet & Greet with Will Petty of Centrifuge Training LLC at the SureFire booth #13968 on Wednesday 1/24/2018 at 1200PM. Come by to meet Will and pick his brain on all things gunfighting. SureFire will also be doing a raffle for new products at 12:45P. Tickets will be given out at the SureFire booth Welcome Desk between 10:00AM and 12:45PM on Wednesday.
SureFire Field Notes Ep 18, The Hostage Shot with Scott Reitz
Wednesday, January 17th, 2018SureFire Field Notes is a multi-segment informational video series with tips and techniques from subject matter experts of all backgrounds. In this episode, Scott Reitz of ITTS discusses the importance of training for a hostage shot.
Scott Reitz is a 30 year veteran of the Los Angeles Police department. Scott received his Bachelors degree from the University of New Mexico and shortly thereafter joined the ranks of the Los Angeles Police Department. During his first few years, he worked both Wilshire and Van Nuys divisions as a heroin expert and a member of the Special Problems Unit. He was accepted into the elite Metropolitan Division a few years later and remained there for the duration of his career. Shortly after his acceptance into Metro he advanced into ‘D’ platoon (SWAT). He remained there for ten years until he was upgraded as the primary firearms and tactics instructor for the whole of Metro division and all LAPD advanced in-service firearms/tactics training. He was additionally in charge of advanced training for specialized units such as gangs, LAFD arson, anti-terrorist division, S.I.S., Internal Affairs follow teams as well as all 19 geographical divisions among others. Scott was an adjunct instructor for the U.S. Department of Energy’s SRT III program and one of the founders of the US Marine Corps SOTG program in Camp Pendleton, California. He has trained and worked with U.S. Army Delta, Naval Special Warfare’s Team 6 and Air Task Force assets that support special operations. He is also one of a very few instructors who is a Federal and Superior Court qualified expert in deadly force, training, safety and police tactics. He has testified and consulted in the defense of police, F.B.I., U.S. Secret Service, and B.A.T.F. as well as many high profile cases.
ITTS
www.internationaltactical.com
Filmed and edited by Eugene Nagata of Kiri Studios.
www.kiristudios.com
Aimpoint PRO Photo Contest
Tuesday, January 9th, 2018
It’s Giveaway Time.
Show Aimpoint your best Patrol Rifle Optic (PRO) Photos for your chance to win gear from Aimpoint, Surefire, and Otis Technology and a 2-day training course from Telluric Group, Aimpoint’s US Training Partner!
HOW TO ENTER: Upload your best PRO photo here: bit.ly/thereisonlyonepro and tell your friends to vote! Choose your photo wisely – limit one entry per person.
All photo entries must be submitted by Friday, January 19, 2018 at 11:59PM EST
Voting Continues through Sunday, January 28, 2018 at 11:59PM EST
This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Facebook or Instagram. See official rules at bit.ly/thereisonlyonepro – no purchase necessary, void where prohibited.
SureFire MegaLumens Monday – XC2 | 300 Lumens Handgun Light with Laser
Tuesday, January 2nd, 2018
The XC2 is a 300 lumen handgun light with MaxVision Beam which integrates a red laser.
Max Output — White Light 300 lumens | 0.5 hours
Max Output — Laser 5mW 635 nm | Class IIIa
Length 2 .46 inches
Bezel Diameter 0 .375 inches
Weight w/Batteries 2 .1 ounces
Batteries 1 AAA NiMH Rechargeable
SureFire Field Notes Ep. 17, Violence of Action with John Chapman
Wednesday, December 20th, 2017SureFire Field Notes is a multi-segment informational video series with tips and techniques from subject matter experts of all backgrounds. In this episode, John “Chappy” Chapman of Forge Tactical discusses the importance of violence of action in CQB.
Born and raised in the tiny suburbs of Sacramento, California, John Chapman (Chappy) joined the Navy at 18. After an enlistment served on the USS Memphis, Chappy returned home to Northern California and embarked on a law enforcement career while attending college. After 16 years of service spanning 4 agencies, with service in Patrol, SWAT, Investigations, Training and Administration, Chappy left full time Police service and began training police officers full time in 2008. A police firearms and tactics instructor since 1994, Chappy founded LMS Defense as a part time private venture in 2006; and with the help of an amazing team built LMS into a full time venture by 2008. After serving in Iraq as security specialist, Chappy returned to LMS full time and spent the next 5 years servicing domestic and international police and government training requirements, and consulting SWAT teams in Procedural Issues and Equipment Acquisition. In 2009, Chappy also became a part time adjunct instructor for EAG Tactical, working for his mentor and friend, Pat Rogers. It was through Pat’s mentorship and guidance that Chappy developed his skills as a teacher to the level of becoming a BCM Gunfighter. Best known as a SWAT and Night Vision Instructor, Chappy continues to teach, now exclusively for Forge Tactical. He also maintains his police commission, and serves as an Auxiliary Police Officer with the Alliance, Ohio Police Department, where he serves as a SRT Team Leader.
