CMMG—Zeroed Suppressors
CMMG’s Zeroed Enhanced parts stand out as the company’s premium line of rifle…
CMMG’s Zeroed Enhanced parts stand out as the company’s premium line of rifle…
Mesa Tactical, innovator in accessories for tactical shotguns, has announced the release of…
Tenicor’s Velo Lux is now live. This is a purpose-built appendix-carry holster for…
I designed the Button Man to give shooters a low-round-count, low-light-engagement drill that involved both…
The V Exercise was created for those who would like a continuous moving-and-shooting exercise that…
The tripod is the essential tool to allow the precise delivery of fire from any…
The Hammerhead Rifle Tool II (HHRT V II) is a handy little no-nonsense armorer’s tool that has become a welcome addition to my toolbox. I see ARs as tools for use, not for lining a safe. Although I like to build an aesthetically pleasing carbine, I am more concerned with the functionality and reliability of any carbine that I build. It’s going to get used, get dirty, and show some “character” in the long run.
Mission First Tactical (MFT) has gained popularity, especially with their Battlelink Minimalist stock – the odd-looking, L-shaped, stripped down carbine stock that has become all the rage with lightweight AR builders. MFT has since pushed out more products to the AR accessory market such as pistol grips, vertical foregrips with integral weaponlight housing, and a small little light dubbed the Torch Backup White Light (TBWL) or its counterparts the Torch Backup Light White/Red (TBLWR) Torch Backup Light Infrared (TBLIR). The model I had a chance to look at was the TBWL, which features two white LED lights with an output of approximately 20 lumens.
[dcs_img_center framed=”black” w=”600″ h=”400″] http://gunsandtactics.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/sofic-13.jpg [/dcs_img_center] [dcs_post_top] [dcs_fancy_header bgcolor=”#ffffff” color=”#000000″ fweight=”bold”]Military, government, academia, and industry stakeholders network and discuss current and future challenges and how to best support…
[dcs_img_center framed=”black” w=”600″ h=”450″] http://gunsandtactics.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/308-1-600-450.jpg [/dcs_img_center] [dcs_post_top] [dcs_fancy_header bgcolor=”#ffffff” color=”#000000″ fweight=”bold”]Jeff Spalding of SF Tactical and Logistics gives us a First look at the new Caracal CS308 Sniper…
The demands for a big, but lightweight titanium watch become realized in the new TaWaTec – Black Titan Diver Tactical ICS. For ore than a year, the titanium watch has been field-tested by various specialists and government units.
It’s quiet, has a low heat signature, it emits no exhaust, and its simple and easy to operate. Best of all, its incredibly fast! Introducing Zero Motorcycles, an electric motorcycle that is ideal for special operators and stealth missions.
Wes Doss, of Kyber Interactive Training is a celebrated firearms instructor and law enforcement trainer who has appeared on television shows, has been featured in magazines and is viewed as a recognized authority pertaining to use of force discussions and self defense topics. He is a US Army combat veteran and a retired LEO who has authored two books and was most recently the recipient of the Law Enforcement Defensive Tactics Instructor of the Year award.
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With the new Heckler & Koch VP 9 entering the market in the last weeks we tend to forget that it was this German company who paved the way for polymer framed and striker fired pistols decades ago with a design that seems to be more or less forgotten today. The name of this unusual firearm is VP-70.
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