Tactical Walls is currently working on updating their product line with new features. Future products will see the inclusion of magnets, which offer additional mounting options for firearms and other gear and accessories.
They’re also working at replacing the current foam inlay with Velcro hook padding, which allows for a greater degree of customization.
The Strike Industries J-Comp is based on the compensator used on the Japanese Self-Defense Force’s Type 89 assault rifle. It utilizes a double chamber system and six ported side vents; the front ports act to minimize flash from the muzzle allowing for fast follow up shots. It’s constructed from parkerized steel with a black finish. It’s also long enough to lengthen a 14.5″ to 16″. Available for .223/5.56x45mm, although there’s also mention of .308/7.62x51mm and 7.62x39mm models.
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Mag Wraps by US Nightvision allow for a bit of personalization when it comes to AR-15 magazines. They come in packs of three, and offer UV protection, chemical resistance, protection from scuffs and scrapes, and are completely waterproof. The wraps are finished in a non-reflective matte outer coating. They will work with any substrate and leave no residue when removed. Mag Wraps can be placed over each other if need be for an immediate profile change. Made in the USA.
www.usnightvision.com/Mag-Wraps-vinyl-gun-skin-wrap-AR-15-magazine.aspx
Brighton, CO, September 2013– Rio Grande Custom Grips announces their move in to full custom design handgun grips (also known as stocks). If it is a customer supplied image, logo, text, photograph or whatever, Rio Grande can get it on your favorite handgun’s grips.
This gives proud handgun owners the ability to say their thing on their grips and for a surprisingly low price. How low you ask?
Well, the initial design and production setup and application of the image into the first pair of handgun grips is only $112.95 and you get a set of finished personally customized grips.
After that first pair and custom image set up the price drops to their regular $54.95 for subsequent grips you may want. And if at that time you only wanted the first pair and later want more with that same image, they keep your information on file and you pay ONLY their regular price of $64.95 for a single pair and $54.95 each for multiple pairs!
And if you order in volume such as for a unit, organization, association, company or whatever, they have excellent volume discounts available.
The X-Treme Shooting V2 EBR Trigger Shoe is designed specifically for the pistol gripped SAGE EBR M14 chassis, although it also works well with chassis from TROY, McMillan, LAW483, CM, Blackfeather, Archangel, JAE, Vltor, M14E2, etc. It was created because the standard M14 trigger isn’t designed to work well with a pistol grip, given the upward direction of pull. It widens and lengthens the stock M14 trigger, giving the trigger a more rearward pull and preventing the tip of the trigger from stabbing the finger tip. Made from 100% steel.
Pahrump, NV – Rock Island Armory, the world’s largest seller of 1911 pistols, has introduced a new look for their entire line of popular handguns. Guided by customer feedback and a shift to provide a more streamlined look, Rock Island Armory has moved their logo from the side of the slide to the back of the slide displaying the distinctive Rock Island Armory logo. The company is now shipping all 1911 pistols with the new look.
“Two of the things that are important to us are staying true to the legendary standard platform of the 1911 and the second is listening to our customers,” said Martin Tuason, President of Rock Island Armory. “We were ready to refresh the look of our pistols and we heard a lot of feedback that the subtle change to a smaller logo at the back of the slide would give our 1911’s a more distinctive and streamlined look.”
The new visual change to the company’s 1911 pistols follows on the heels of the addition of rubber grips to the 1911 Tactical Series. Rock Island Armory’s global lineup of 1911 pistols includes the GI, Tactical, 2011 Tactical, Match, MAP/MAPP and the company’s revolutionary TCM series.
Take a good look at this S&W .357 Model 19 revolver. Notice anything, besides the impressive engraving, I mean? The seller describes this as a revolver “… for the discerning collector of erotica”, done by a renown engraver in Germany. The grips are made of pre-1989-ban elephant ivory, and are carved to be shaped as a… certain part of the male anatomy. The bid for this unique piece is currently at a penny short of $7000, with a buy now price of $7500; somebody really wants this gun. There are more images at the bidding page, for those who are curious.
Filmed at Trigger Time, sounds recorded by Ubisoft Toronto and Red Storm sound teams. The event was coordinated by Travis Getz. The final artillery blast simulator is by Cyalume.
Springtac Holsters TC (Total Custom) holster is a customizable laser sight holster based on their patented design. They send out the unfinished holster, materials, and instructions. This allows for more control over the fit, form, and finish of the holster and reduces the break-in period since the holster is built for a specific weapon and accessory.
The kit comes with the following items:
-3 inch laser sight holster (5 inch after completion)
-Rubber bands
-Gloves
-Dye
-Applicators
-Finish
-Conditioner
-Video instructions
springtacholsters.com/springtac-holsters-new-tc-total-custom/
If you’re looking for some good-ole’-fashioned gun (and gear) pr0n, then check out the Weapons of Black Powder Red Earth. Pictured here is the Cold Harbor (a PMC in the BPRE universe) DMR, built on the Springfield Armory M1A with a Vltor M1S Socom Modstock and CASV-14 rail. The DMR is also fitted with the Nightforce 3.5X15-50 NXS scope, Laser Devices Inc. DBAL A2, Aimpoint T1 on a LaRue Tactical Offset Mount, Blue Force Gear SOC-C sling, and a B5 Systems SOPMOD stock. An Arc’teryx Khard 40 and Cold Harbor DMRCR is placed on both sides of the DMR; the Cold Harbor DMRCR chest rig is built by Extreme Gear Labs Fan Club. Also pictured are Oakley Radar glasses and Outdoor Research Tactical-HSP Ghost Ring gloves.
The Point Blank Project is a ongoing photography series by Peter Andrew, Simon Duffy, and Derek Blais. The series shows photos of handguns from around the world in an extreme detail, portrait style.
Hat Tip: Feature Shoot
User ucfnate on Reddit showed off his Halo-themed grips for his M9A1 pistol. The work was done by Derek Smith of DS Grips, and feature the UNSC logo on one side, and a glow-in-the-dark ring on the other that closely replicates the same hue of Cortana’s light.
You can check out more photos at ucfnate’s imgur gallery.
Rio Grande Custom Grips is a company, located in Brighton, CO, that offers illustrated grips for revolvers and pistols. Although they’ve been around for a while, they just recently gained the manufacturing capability to reach the national and international markets. Their grips are made from a molded high-strength specialized polymer that is salt, oil, solvent, water impact, and abrasion resistant. They offer over 100 grip images and designs, although they also have the capability to manufacture grips with custom imagery if requested.
The inteliSCOPE is an app for Android and iOS smartphones that turns the device into a tactical optic. It features multiple self-orienting reticles, 5x digital zoom, drop compensation, recording and playback options, built-in compass, GPS positioning, shot timer, and local prevailing winds.
Additionally, the smartphone can be attached to a 1913 picatinny rail using the inteliSCOPE Tactical Adapter System. It’s made from high strength composite-reinforced polymer with a ruggedized tactile rubber finish. It detaches via a quick-release toggle, can be adjusted to portrait or landscape orientation, and allows for the user to shoot around corners with no head exposure. A Nerf rail adapter also allows the user to use the inteliSCOPE on any of the N-strike Nerf blasters.
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/inteliscope-for-shooters
Thanks to J. Smith for the tip!
Arsenal is ending production of the SLR-106 series. The SLR-106 series is an AK-style rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm with variants available with or without folding stock and in pistol form. Current stock will continue to be sold until supplies run out.
This trailer details the function of the TrackingPoint system. The trailer had a production time of 11 months and was written, directed, and produced by Travis Getz, authenticity coordinator of Getz Solutions. The visuals were done by award-winning CG house Plastic Wax with audio by game industry audio designer Justin Drust.
http://tracking-point.com/
Gun reviews by ladies…
Check it out. Available in Flash as well as .jpg versions.
Remington has expanded their line of Versa Max semi-auto shotguns to include two “zombie” coatings: Gargoyle Green and Pink Explosion. Versa Max shotguns feature an 8+1 capacity with the use of 2 3/4″ shells, the ProBore choke system that includes both IC and tactical extended choke tubes, oversized bolt release, oversized bolt release button, and oversized trigger guard, receiver mounted picatinny rail, HiViz front sight, and picatinny barrel clamp for accessories mounting.
Taken from three different events, this video is a compilation of all the firearms I got to try out during SHOT week.
Good luck trying to catch one, though.
The Model 99 is a single shot bolt-action rifle chambered for either .50 BMG or .416 Barrett. Features include a 13.75″ 27 MOA attached M1913 rail, match grade barrel and trigger, 3-port fanned high efficiency muzzle brake, quick detach adjustable bipod, and ultra absorbent Sorbothane recoil pad. Available in black and Cerakote tan.
The SIG MPX is a submachine gun designed to operate with a fully closed and locked rotating bolt system. It employs a gas-operated short stroke piston system and the bolt is held open on the last round fired. The MPX can be configured for three calibers, 9mm, .357SIG, and .40S&W, by swapping out for the appropriate barrel. An integral picatinny rail at 12 o’clock allows for the use of optics, including the SIG MPX reflex sight. The ambidextrous safety/selector switch and magazine release are quite reminiscent of the AR-style. The stock system is user-configurable, with options for a telescoping, pistol, or folding stock. Magazines comes in 10/20 or 30 round configurations. The MPX itself comes in five styles: MPX (standard), MPX-K (compact variant), MPX-P (pistol variant), MPX-SD (integrally suppressed), and MPX-C (carbine variant).
