Be sure to drop by booth #2633 to visit Blue Force Gear at the NRA Annual Meetings. They will have tons of gear on hand including the venerable Vickers Combat Applications Sling.
Industry celebrity Larry Vickers will be in the booth every day from 11 am to 12 pm. Come by during these times for trivia, autographs and to meet the star of Vickers Tactical.
Aimpoint, the originator and worldwide leader in reflex sighting technology, and manufacturer of electronic fire control systems, will exhibit at the NRA Annual Meetings May 20 – 22, 2016 in Louisville, Kentucky.
Aimpoint will be showcasing their latest products in booth number 2787. These products include exciting new 3X and 6X accessory magnifiers and mounts, as well as the Micro T-2 and Patrol Rifle Optics. Special purchase opportunities for Aimpoint products will be available during the show at both Kenzie’s Optics, and Euro Optic. During the NRA exhibit, anyone who purchases an Aimpoint Carbine Optic (ACO) through either of these dealers will receive an Aimpoint branded Scopecoat to complement their sight.
Scheduled appearances at the Aimpoint booth during this event include: Craig Boddington from the Sportsman Channel and Petersen’s Hunting Adventures, Larry Vickers – retired US Army 1st SFOD – Delta combat veteran and host of Vickers Tactical and TacTV youtube channels, and Angela Jennings – recent contestant in “The Calling” television show. Stop by the Aimpoint booth to check days and times for celebrity appearances.
For more information, please visit the company’s webpage at: aimpoint.com
County Comm’s new Rocket Stove is now available. These cook stoves allow for efficient burning of kindling sized wood. It is small enough to be portable but large enough to quickly heat pots and pans.
The Rocket Stove features double wall steel construction with Vermiculite insulation. The tripod legs are threaded to the body of the stove so that they can be removed for storage inside the combustion chamber. The stoves comes in a Maratac bag for storage.
This is a limited run of prototypes and likely won’t last long.
Safariland’s ALS holsters are some of the easiest to use level II security holsters available. ALS holsters release the firearm by means of a small nub that is pushed to the rear by the user’s strong side thumb during the draw stroke. The nub, as designed by Safariland, generally works pretty well but for users who want to improve the drawstroke, there is the OTD LLC Nub Mod.
The Nub Mod is a two piece, hard anodized aluminum, bolt-on attachment for the stock ALS nub. It enlarges the nub and improves the angle at which the user’s thumb interfaces with the nub. Installation is very straight forward and requires no permanent modifications to the holster.
The Nub Mod is available in two versions. The first is the standard version used for ALS level II holsters. The second version is also compatible with ALS level II holsters but has an angled relief cut to add clearance for the hood found on Safariland’s level III SLS holsters. It is also available with FDE or Grey finishes to match your holster.
If you are using your ALS hoslter in a law enforcement or security role there is reason to give careful thought to making the gun easier to get out of the holster. Many shooters, myself included, use ALS holsters as a way to provide some extra retention during outdoor pursuits/work and this modification is a no-brainer for those activities.
Andy’s Leather will be exhibiting at the NRA Annual Meeting in booth 4305. There will be belts, slings, and holsters on hand for purchase. If you have never tried a Ching Sling, Rhodesian Sling, or CW Sling, this is your chance as there will be plenty on hand to try before you buy at an NRA Discount.
