Nukotools has introduced FatBoy versions of their two most popular discrete impact tools. The new FatBoy PunchRing and FatBoy Nukoheads are made from 3/8″ thick black G-10 which is quite a bit thicker than the normal versions of these tools. This should make them considerably more comfortable to use.
See the NukoTools Facebook Page for additional information. Order at Vigilant Gear!
Griffin Armament has updated their M4SD II Flash Comp (which I previously reviewed). The new devices feature additional machining on the flash suppressing prongs. These new cuts reduce the weight which is a plus but they were largely designed to improve the appearance of the device.
Check out the new and improved M4SD II Flash Comp.
I am a sucker for stout, 5-6″ field knives with carbon steel and micarta slab handles which is exactly why I won’t be able to resist the new Hoffman ESEE-CM6. This new offering from ESEE has been in the works for some time now and is the result of a collaboration with knife photographer, knife designer, founder of PWYP, and all around great guy Terrill Hoffman.
The Hoffman ESEE-CM6 is 11 1/8″ overall with a 5 7/8″ blade. It is ground from 3/16″ thick 1095 steel. The saber-ground spear point blade features a sharpened clip at the point. Like other ESEE knives, it features a black coating to prevent corrosion and canvas micarta slab handles.
The details regarding Magpul’s new location have been released. They are relocating Manufacturing, Distribution and Shipping operations to Wyoming and Company Headquarters to Texas. See their press release for additional details.
Crimson Trace has been in the process of bringing green laser modules to their excellent line of LaserGrips. It has been a challenge to pack power hungry green lasers into the reliable, compact packages that Crimson Trace is known for but they are making headway. In fact, the first green LaserGrips are now available.
The LG-401G and LG-404G for full size and compact 1911s respectively are now available. Check them out at Crimson Trace.
