If you ever work on your own tactical nylon projects, you’ll appreciate these Camo Seam Rippers from OC Tactical. They are handmade, in a garage, by OC Tactical’s neighbor and they are top notch. They feature replaceable blades that are ground in Japan. Each one comes with a small and large blade.
Atibal’s newest optic is now available. The MROC 3×32 boasts the widest field of view in its segment and weighs a reasonable 14.4 ounces including its mount.
From Atibal:
Atibal’s new MROC 3×32 incorporates user feedback to bring you the ultimate optic at an exceptional price point. MROC stands for Modern Rifle Optic Component and offers an illuminated laser-etched reticle at a fixed 3x magnification with a bullet drop compensation (BDC) chevron. The MROC boast a 37.7 foot field of view at 100 yards, which is the largest field of view of any 3x prismatic scope currently on the market.
The MROC features tool less windage and elevation adjustments, allowing for quick and accurate adjustments, and leashed caps allow you to proceed without fear of losing caps on the go. The fully coated (FMC) lens reduces glare, reflection, and enhances image quality ensuring a crisp and clear view every time. The integrated detachable picatinny rail provides industry-standard mounting options for a wide range of applications.
Starting at $379.99, the MROC is available in tan and black and is one of the most affordable 3×32 optics on the market. The MROC comes with ATIBAL’s LIFETIME WARRANTY and is available for sale now.
For more information on the Atibal MROC, please click here.
You may recall our recent post regarding the JT Grip. There has been speculation that the JT Grip, a compact bump-fire accessory, might not make it to market based on statements released by JT Grip Solutions. Their newest statement, via the video below, sounds far more optimistic than the statement found on their website.
According to the video, the JT Grip is ready for full production. It will be released eventually though the method of distribution still remains to be seen and it will not be until after their patent is issued. We will continue to monitor the situation and keep you up to date.
Morse Industries makes the most affordable bipod spikes I have found for Harris and Harris-style bipods. I know two shooters who use these spikes and both found them to be a worthwhile upgrade to their bipods. They bite into most surfaces far more aggressively than the standard rubber feet that come on these bipods. This allows the shooter to load the bipod more easily and effectively.
Eric Morse, of Morse Industries, contacted me to let me know these are now available on Amazon. In addition, they are available at a lower price from Tactical Works.
Triggersafe is a safety device that covers the trigger guard area of an AR-15 rifle and helps prevent the selector from being swept into the fire position unintentionally. It was developed by two police officers with extensive experience, including SWAT and training, in a large metropolitan police department.
It is designed specifically to make the administrative handling of the AR-15 more safe. Think of it as something more akin to a chamber flag than a selector/safety (though some users are using it as a secondary safety). Triggersafe completely covers an AR-15 trigger guard and has a projection that sits under the selector. This prevents access to the trigger, increases the force necessary to sweep the selector off safe, and is visible from either side (unlike a chamber flag).
Triggersafe is made in the USA, injection molded from polymer in LaPorte, Indiana. It can be used with a variety of AR-15 trigger guards including those from Magpul and it also works with a variety of different selectors. It features a lanyard hole so that it may be dummy corded to something like a rifle rack to cause the cover to release automatically when the cord reaches its full length.
Learn more at TriggersafeTeam.com.
