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Piston-Compatible COP Monolithic Uppers from Aero Precision
Aero Precision is working to bring a new piston compatible version of their COP Upper to market. It will have all the same user configurable monolithic rail functionality that you have come to expect from the COP Upper but the new version will allow the use of various gas piston systems like those from Adam’s Arms.
The uppers will be available separately initially. Kits that come bundled with an Adam’s Arms piston system will be available soon. Pre-sales on the upper receiver alone will start soon with delivery coming sometime in April.
Check out Aero Precision.
Molleganizers from Blade Tricks
I have covered Blade Tricks on Blade Bomb before. They make a bunch of very slick edged tools and related items but their most recent product is not a knife, tomahawk, or even an impact weapon. It is a thin plastic sheet with a ton of possibilities.
Molleganizers are thin plastic sheets with a series of slots and holes cut into them to create a MOLLE compatible grid. The slots allow you to mount any MOLLE compatible pouches. The holes allow you to mount items that typically mount via screws like Safariland 6004 compatible pouches or gear that would normally use a Tek-Lok to mount. The holes can even be used to mount sections of 1913 rail so you can mount rail-mounted items.
These could be used to organize a bag or create a stand-alone organizer. They come in a variety of sizes to fit different applications. There is no shortage of possibilities for something like this.
Check out Molleganizers at Blade Tricks.
IWC KeyMod Bipod MOUNT-N-SLOT
Impact Weapons Components just released their very compact KeyMod Bipod MOUNT-N-SLOT. This small stud has no fasteners to come loose, weighs next to nothing, and has almost no footprint on its own. You simply place it on your KeyMod compatible rail and then use your bipod’s integral clamping mount to attach the bipod to the stud.
Wilson Combat and Ernest Langdon Create Drool Worthy Beretta 92s
If there is a man who you can trust to know how to make the Beretta 92 sing, it is Ernest Langdon. He is well known for his long time (and long discontinued) custom work on Berettas and his winning ways in competition shooting with Beretta handguns. I was fortunate to purchase several parts from him back when I owned a Beretta 92 that I picked up for a song back in my college days (I miss that gun). Wilson Combat can certainly be trusted to execute that vision.
Given the names who are involved, I was very excited to see on Pistol-Training.com that Ernest Langdon was acting as an adviser to the folks at Wilson Combat as they introduced new custom parts and services for the Beretta 92. Now if I could just scare up a good deal on a Beretta Vertec 92G to send in for some custom work, I would be a happy man.
Check out all the new Beretta parts and services at Wilson Combat.