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GunfightersINC – Introducing the Kenai Scoped Hunter

By on February 29, 2020 in Guns, Outdoor Gear

From Adam Harris, Owner, GunfightersINC

At GunfighterslNC we have always prioritized customer feedback and demand into our design process. We consider it to be a valuable tool in both honing our existing products as well deciding where to spend our research and development time. So, in short, you ask for it, we deliver, and we deliver it right.

We are proud to introduce the long awaited Scoped Revolver Holster!

We wanted to maximize scope coverage and protection without being bulky. The scope cover was designed and re-designed at least a half dozen times before we were happy with it. We settled on 22 oz HEX70 XL which is a 70 denier nylon designed specifically for high strength, durability, and superior abrasion resistance. This is sewn over a elastic core to give a slight amount of stretch to conform to the scopes shape and position. 

The scope cover needed to be able to conform to the various ways a scope can be mounted and be as simple as possible to minimize bulk and failure points. To accomplish this we decided on 1/4 inch shock cord woven through the length of the scope cover and joined with a large pull tab which is easy to grasp even with a gloved hand. 

The cord attaches to the front shell using a marine grade nylon impregnated composite hook (used in sailboat racing) which is hard riveted on, so it won’t degrade over time and is impervious to the elements. The result of all that is a scope cover that will stand the test of time, doesn’t need adjustment to provide tension and looks the business.

The Scoped Hunter is available for most revolver platforms at this time, in both right and left hand draw. Models offered are: S&W X Frame, N Frame, L Frame, Ruger Redhawk\Super Redhawk, Ruger Blackhawk/Super Blackhawk and the Taurus Raging Hunter. More models will be added based on customer demand. 

I hope that you enjoy it!

Adam Harris

Visit our website to browse or purchase, or reach out to us directly to find out more about the Scoped Hunter Holster. We’re happy to answer any questions you may have – and, we appreciate you spreading the word, should you feel compelled to do so. 🙂 

Kindest regards, 

Your GunfightersINC Team

Criterion Barrels Introduces CORE Series for AR-15

By on February 26, 2020 in Guns

Criterion Barrels has launched a new AR-15 barrel profile that they are calling their CORE series. The barrels feature a continuous taper from front to rear. The muzzle end is similar in diameter and weight to a government contour but the barrel tapers wider toward the breech end. This results in a barrel that is relatively light in weight, balances well, and that has enough material where necessary to deal with heat.

Criterion states:

Our CORE Series barrels are designed with tactical shooters in mind. These barrels are built to address issues with weight distribution, balance, and handling of traditional profiles, while increasing performance through consistent harmonics and uniform heat dissipation.

The CORE Series feature a modern, continuous taper profile that eliminates steps and harsh variations in diameter. The steel is redistributed where it is needed most: surrounding the chamber. Added weight over the chamber absorbs heat evenly during hard use and moves the balance of the rifle closer to the body for increased control. This is optimal for maintaining balance when used with modern accessories like Low Power Variable Optics (LPVO’s), weapon-mounted lights, suppressors, clip-on night vision devices, and IR lasers; these components boost the capabilities of the rifle, but can hinder the shooter’s performance by increasing front-end weight. The front end of the CORE Series remains light and fast for better handling, balance, and speed.

The CORE Series helps you handle real-world applications by maintaining exceptional performance and rugged reliability during hard use. These barrels work for you wherever mobility is a priority and performance is essential.

The CORE series barrels are available with rifle length gas in 18″ and 20″ lengths. They are also available with midlength gas with 13.9″, 14.5″ and 16″ lengths. Finally, they are available with carbine length gas system in 10.5″, 11.5″, and 12.5″ lengths. All CORE series barrels are made from 4150 CrMoV steel, chrome lined, with a 1 in 8″ twist, and a Wylde chamber.

CriterionBarrels.com

Warren Innovative Tech Tools

By on February 22, 2020 in Guns

Warren Innovative Tech makes an incredible variety of 3D printed tools for shooters. The bulk of their tools are designed for suppressors but they have been adding tools for other firearm accessories lately. This includes a game-changer for HK P2000SK owners – a rail key for the Streamlight TLR-7/8 that allows it to be mounted to the P2000SK.

The above barely scratches the surface of the tools offered by Warren Innovative Tech. Check out their website to learn more: SuppressorTools.com

Tulster SideKick

By on February 20, 2020 in EDC, Guns

The Tulster SideKick is glue-on, claw-like device for kydex IWB holsters. It is designed specifically to work with Tulster holsters but since it is attached via adhesive and requires only a mostly flat portion of holster near the trigger guard area of the holster, it may be useful on holsters from a variety of manufacturers.

You may be familiar with holster claws already. They are struts that project out from the holster and provide a physical means of torquing the holster in toward the wearer to reduce printing. They are usually designed to ride under the belt so that the belt itself provides the necessary pressure to turn the handgun’s grip into the wearer.

Typically, claw-like devices are either bolted onto the holster, integrated into the belt hardware, or molded into the holster itself. Tulster’s adhesive based SideKick will provide another option for attaching these devices that should have broad compatibility with many holsters and may even work for holsters that were previously incapable of accepting a claw.

The SideKick will be released on March 3rd. In the mean time, you can learn more about it and see how it is installed at Tulster’s website: Tulster.com

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