Shipping early 2017 – X-22 Backpacker Stock and Optic Mount

It’s that time of year again. SHOT Show is looming so we know we can start looking forward to a wave of new product announcements from Magpul. One of the first is the X-22 Backpacker Stock and Optic Mount. The Ruger 10/22 Takedown has been on the market for several years now but Magpul may have just helped it realize its full potential as a compact, lightweight backpacking/survival .22 rifle.

X-22 Backpacker Stock

The Magpul X-22 Backpacker stock takes the function of our full-size Hunter X-22 Takedown, and pares it down for ease of storage and transportation. Made for the Ruger 10/22 Takedown rifle, the X-22 Backpacker offers a minimalist solution for the hunter or outdoorsman who wants to transport their rifle in an efficient, convenient package without compromising shooting performance. Constructed of a durable advanced polymer, the X-22 Backpacker features an ergonomic hand guard, optional QD sling mounting capability, integrated storage compartment in the grip, a hinged storage compartment in the stock capable of storing up to 3 spare 10rd magazines, a MOE SL nonslip rubber butt-pad, and a unique locking interface to attach the barrel assembly to the receiver when being transported. Fits all Ruger 10/22 Takedown rifles as well as the Tactical Solutions SBX barrel. (MAG808, MSRP $109.95)

See the stock at Magpul.com

X-22 Backpacker Optic Mount

The X-22 Backpacker Optic Mount is a solid, repeatable optic mounting platform for the Backpacker Stock. (MAG799, MSRP $59.95)

  • Barrel mounted aluminum optic rail for Ruger 10/22 takedown
  • Barrel mounting helps retain zero between takedown and assembly
  • Replaces factory takedown barrel block
  • Relief in rail allows use of factory iron sights
  • Intended for use with small red dot sights

See the mount at Magpul.com

 

Geissele is Gearing Up for a Huge SHOT Show

Geissele Automatics and its related brands are gearing up for a massive SHOT Show. They are rolling out several new products including new rails and triggers. They are also rolling out two new brands under the Geissele Umbrella: NCC and Abraham & Moses Survival Equipment.

You can see a complete preview of all the new products in the video below. The video opens with ALG Defense, then moves on to Geissele’s new products, then details the new coating company NCC, and finally reveals the new knives coming from Abraham & Moses Survival Equipment.

Beez Combat Systems ECP

The new Beez Combat Systems ECP or Extreme Concealable Plate Carrier is now available to fit SAPI and ESAPI plates. Everything about this carrier has been scrutinized to make it light and concealable.

The plate pockets are constructed from 500D Cordura Nylon. The shoulder straps lay completely flat with no buckles or other hardware to increase bulk. The adjustable, 4″ wide elastic cummerbund fits close to the wearer and may be secured even further with optional security flaps (shown). Even the design of the plate pockets themselves help create a smoother transition from the edges of the plate to the upper chest of the wearer to further conceal the presence of armor.

The ECP also features a loop material field for displaying ID or other patches. It is designed for plates ranging from .75″ to 1.25″ thick and is available in multiple sizes based the size of the armor plates. Check out the ECP at BeezCombatSystems.com.

Cloud Defensive Gen2 Light Control System

Cloud Defensive has released the details of their Gen2 Light Control System. The new version features a number of improvements over the original LCS.

  • Dual cable channels that are integrated into the body of the LCS
  • New clamp design with machined index points
  • Narrower and lower profile design that is 45% lighter
  • Hard anodized finish

The improved LCS will ship this month and pre-orders are already open at CloudDefensive.com. The price for the new version of the LCS remains the same though the original version has been marked down. Cloud Defensive is also offering an upgrade program for purchasers of the original LCS (details in image below).

The Ultimate Rit Dye Guide for Dyeing your Magpul PMAG – GunMag Warehouse Blog

Dying PMAGs is something of a national pastime. Even before Magpul rolled out their Sand polymer that takes dye exceptionally well, people were using Rit Dye on FDE and other colored PMAGS. There are long running and extensive posts on gun forums that pre-date the Sand polymer by a number of years. Now, with the availability of the PMAG Gen M3 Sand magazines, the popularity of dying these mags has only grown.

GunMag Warehouse recently posted what they call The Ultimate Rit Dye Guide for Dyeing your Magpul PMAG. The post shows the results from 25 different Rit Dye colors along with comments on some of the colors. It may also be worth your time to peruse the comments as there is some good information to be gleaned about the process of dying.

GunMagWarehouse.com

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