Zulu Nylon Gear is one of the exhibitors at Bullpup Shoot 2015 and they are showing up with something cool that capitalizes on the shorter overall length of bullpup pattern rifles. If you want to know what it is, you’ll have to be there.
DDI Introduces New Website
DDI (Destructive Devices Industries) has launched a new and greatly improved website. The biggest improvement is that the new website actually has a listing of their products including many of the AK variants that they produce and the parts that they have produced for AKs. The site is still a work in progress but it is already much more useful to potential DDI customers.
Constitution Day Sale at Blue Force Gear
Blue Force Gear is celebrating Constitution Day with a sale. Use the coupon code RIGHT17 at checkout to save 17% off all purchases at BlueForceGear.com, today only.
Ares Aegis “Crossover” Belt
The Ares Gear Aegis Buckle is an excellent piece of kit. It secures your belt with infinite adjustability, without the need for Velcro, and without slipping like “instructor” belts. It also happens to look a whole lot better than the typical instructor belt buckle so it is no surprise that other companies want a piece of the Aegis.
The latest company to put the Aegis to work is Crossbreed Holsters with their Ares Aegis “Crossover” Belt. The belt features the Aegis Buckle and two layers of 7 oz leather sewn and bonded together cross grain with industrial adhesive. Crossbreed claims that this belt is rigid enough to forgo any type of HDPE stiffener.
The belt is available with black or brown leather and a silver, bronze, or black buckle. Check out the Ares Aegis “Crossover” Belt.
SureFeed AR-15 Magazines
Okay Industries has long been a producer of what are widely considered the best USGI aluminum AR-15/M4/M16 magazines – an opinion that I share. It has been my experience that not all aluminum magazines are equal. I have had issues with nearly every brand of aluminum mags on the commercial market. I own several of Okay Industries’ magazines, produced under the Colt and NHMTG brands, that have been my most consistent and longest lasting magazines.
Previously, the only way to get magazines of this quality was to buy magazines that were manufactured by Okay Industries under the Colt or NHMTG brands (or buy Okay Industries marked magazines from that shady guy at the gun show who doesn’t really want to talk about where the magazines came from). That has all changed with the introduction of the SureFeed brand of AR-15 magazines. SureFeed magazines have been produced by and are available directly from Okay Industries with the same level of quality as their military contract magazines and with the same levels of quality control.
SureFeed’s magazine bodies and base plates are made from aluminum that has been heat treated and hard anodized. They are available with either a dry film lube finish or SureFeed’s PTFE Black finish. The self-lubricating, four way, anti-tilt follower is backed up with a stainless steel spring.
Every magazine is tested – every single one. Okay Industries tests things like weld integrity, feed lip tolerance, and fit to name a few. Tests like those would have caught many of the problem magazines that I have received from other companies over the years but, obviously, not everyone tests to this level.
Okay Industries entry into the commercial market is very, very good news for shooters. Check out the SureFeed Magazines website and Facebook Page.