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https://lnkd.in/e3WH_HjM The article "Bradley Adjustable Cheek Rest Review" by Stephanie Blaser, published on The Armory Life, provides a detailed examination of the Bradley Cheek Rest, particularly for the Springfield Armory M1A rifle. The article highlights the importance of choosing high-quality, non-damaging accessories for rifles. Bradley Cheek Rest is a U.S.-made product founded by veteran Bradley R. Slater, known for their non-permanent and non-destructive cheek rests, which means no drilling or permanent alteration is required to fit the cheek rest onto the rifle. The review delves into the quality and functionality of the Bradley Adjustable Cheek Rest. Made from Kydex with a non-slip neoprene surface, it offers stability and reliability, ensuring that the cheek rest remains secure during firing. Stephanie emphasizes the craftsmanship and quality behind the product, which is evident from the attention to detail and the materials used. With price points ranging from $114.98 to $124.98 and a variety of color options, including custom colors like Kryptek pink and smoke purple, the cheek rest caters to a wide range of preferences and aesthetics. Through personal experience, the author found the Bradley Cheek Rest beneficial, especially in dealing with her unique need due to her eye condition. The cheek rest aided in improving stability and accuracy during shooting sessions, without causing any damage to the rifle's stock. The ease of installation and removal, along with the product's ability to accommodate personalized adjustments, are highlighted as significant advantages. Overall, the reviewer praises Bradley Cheek Rest for its impact on shooting performance, making it a recommendable addition for rifle users.

S&W partnered with Lipsey’s just keeps cranking out surprises! Starting off with the ultimate lightweight, performance-focused defensive revolver, is the Model 632-UC Ti. This J-Frame is chambered in 32 H&R Mag, has a 6-round capacity, and features a lightweight titanium cylinder and aluminum alloy frame to reduce weight for maximum comfort when carrying. It is designed with a 1.88-inch barrel that includes a bright dot tritium front sight and a black u-notch rear sight which are regulated for use with commonly available ammunition. The Model 632-UC Ti is built with an upgraded endurance package to improve both performance and durability, and its chamfered charge holes allow for easy loading. Two versions are available, in either a black or silver finish and come with a textured synthetic grip to allow for enhanced control and comfort when shooting. Nothing for sale - for information only.

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Sure! Here are some key points about the Cobra 9AAG: . *?Type**: The Cobra 9AAG is a type of airsoft gun, often modeled after real firearms. .?**Design**: It typically features a blowback mechanism, enhancing realism during operation. . *?Caliber**: Usually uses 6mm plastic BBs. ? **Construction**: Often made from durable materials like ABS plastic or metal. . **Power Source**: Can be gas-powered ? electric, depending on the model. . ?*Fire Modes**: Usually offers semi-automatic and fully automatic firing modes. . *?Use**: Commonly used in airsoft games and competitions. . *?Accessories**: Compatible with various attachments like scopes, grips, and flashlightsr details, let me know!

The GLOCK GmbH X terminology has always seemed a bit funky to me, but doesn't stop the 43X from being one of the company's most popular pistols. For those of us reared on Glock's more traditional line, it's about the same length as a 26 but with a somewhat longer 19-ish sized grip (the "crossover" part), and it's narrower all around (the "slimline" part). It's interesting that the de facto configuration now includes an optics cut (MOS in Glock-speak), which is du rigueur on compact carry pistols of any standing now. I don't run glass on most of my pistols, but I also don't begrudge those that do ... and my Gen4 G17 range gun has an Aimpoint, Inc. ACRO P-1 on it that has given solid service for some years now. Despite the 43X's quasi-newness (it turns 5 this July), it's still incredibly familiar to old school Glockphiles. It field strips like every other brickgun. The trigger housing and trigger spring are a bit different than the old S-shaped coil spring, but it only takes about 30 seconds to figure out the differences. I expect it'll feel like every other Glock in my stable, but I'm still looking forward to some range time with this ... and some side-by-side comparison to the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield and the SIG SAUER, Inc. P365. #glock #glock43x #glock43xmos #9mmammo #9mmluger #sig #sigp365 #smithwesson #smithandwesson #mpshield #rangetime #pewpew #pewpewpewchallenge

Detroit Gun Works, located just outside of the Motor City, has been cutting metal for four generations ??. With a deep understanding of what it takes to get the job done, they focus exclusively on manufacturing an impressive range of firearms. With the addition of the HERMLE C 400 with HS flex, Arnot Heller, President of Detroit Gun Works, shares how this technology has unlocked more creativity and will continue to expand its product line??. Highlighting the exceptional support and training from HERMLE, DGW has gained the confidence and expertise to break into exciting new markets ??. HERMLE will display several DGW components at the Shot Show Supplier Showcase (Booth 52021) and the Supplier Showcase eXtra (Booth?55803)! #HERMLE #StepUpToAHERMLE #cnc #5axis #manufacturing #machining #firearms #shotshow2025 Arnot B. Heller III Matthew Heller Mark Schlanderer Kenneth Merk SHOT Show

Low-profile configurations like the Minimalist Assault Chest rigs by Gadsden Dynamics can greatly enhance your capabilities. It is sleek and lightweight enough to be worn discreetly under a jacket or hoodie. The placard can be easily attached to any plate carrier with QASM buckles, or swiftly put on and taken off over a smooth carrier. With the capacity for up to four rifle and pistol magazines, and the ability to accommodate dangler-style pouches, it complements a duty or war belt perfectly, or can function independently to augment your firepower for both your sidearm and rifle. Crafted for adaptability and resilience, it is an excellent option for those prepared to defend their freedoms at a moment's notice. #blackmulticam #mcb #multicamblack #chestrig #placard #556 #223 https://buff.ly/3UFHtKI

Armored Electric Vehicles for Law Enforcement: Challenges and Solutions with TruArmor When considering armored electric vehicles (EVs) for law enforcement, departments face a significant challenge: weight. The typical AR500 armor plate can weigh between 20-50 lbs per square foot, dramatically impacting EVs' range and performance. For instance: Under optimal conditions, standard electric trucks like the Cybertruck or Silverado EV might achieve about 400 miles on a full charge. However, adding armor to these vehicles can add around 6000 lbs, significantly reducing the?range by about 10% per 1000 lbs added. In rural or hilly areas like Northern Idaho, with sparse charging infrastructure, this reduction makes long shifts or pursuits particularly challenging, potentially leading to critical situations where the vehicle might not return safely. Current EV Armoring Challenges: Range Reduction: Armored EVs currently offer a range of 100-200 miles, which might cover the daily mileage of a State Trooper but leaves little margin for high-speed chases or unexpected detours. ·????????Increased Costs: The added weight leads to: ·????????Higher wear and tear on tires, suspension, and brakes. ·????????Safety concerns like increased roll-over risks. ·????????Compromised fuel efficiency or electric range. Introducing TruArmor - A Game Changer: ·????????TruArmor offers an innovative solution with the lightest vehicle armor available: ·????????Weight Reduction: Increases vehicle weight by less than 400 lbs, significantly less than traditional armor. ·????????Actual Weight: Depending on coverage, around 1 lb per sq ft. ·????????Sustainable Materials: Environmentally friendly and can be transferred between service vehicles, reducing waste. ·????????Quick Installation: Under a day in service shops, compared to weeks with other vendors. ·????????Cost-Effective: Less expensive than traditional AR500 armor. ·????????https://lnkd.in/eB8vBSC8 Beyond these features, TruArmor provides competitive pricing, warranty, and various protection levels, making it an ideal choice for departments aiming to enhance officer safety without compromising vehicle performance. Join Us for a Virtual Demo: Interested in transforming your EV fleet into a robust, secure fleet without sacrificing efficiency? Join our next Public Sector virtual demo on November 7th at 11 AM Central. We're committed to seeing every department in America equipped with the best safety solutions. Let's discuss how TruArmor can help your department achieve its officer protection and fleet management goals. #OfficerSafety #EVInnovation #TruArmor #LawEnforcementSolutions #PublicSafety Feel free to connect, comment, or share if this resonates with your department's needs! [email protected] or [email protected] www.casualtyprevention.org Jeffery G. Derek Kottke Kent Chivington Mark J. Mills Goitom Berhane Dave Trudeau alex trudeau Mario Martin, MS, MBA Chuck Freiberg

In 1857,?Smith & Wesson?made four revolvers. This is the only known survivor from that year. S&W was founded in November of 1856. Horace Smith and Daniel Wesson had assembled one prototype of the Model 1 revolver at that point, and they founded the company to produce that little gun. Most of 1857 was spent building out the shop that would make these revolvers, which included procuring the custom tooling that was needed to make the 40-odd parts that went into each gun. Because the gun was still in the prototype stage, 1857's production was limited to just four revolvers. By the end of the year they believed that they had found the winning formula, and this exact gun—serial number 5—was sent to the American Machine Works in Springfield as a tool room prototype for the final tooling that was needed to start mass-producing these guns. #smithwesson?#smithandwesson #smithandwessonpartner?#history #historyoftechnology?#22rimfire?#oldgun?#oldguns?#antiquegun?#antiqueguns #model1?#modelone?#prototype