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The Blackhawk Garra Fixed Karambit is made from D2 steel and features a curved profile that enhances slicing efficiency, plus the full-tang construction ensures strength and durability from tip to handle.
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The #043 Quik-Chek holster from DeSantis is a no-nonsense safety belt-slide holster. This compact leather slide features the company’s SLH (Self Locking Holster) technology and a molded polymer sight track. With the SLH technology feature, Quik-Chek provides a natural release point where your thumb must be when establishing a proper shooting grip. The patented Redi-Lok feature allows the user to draw the weapon using only gross motor skills.
Read More →KG Industries, manufacturer of the Original Gun Kote, has developed the new 1200 Series Stock-Kote, a single-component, water-based, polyurethane resin system. Stock-Kote is easy to apply with a simple airbrush, and it air dries in just 80 minutes or less at normal room temperature. In addition to clear coat, Stock-Kote is available in popular colors, which allows for solid color, multi-color, or even custom camouflage color treatments.
Read More →M-Pro 7 Weapons Maintenance Systems’ new M-Pro 7 Tactical Gun Cleaning Kit is designed with the needs of tactical shooters in mind. It can even be commercially transported worldwide due to its non-flammable and non-hazardous contents. Packaged in a locking case, the kit includes a large supply of M-Pro 7 Gun Cleaner, M-Pro 7 Cleaner Lubricant Protectant, and the line’s new ammonia-free M-Pro 7 Copper Remover.
Read More →Benchmade has brought back its Rukus knife and is adding a smaller version, the Mini-Rukus. Both knives are Blackwood designed with Benchmade’s exclusive AXIS system, which provides for a smooth one-handed ambidextrous opening. Just like its big brother, the new Mini-Rukus has a two-part handle assembly with the ability to semi-customize the handle scales as you see fit.
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ArmaLite has long been known for its innovative and trendsetting rifle designs. Now, for the first time in its storied existence, there is a pistol that wears the ArmaLite name.
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There was a time not so long ago when the pump-action shotgun was known by another name. It was called the “police shotgun.” Back then, the standard equipment in every patrol car included a 12-gauge pump. Today, many agencies have dumped the pump shotgun in favor of the patrol rifle. And I think that’s a mistake.
Read More →In days gone by, “rifle optics” referred to one thing: a telescopic sight with varying degrees of magnification. But today, rifle optics include a new class of aiming devices called combat optics, generally red dot sights.
Read More →Register for a full TREXPO West 2007 conference pass between now and December 31, 2006 and you will get a 50-percent discount on the second full conference pass.
Read More →Police officers who can ticket you for not wearing a seat belt sometimes ditch their own restraints, a factor that may have contributed to a double-digit jump this year in law enforcement traffic fatalities, according to a new study.
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