FAB DEFENSE
UC Magazine Coupler

The UC Magazine Coupler enables a secure, one-handed, magazine operation and rapid magazine change.

Advantages:

• Designed specifically for the Ultimag 30R
• Facilitates swift magazine change
• Enables setting the magazines in parallel or offset order, according to individual preferences
• Quick and easy installation
• Durable and light-weight fiberglass-reinforced polymer construction

Use with AR-15/M4 platforms

Caliber: 5.56
Material: Fiberglass-reinforced polymer
Capacity: Holds two 30-round magazines
Weight: 82gr
Options: Use with Ultimag 30R / Smart Load, magazines only
MSRP (in USD): $17.05
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FAB DEFENSE
Ultimag 30R Smart Load

The Ultimag 30R is a 30-round 5.56×45 NATO (.223 Remington) polymer magazine for AR-15/M4 compatible weapons, with transparent windows for rapid visual identification of remaining rounds. The Ultimag 30R provides a strong, durable and reliable magazine solution using high grade materials.

Advantages:

• Multi-textured surface for enhanced grip when handling and reloading
• Unique floor plate for versatile coupling options
• Disassemble by hand, no tools needed
• Long-lasting cataphoresis-coated spring for ideal corrosion protection
• Hybrid AK-style spring design prevents tilt
• Unique internal design for smoother, more reliable feeding
• Low-friction follower for increased reliability
• Durable, lightweight, impact and crush-resistant reinforced polymer body
• Long-lasting spring design for extended duration in loaded storage
• Round-level windows and indicators on both sides indicate from 10 to 30
• Extended floorplate for improved magazine handling with gloves and gear
• Compatible with double- and triple-mag pouches
• Over-travel protection, stops on the follower for reliable spring operation

Use with AR-15/M4 platforms

Caliber: 5.56×45 NATO (.223 Remington)
Material: Polymer
Capacity: 30-round
Dimensions: 23mmx72mmx193mm
Weight: 131gr
Options: Available in black, olive drab green or flat dark earth
MSRP (in USD): $37.70
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MAGPUL
PMAG D-60 AR/M4

The PMAG D-60 is a durable, lightweight, highly reliable 60-round 5.56×45 NATO/.223 Remington (optimized for use only with 5.56×45 NATO/.223 Remington cartridges) polymer drum magazine for AR-15/M4 compatible weapons. With a larger capacity than previous PMAGs, the PMAG D-60 gives the shooter 60 rounds of ammunition, effectively allowing the same round count as two standard capacity 30-round magazines without requiring a critical reload.

The unique drum configuration keeps the height of the magazine manageable as well as allowing for prone firing and easier storage. Features an easy-to-use loading lever, paint pen dot matrix for easy marking and a rear window for instant capacity indication.

Use with NATO Firearms–M4, M16, SCAR MK16 / 16S, HK416, MR556, M27 IAR, IWI Tavor and others

Caliber: 5.56x45mm NATO
Capacities: 60-round
Weight: 20.5oz
Material: Next-generation impact and crush-resistant polymer
MSRP (in USD): $129.95
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C PRODUCTS DEFENSE, INC.
7.62 x 39 Stainless Steel and LCP and LCPII Compatible Magazines

Endorsed by American Outdoors, the oldest U.S. outdoor television show which tests many firearms, ammunition and mags, C Products Defense provides flawless performance with zero failures. The 7.62 x 39 Stainless Steel and LCP and LCPII Compatible Magazines are made in America with American steel by American workers.

7.62 x 39 Stainless Steel Magazine

The AR 7.62 x 39 platform has been a problem for magazines since inception; this is no longer the case. CPD re-designed the magazine from the ground up, and the results have been astounding. Due to its specific geometry combined with CPD’s proprietary Teflon coating, this stainless steel magazine continues to keep firing on all cylinders with the dirtiest of ammunition. Many manufacturers are starting to produce new AR rifles because of this magazine.

Use with Automatic Rifles

Caliber: 7.62×39
Capacities: 5-, 10-, 20-, 28- and 30-round
Material: Stainless steel in all capacities
MSRP (in USD): 7.62×39 30-rd. – $28.70
7.62×39 28-rd. – $24.00
7.62×39 20-rd. – $31.90
7.62×39 10-rd. – $17.30
7.62×39 5-rd. – $18.80

LCP and LCPII Compatible Magazine

After producing the most dependable magazines for the AR platform, CPD is now producing a variety of high quality pistol magazines for U.S. manufacturers and the aftermarket. With the popularity of the Ruger LCP line, CPD is introducing a high quality .380 magazine in 6-round capacity that fits both LCP and LCPII.

Use with Automatic Rifles

Caliber: .380 for LCP and LCPII
Capacities: 6-round
Material: Carbon steel
MSRP (in USD): $17.80
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AMERICAN TACTICAL INC.
High Capacity Drum Magazine for the Ruger 10/22

Are you one of 5 million 10?/?22 owners? Why not try 110 rounds of plinking fun!

This Ruger rifle drum magazine from German Sport Guns functions reliably with many types of .22 Long Rifle ammunition. The 10?/22 drum magazine features a whopping 110-round capacity for shooters who would rather be plinking than reloading. When you must eventually reload, do it efficiently with the built-in loading lever. The magazine has a bolt hold open feature so when you finally get through 110 rounds you can easily check your chamber.

Use with Ruger 10?/?22

Caliber: .22 LR
Material : Polymer
Capacity: 100-round
MSRP (in USD): $79.95
www.americantactical.us

CMMG RELEASES MK4 RCE

For the past decade, CMMG has delivered precision-machined AR rifles known for their exceptional function, accuracy and reliability. The latest rifle to embody these features is the CMMG Mk4 RCE, available in 5.56x45mm NATO or .300 AAC Blackout. The Mk4 RCE is one of CMMG’s premier 2014 rifle models. At its core is an M4 upper receiver and an AR-15 lower receiver – both forged from 7075-T6 aluminum. The barrel is a matte finished 416 stainless steel 16-inch barrel with 1:7 rifle twist. The Mk4 RCE weighs just 6.5 pounds unloaded and weighs 7.5 pounds with a fully-loaded 30-round PMag. It is 33 inches long with the stock collapsed and is 36 3/8 inches in length with the stock extended. The RCE includes an RKM14 KeyMod free-floating hand guard with a 1913 Picatinny rail on top. The KeyMod slots are found at the 3, 6 and 9 o’clock positions and offer shooters a low-profile mounting alternative to the M1913 Picatinny rail. For accessories that are not yet KeyMod compatible, users can purchase a separate CMMG 5-slot Picatinny adapter rail that can be easily attached to any of the KeyMod slots for optimal placement of the accessories. The Mk4 RCE is equipped with a CMMG SV muzzle brake that helps to reduce recoil and increase muzzle control for quick and manageable follow-up shots. The muzzle brake is built from nitride finished 4140 steel and is able to withstand harsh conditions while providing steady and consistent muzzle rise compensation. Other features include a Geissele Automatics SSA 2-stage trigger, a Magpul CTR adjustable stock and Magpul MOE pistol grip and trigger guard. One Magpul PMag with a 30-round capacity is included with the rifle. You can find more information at www.cmmginc.com.

ROBAR ANNOUNCES NEW SR-21 RIFLE

ROBAR, a trusted leader in precision rifle design, announces their new SR21 precision rifle. Designed around a customized 700 action with match grade barrel, the SR21 breaks new ground, being based on a versatile chassis system. Embracing the most advanced technology in use by precision shooters, ROBAR’s SR21 begins with ROBAR’s legendary accuracy guarantee of one-half MOA or better – then continues to build on that promise. The final package is based on innovation, “best-quality” components and trusted manufacturing skills. Among the unique features of this rifle are the monolithic rail, attachable sections (for mounting optics/laser/night vision and accessories), a quick detachable stock and compatibility with standard AR-style stock and pistol grip – all working together as a cohesive unit. ROBAR has created the SR21 to be one of the most versatile rifles possible, while still assuring the ability to deliver that magical 0.5 MOA. ROBAR can also place your existing rifle in this remarkable chassis and work with you to create your own SR21. This state-of-the-art modularity translates into versatility, user-friendliness and adaptability, allowing ROBAR to create an SR21 meeting your particular needs. Contact them at www.robarguns.com.

FAB DEFENSE ANNOUNCES NEW FOLDING BACK-UP SIGHTS

FAB Defense has just introduced their new folding back-up sights. When the FAB FBS ergonomic angel-wing shaped front site shroud aligns with the FAB RBS rear sight, a precise optical tunnel is created that ensures more accurate aiming and faster target acquisition. The FBS is a highly-advanced, low-profile, ultra-rugged, auxiliary folding front sight. It can be used with any rear sight, but has been designed to provide an extreme optical advantage when paired with the FAB Defense RBS rear back-up sight. No tools are needed for easy, rapid elevation adjustments, with positive detent locking. The RBS is a highly-advanced, low-profile, ultra-rugged, dual aperture, folding auxiliary rear sight that can be used very effectively with any front sight. But, when paired with the FAB Defense FBS front sight, it provides the extreme optical advantage described above. Dual apertures are 3mm for longer eye relief mounting, low light, and faster target acquisition; and 1.5mm for shorter eye relief mounting and greater accuracy. Apertures are instantly selectable to match conditions, and windage is easily and quickly adjusted without tools. Both RBS and FBS are made of extremely durable high-grade polymer and metal, and feature instant spring-locked deployment mechanisms that will not slip, break or deform. Their low folded profiles are smooth and inconspicuous, and will not snag on gear, webbing, or brush. The FAB Defense FBS and RBS are easily mounted on any 1913 Picatinny rail, making them ideal for use on M4/AR-15/M16 platforms and on the FAB Defense KPOS as primary or as back-up sights. When an optical sight battery fails, hunters, law enforcement officers, home defenders, and military warriors can rely on these auxiliary sights to get the job done. For more information about FAB Defense weapon accessories; Meprolight Optical and Tritium Self-illuminating Night Sights; Front Line holsters; and E-LANDER magazines, visit www.themakogroup.com.

TIMNEY UNVEILS 2014 CUSTOMER’S CHOICE TRIGGERS

Timney Triggers, the oldest and largest trigger manufacturer in the world, has been asking shooters and hunters, “What trigger would you like us to build next?” The response has been incredible and thanks to their customers’ involvement, they’re thrilled to announce their 2014 Customer’s Choice offerings. Mossberg 100 ATR – adjustable from 1.5 – 4 pounds. Retail price is $119.95 and $129.95 for nickel plated version. Remington Model Seven – fully adjustable from 1.5 – 4 pounds. Retail price is $134.95 and $144.95 for nickel plated version. IWI Tavor – factory set at 4 pounds and unbelievably easy to install. Because of the unique, bullpup design the Timney Trigger replacement is a two-stage trigger feel. Retail price is $352.95. Timney Triggers is dedicated to ensuring their customers a lifetime of hassle free shooting enjoyment. That is evident in the last step of the manufacturing process, when each trigger is hand assembled, tested, and calibrated for the specific rifle model it is intended for before it’s delivered to the customer’s door. Timney Triggers is proud to offer a lifetime warranty on all of their products and each trigger is proudly made in the USA. For more information on Timney Manufacturing please contact them at www.timneytriggers.com.

PLINKER ARMS INTRODUCES TWO NEW .22LR MAGAZINES

Plinker Arms, makers of American-made firearms magazines, accessories and components, announces two new .22 LR magazines to their family of .22 LR products; the .22 LR Universal magazine and the .22 LR Upper Conversion magazine. The Plinker Arms Universal .22 LR magazine is an American-made, sonically welded .22 LR magazine for SIG, DPMS and CMMG rifles. The magazines are made using a very durable, long-fiber polymer that not only increases the magazine’s longevity but makes the magazines more solvent and corrosion resistant. The Universal .22 LR magazines are available in Black, OD Green and Flat Dark Earth (FDE) and in either 10 -or 25-round capacities (all state laws apply). The .22 LR Upper Conversion magazines are compatible with all three new Plinker Arms .22 LR Upper Conversion Units; the M4, SBR and Bull Barrel Upper Conversions. These magazines are also American made using a sonically welded, long-nylon polymer body construction. Available in either 10 – or 25-rounds (all state laws apply), the new Plinker Arms .22 LR Upper Conversion magazines come in Black only. Both magazines have a limited lifetime warranty and retail is just $24.99. (The Universal .22 LR magazine will not fit the Colt .22 Umarex rifles, Tactical Solutions, HK or other Umarex rifles.) For more information you can contact them at www.plinkertactical.com.

MANTA INTRODUCES NEW M7000 SUPPRESSOR COVERS

Manta is now manufacturing their new M7000 series suppressor covers. The covers will be available beginning in January 2014 and will fit 1.5 inch diameter suppressors. The use of revolutionary materials coupled with cutting-edge designs has allowed Manta to solve a problem that plagues every suppressor: HEAT. The Manta Suppressor Cover will resist the extreme heat generated from suppressors thus protecting operators and gear from accidental burns while helping to reduce mirage and IR signature. Cover segments can interface together and can be cut to length for a custom fit. The Manta Suppressor Cover will not melt. Manta has refined their designs and materials through years of testing, bringing a product to market unlike anything else. Roots in the military market has enabled Manta to create products to solve heat issues that have plagued other weapon platforms such as the Browning M2 machine gun barrel. Currently, Manta offers covers for suppressors that are 1.5 inches in diameter, a cover for the .50 caliber Barrett M107A1 suppressor and a barrel cover for the M2 Machine gun. The M7000 is Black, the M7001 is Flat Dark Earth, the M7003 is Olive Drab and the M7010 is Cammo. Manta plans to introduce multiple variations over the next several months to interface with the most popular suppressor sizes. For more information on Manta visit them online at www.manta.us.

TRU-SPEC LAUNCHES MULTICAM BLACK PATTERN

TRU-SPEC, one of the leading suppliers of uniforms and personal equipment to the military, law enforcement and public safety markets, has added the MultiCam Black pattern to their popular Tactical Response Uniform selections, specifically designed to meet the unique needs of law enforcement officers operating in high-risk environments. The MultiCam Black pattern, developed by Crye Precision and DURO Industries, projects a distinctly authoritative presence appropriate for domestic operations. The pattern is designed to complement officer’s existing equipment, while presenting a sharp, professional image for the top-tier law enforcement units. MultiCam Black will be available in TRU-SPEC high tech Tactical Response Uniform (TRU), constructed with CORDURA NYCO fabric, which provides exceptional durability, comfort and No Melt, No Drip thermal performance. The TRU Shirt, TRU Pant, 1/4 Zip Combat Shirt and Contractor Cap will be available in the new MultiCam Black pattern as part of the initial launch. You can contact them via www.truspec.com.

Many consider Glock the standard by which fighting pistols are held based on capacity, weight/firepower ratio, ruggedness, and reliability. A new product from FAB Defense in Israel and currently distributed in the U.S. by the Mako Group seeks to capitalize on these positive traits with the KPOS Glock-to-rifle conversion stock. The KPOS aluminum stock chassis transforms a Glock handgun into a viable personal defense weapon (PDW) category.

The KPOS was designed with personal security details and covert operations in mind, especially if the Glock 18 machine pistol is utilized. The KPOS arrives with Picatinny style rails along the top, sides, and bottom allowing for performance enhancing accessories such as vertical forward grip, optic/red dot sight, flashlight, or laser aiming device to be mounted. The aluminum framed KPOS stock features a side folding stock that further reduces the weapon’s footprint when folded. The KPOS measures 13.5 inches with stock folded and 21.5 inches with stock deployed and weighs less than 4 pounds with a Glock 17 mounted. For comparison, a Glock 17 installed in the KPOS is smaller and lighter than a mini-Uzi. The KPOS unit tested works with Glock 17 and Glock 19 compatibles (G17, G18, G34, G22, G35, G19, and G23). Other KPOS models for SIG Sauer and Springfield handguns are expected.

In the U.S., the KPOS converts your Glock pistol into a Short Barreled Rifle (SBR) classification and must be treated as such with an approved Form 1 from the BATFE before you possess this stock and install a weapon in the KPOS. Failing to do so is a violation of Federal law with extremely serious consequences that may result in fines and/or imprisonment.

The KPOS stock arrives in a hard case that includes folding forward vertical grip, modified Glock slide back plate for charging handle adaptation, and detachable single point sling. The patented KPOS design locks both the front and back of the Glock into the KPOS frame without requiring any tools. The Glock’s railed dust cover is used as an attachment point in the front and a simple wedge block in the rear secures the frame. This prevents the pistol from moving ensuring reliability and stable point of aim. The Glock’s back plate located at the slide’s rear is switched out with a modified version enabling a charging handle to project out the KPOS’s left side for slide manipulation when installed in the KPOS. The Glock’s open sights are still accessible, though mounting a red dot or other type of optic is best for extending effective range.

Many will question the utility of employing a pistol cartridge in a shoulder fired weapon. Most engagements happen within a 100 yard range, especially in a civilian setting, with handling and reliability playing more of a factor in quick, reactive engagements than specific caliber used. Less experienced shooters will find the lower recoil pulse and muzzle blast of a pistol caliber fired from the shoulder easier to manage, which often times will translate into better accuracy.

A Glock handgun is transformed into a much more potent package when mated to the KPOS stock. A Glock17 using a Lone Wolf Distributors stainless barrel with threaded muzzle was mounted in the KPOS for this review. One note of importance here that once registered as an SBR, a weapon used with the KPOS is required to stay in this configuration and should not be used in other applications. The KPOS allows the mounting of a suppressor if a user desires. The barrel shroud is easily removed allowing for a suppressor’s diameter. The advantage derived from the Glock KPOS SBR is that effective range and shootability is increased compared to a handgun; thus the PDW reference at the beginning of the article. This is based on the KPOS’s multiple points of contact when interfaced with the shooter. This consists of shoulder, cheek, and hands spread further apart for more stability compared to when handling a handgun.

The KPOS’s rail system maximizes potential with accessories such as an optics, lights, lasers and vertical forward grip. The vertical foregrip has fast become a standard accessory on any rifle or carbine equipped with a forward accessory rail. The increased leverage and control offered by the vertical foregrip aids in weapon manipulation and stability when firing. An Aimpoint H1 and Insight Technology M6x Tactical Laser Illuminator were added to the KPOS’s rails.

The Glock 17 used in conjunction with the KPOS conversion was a proven performer with upwards of 4,000+ rounds fired without issue. Importantly, the Glock maintained its reliability once installed in the KPOS. Installation is accomplished by first turning the KPOS upside down. Towards the back of the stock located near the folding stock hinge point is a pin. Remove this. This allows you to next slide the metal retaining plate out the back. After this, insert the Glock all the way towards the front where there is an interface between the Glock’s dust cover and the KPOS that locks the front of the Glock down. Make sure the Glock’s front dust cover side rails slide into the KPOS unit before turning the locking mechanism located on the side towards the fully engaging the dust cover’s cross slot. If done correctly, the GLOCK should not be able to move at this point. Slide the metal wedge plate up against the Glock’s rear frame and reinsert the pin.

A wide range of 9mm loads were tested including 115gr, 124gr, and 147gr JHP and FMJ loads from Black Hills, CCI, Federal, Hornady, Remington, Winchester, and Wolf. The Glock KPOS SBR was sighted in 1 inch high at 25 yards, which gives an approximate 50 yard zero and 7 inches low at 100 yards trajectory depending on exact ammunition used. This is a flatter trajectory than most would expect. The decision to utilize the threaded Lone Wolf barrel is a nod to future plans to incorporate a suppressor with the Glock KPOS SBR as 147gr 9mm is an obvious choice for use with a suppressor. Range evaluation consisted of a mixture of drills establishing durability, reliability and handling. Firing behind cover, engaging multiple targets, magazine changes, targets at CQB distances to 100 yards, and off-shoulder shooting made up the bulk of these drills. Rounds fired during T&E quickly rose to over 800 with only a few range visits as it was too tempting to keep feeding in the Glock magazines. No failures were experienced no matter how quickly or how many 33-round Glock magazines were fired. This is a credit to both Glock and the KPOS chassis being well designed as to not interfere with the mounted weapon’s functioning. Purposely induced malfunctions were cleared in the same manner as one is accustomed to with a Glock thanks to the side charging handle and operating controls not being compromised with the KPOS stock chassis. A large portion of the Glock slide and ejection portion is not obscured, which further assists in no reliability issues.

The compact size of the Glock KPOS SBR cannot be overstated. A DeSantis DSD shoulder holster rig was tested as one carry method. It is not being represented that the KPOS SBR is a substitute concealed carry weapon in lieu of inside the waistband carry. However, the DSD rig proved a viable carry method under certain conditions. The KPOS chassis with stock folded is smaller than a mini-Uzi and rides under the user’s right arm with multiple 33-round magazines carried under the left arm. Many would favor discrete off body carry of the KPOS SBR in a back pack or attaché/briefcase with another 9mm Glock handgun carried concealed thus offering advantage of same caliber/magazine interchangeability. The availability of proven Glock factory 33-round 9mm magazines is huge advantage for the Glock KPOS platform. The increased capacity represented by the 33-round magazines should not be underestimated compared to other non-9mm calibers within Glock family, not to mention other manufactures as a whole. The KPOS’s folding stock is quick to deploy and sturdy once unfolded in the shooting position. The two-handed grip afforded by the KPOS’s vertical forward grip combined with Aimpoint H1 red dot sight picture is more than adequate reacting to a situation until the stock can be deployed.

In an effort to determine the advantage of mounting a Glock in the KPOS, the Glock that was installed in the KPOS was fired in its pistol configuration at 15, 25 and 50 yards at a plate rack featuring multiple 6-inch round targets. This was an effort to establish a baseline of field accuracy with shooting done standing unsupported. The Glock was then installed in the KPOS and fired in the same format. The accuracy and increased time differential in falling the plates definitely supports the advantages offered with the incorporation of the Aimpoint H1 red dot sight and ability to shoulder the weapon. While plates were successfully engaged at 15 and 25 yards with relatively few misses with the Glock in its original form, 50 yards was challenging with results less than satisfying. The KPOS Glock SBR proved much faster at 15 and 25 yards with 50 yards hits routine thanks to the shoulder stock and red dot sight. The Aimpoint H1 red dot sight assisted in engaging targets at close distances with the red dot easy to pick up rapidly, while at the same time increasing accuracy out to a hundred yards far beyond normal open sight capabilities. Handguns can engage targets at ranges much further than most realize, but this is not the norm and often under pristine conditions with plenty of time to set up. The Glock’s consistent trigger pull, controllable light recoil, firing from a closed bolt, and minimal muzzle blast, further accentuates this accuracy advantage. The muzzle blast differential between a 9mm carbine versus obnoxious rifle muzzle signature is further accentuated in confined spaces such as inside a home if serving in a personal defense role. The old standard touting the advantage of having both a carbine and handgun chambered in the same caliber should not be casually dismissed, especially if an organized logistics chain cannot be counted on. The Glock 19 handgun resting in the holster on your hip can also utilize the 17 or 33-round magazines used with the Glock 17 in the KPOS slung around your neck or resting under your arm in the DeSantis DSD shoulder rig.

Of late, it seems more Glock carbine options are appearing in the market. Few offer the total package of the Mako KPOS in terms of metal manufacturing, folding stock, ease of install/conversion, and Picatinny style rails allowing for easy adaptation of accessories. A pistol caliber carbine can never be compared across the board to a weapon firing a rifle round due to effective range and lethality of the pistol round versus a rifle cartridge. However, a 9mm carbine typified by a KPOS Glock SBR is not a weapon to be ignored. Beyond a doubt the KPOS Glock is much more potent than any handgun due to its increased effective range and shootability thanks to the ability to be fired from the shoulder. The ability to keep a PDW configured like the Glock KPOS will outweigh its limitations in many people’s minds. The KPOS converted Glock is substantially smaller than several other SBR rifles it was compared to consisting of AKSU-74 Krinkov/Suchka, 9mm AR, and SIG556. The KPOS Glock conversion’s portability to effective firepower ratio will trump a rifle’s power for many. The KPOS enhances the Glock handgun into a PDW with effective range over 100 yards via shoulder stability and sight enhancement options with the Picatinny style rails. The KPOS chassis seamlessly integrates the Glock. There is no compromise in handling or reliability with mating the Glock to the KPOS. A user has a just as positive feel with the KPOS conversion as one would with a dedicated PDW or SMG. A survey of the existing market will demonstrate few other matching weapon system options in terms of size, reliability, and capability as the Glock KPOS SBR, especially for the civilian consumer.

Sites of Interest

Mako Group
1 Lenox Ave
Farmingdale, NY 11735
(866) 753-9444
www.makosecurity.com

Aimpoint, Inc
14103 Mariah Court
Chantilly, VA 20151
www.aimpoint.com

DeSantis Holster and Leather Goods
431 Bayview Ave.
Amityville, NY 11701
(800) 424-1236
www.desantisholster.com

Glock
6000 Highlands Pkwy
Smyrna, GA 30082
(770) 432-1202
www.glock.com

Insight Technology
9 Akira Way
Londonderry, NH 03053
(866) 509-2040
www.InsightTechnology.com

Lone Wolf Distributing
57 Shepard Rd.
PO Box 3549
Oldtown, ID 83822
(208) 437-0612
www.lonewolfdist.com