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The SAR 2018 Holiday Gift Guide

by SAR Staff
December 1, 2018
in V22N10 (Dec 2018), Archive, Articles, Articles by Issue, Guns & Parts, New Products, Search by Issue, Volume 22
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UNDER $100

SENTRY

SENTRY Glock 17 Compatible Hexmag

Engineered for ultimate strength and reliability, SENTRY blended the use of a stainless-steel skeletonized core over-molded in a clear polymer. These magazines are designed to handle critical situations. A game changing magazine design, SENTRY’s Glock compatible Hexmag magazine line incorporates serrations on the front for rapid indexing, full-round count visibility and true tool-less design.

  • MSRP $21.99
  • HexmagStore.com

AMMO, INC.

Jeff Rann Signature Line, American Hunter Rifle Ammunition

Jeff Rann has been honored as the SCI Professional Hunter of the Year and honored with the Safari Club International’s C.J. McElroy award. As a professional hunter, Rann understands the importance of being able to rely on the first round chambered to produce a clean and ethical harvest. As a result, the American Hunter line has been developed to provide reliable and predictable performance shot after shot. 

Loaded with AccuBond projectiles and match-grade attention to detail, American Hunter is available in the following calibers:

  • .243 Winchester 90gr AccuBond
  • 6.5mm Creedmoor 140gr AccuBond
  • .270 Winchester 130gr AccuBond
  • 7mm Remington Mag. 160gr AccuBond
  • .308 Winchester 150gr AccuBond
  • .30-06 180gr AccuBond
  • .300 Winchester Mag. 180gr AccuBond 

.338 Lapua Mag. 300gr AccuBond

  • MSRP $32–$55
  • ammoinc.com

CHIPOTLE PUBLISHING, LLC

1-Year Subscription to Small Arms Review

The ultimate Small Arms Resource on industry practices, historical archives, new products, legal issues and breaking news. The 10-issue Subscription comes with free online access to articles and content.

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STREAMLIGHT

MicroStream USB Flashlight

The Streamlight MicroStream USB flashlight fits in a pocket or clips to a cap, while offering amazing brightness, long run times and convenient on-the-go charging at any USB port. On the high setting, it provides 250 lumens and a run time of 1.5 hours. On low, it runs for 3.5 hours and delivers 50 lumens. The MicroStream USB uses a lithium ion cell battery that can be recharged via its Micro USB charge port.

  • MSRP $50
  • streamlite.com/dealerlocator

SAFARILAND

Model 578 GLS Pro-Fit Holster

The Model 578 GLS Pro-Fit brings the unique GLS (Grip Lock System) and SafariSeven together in a holster designed to fit a wide variety of guns. The Pro-Fit is customizable and adjusts to securely fit over 225 firearms. The 578 also features the GLS, an innovative technology that automatically secures the weapon when holstered and releases it upon application of the middle finger with a standard shooting grip for a more intuitive and safer release. MSRP $55 safariland.com

COMPLETE TARGET SOLUTIONS

Ground Stand

Complete Target Solutions (CTS Targets) has once again created an upgrade for ranges and recreational or professional shooters. The new Ground Stand from CTS provides a neat and clean design for holding 1×2-inch furring strips commonly used to support paper and cardboard targets.   The fully welded base features legs that are both slim and angled to increase stability while decreasing potential damage from an errant shot. Unlike other designs, CTS’s Ground Stand has true feet and elevated legs to better tolerate the uneven ground commonly encountered at ranges. Legs of the Ground Stand also include staking holes at all four corners to secure the base as needed. On the backside of the Grand Stand are two screw knobs to individually tension furring strips and ensure an even height. MSRP $59.99 ctstargets.com

GROVTEC

Trail Pack Holster

Easily carry your pistol securely and comfortably with the premium quality of the GrovTec Trail Pack Holster. Padded air-mesh shoulder harness and side straps adjust to eliminate movement and distribute weight and fit over bulky jackets. No matter how rigorous the activity, your handgun is securely held and out of the way, yet remains immediately accessible. The weather-proof GrovTec Trail Pack Holster adjusts to fit either beneath or on the outside of jackets and includes belt loops for versatility, magazine pouch and fully adjustable retention strap. The Trail Pack Holster is made of uniquely constructed closed-cell foam with 1000 denier nylon material. Made in the USA.

  • MSRP $74
  • grovtec.com

ULTRADYNE, USA

Pegasus 308

Utilizing advanced imaging and precision instrumentation, Ultradyne engineers have created a great-performing compensator in a tanker-style form factor. Like all Ultradyne muzzle devices, a timing nut is included for easy installation. The Pegasus 308 features ultimate recoil reduction, class-leading performance and is dynamount-ready. Barrel-mounted sight option eliminates sight deflection associated with handguard mounting.

Pegasus 308 | 7.62 Technical Specs

  • Caliber .308 | 7.62 or smaller
  • Barrel Thread 5/8-24 UNEF-2B
  • Material
    • 416 Stainless Steel
    • Salt Bath Nitride Finish
  • Mounting Shrouded Timing Nut
  • Mass
    • Brake Only 162g | 5.7oz
    • Total 189g | 6.7oz
  • Dimensions
    • Length 62mm | 2.43in
    • OD 34.5mm | 1.36in
  • Wrench Flats 1in
  • MSRP $99
  • ultradyneusa.com

AERO PRECISION

M4E1 Lower Receiver      

The M4E1 Lower Receiver features a stylistic design that is packed with additional features to help make your AR-15 builds quick and easy. Machined from a 7075-T6 Aluminum forging, the M4E1 Lower Receiver features a threaded bolt catch, integrated trigger guard, flared magwell, upper receiver tension screw and threaded takedown pin recesses, and it’s compatible with MIL-SPEC AR-15 parts. The M4E1 Lower Receiver delivers billet features at a forged price.

  • MSRP Starting at $99.99
  • aeroprecisionusa.com

VETERANS COMMEMORATIVES

United States Military MA-1 Flight Jacket

Our MA-1 Jacket is personalized to express your patriotism and reflect today’s active lifestyles. Tailored in mid-weight, water-resistant “Gun Metal Black” fabric with many versatile features, including knit collar, cuffs and waistband, high-visibility orange lining, a strong front zipper with storm flap, multiple snap closure pockets and exclusive Conceal Carry option. FREE American flag patch and optional service branch patches available.

  • MSRP $99
  • vetcom.com

VETERANS COMMEMORATIVES

Concealed Carry Soft Shell Vest

This is likely the most comfortable vest you’ll ever wear: Its 3-layer construction is durable, with a lightweight polyester shell for maximum comfort, plus the waterproof, wind resistant, heat retaining features you want. Jacket includes Concealed Carry feature, four interior mag pouches and four exterior zippered pockets for convenient and secure storage. Features duel interior loop panels, FREE military patch and optional holster. Available in Black or Coyote Brown.

  • MSRP $99
  • vetcom.com

$100–$299

AERO PRECISION

ATLAS R-ONE AR-15 Handguard         

The ATLAS R-ONE is the newest addition to the Aero Precision Handguard lineup. Machined from 6061-T6 Aluminum, the R-ONE line of handguards feature a full top Picatinny rail, an extremely thin profile and our proprietary ATLAS attachment system. This durable and dependable mounting platform maintains the slim profile while providing the strength and stability customers have grown to love from Aero Precision handguards. The R-ONE handguards range from 5.12 ounces to 9.07 ounces in weight.

  • MSRP Starting at $119.99
  • aeroprecisionusa.com

TIMNEY TRIGGERS

Browning X-Bolt Replacement Trigger

The Timney replacement trigger for the Browning X-Bolt rifle is a single-stage trigger with a pull weight adjustment from 1 ½–4 pounds. The trigger and sear are precision-machined, heat-treated steel that are carbo-nitrite-coated and contained in an anodized lightweight alloy housing for a lifetime of reliability and unmatched durability. The trigger is completely adjustable. The Timney replacement trigger does not lock the bolt.

  • MSRP $174.95 
  • timneytriggers.com

SENTRY

SENTINEL Range Bag–Multi Gun

The SENTINEL Range Bag–Multi Gun is made from heavy-duty 600 Denier tear-resistant fabric, and the padded main compartment has a dual-zippered panel for easy access and 2,200 cubic inches of storage. Modular dual dividers allow for easy customization. Three external pockets provide additional storage capacity. The main pocket includes hook and loop panel, elastic retention ports and mesh pockets. The padded mat on back hides storage for cleaning kits and can be removed for use as a range mat.

  • MSRP $179.99
  • HexmagStore.com

TIMNEY TRIGGERS

Tikka T3 Replacement Trigger

The Timney replacement trigger for the Tikka T3 rifle is the latest in the Timney two-stage series featuring a pull weight that is factory calibrated for an 8-ounce to 1-pound first stage and a 1-pound to 2.5-pound second stage. Both stages are completely adjustable. The trigger and sear are precision-machined, heat-treated steel that are carbo-nitrite coated and contained in an anodized lightweight alloy housing for a lifetime of reliability and unmatched durability.

  • MSRP $194.95
  • timneytriggers.com

CMMG

AR-15, RipsStock Compact Stock Assembly (5-position)

RipsStock is a revolutionary, retractable buttstock engineered for lightning-fast deployment to your personal setting. With our Fastback Technology, you simply pull straight back to extend the stock. No locking tabs to bind. P3 Technology (Personal Position Preset) allows you to adjust the indexing screw and to set your own preset.

  • MSRP $199.95
  • cmmg.com

NIKON SPORT OPTICS

P Tactical Superdot

A crisp 2 MOA dot with Nikon’s “TRUCOLOR” technology. All red dots have a bluish tint to their glass; Nikon has groundbreaking technology that gives you a crystal clear image with no color distortion. IPX7 Waterproof and shockproof construction make this an ideal red dot for your favorite AR or shotgun.

  • MSRP $199.95
  • nikonsportoptics.com

STREAMLIGHT

TLR-7

Extraordinarily lightweight, Streamlight’s TLR-7 delivers 500 lumens with a run time of 1.5 hours for a range of tactical uses. Designed to securely fit a broad range of full-size and compact weapons, the light is powered by a single 3 Volt CR123A lithium battery. The TLR-7 features an ambidextrous multi-function switch, allowing for either constant or momentary on. The “safe off” feature prevents accidental activation, saving battery power.

  • MSRP $215
  • streamlite.com/dealerlocator

SKB CASES

3i-2011-7B-M iSeries 6 Handgun Case

This waterproof, military-grade 3i-2011-7B-M iSeries 6 Case features a custom cut, high-density foam interior for six handguns and 12 magazines, as well as easy-to-operate trigger latches, multiple padlock loops, wheels and a pull handle for easy towing. This case is proudly made in the USA and comes standard with an unconditional lifetime warranty.

  • MSRP $229.99
  • skbcases.com

SIGHTMARK

Sightmark RAM Series Ultra Shot M-Spec Reflex Sights

Sightmark’s RAM Series Ultra Shot M-Spec Reflex Sight promises razor-sharp clarity, seriously rugged reliability and performance at any light level. The shock-proof Ultra Shot M-Spec is recoil-rated up to .50-cal BMG and features digital controls; motion-sending on/off; auto shut-off; long battery life; IP68 waterproof, dustproof construction; parallax-corrected, anti-reflective, scratch-resistant glass; red circle-dot reticle with adjustable brightness, including night vision compatible; patent-pending, integrated sunshade; and a lifetime warranty. Available with a fixed or locking-QD Picatinny mount.

  • MSRP $239.99–$299
  • sightmark.com

SKB CASES

3i-3614-AR iSeries AR Case

The waterproof, military-grade 3i-3614-AR iSeries AR Case features a custom cut, high-density foam interior that’s perfect for shorter tactical rifles. Six separate cavities provide secure organization for an AR and accessories, with adjustable pull-out foam plugs to accommodate overall rifle lengths up to 35 inches. The area around the scope also has adjustable pull-out foam plugs to accommodate various scope sizes. This case is proudly made in the USA and comes standard with an unconditional lifetime warranty.

  • MSRP $259.99
  • skbcases.com

SPYDERCO

Shaman

One of the most formidable cutting tools Spyderco has ever produced, the Shaman features a CPM S30V stainless steel blade with a very high saber grind for outstanding geometry and an acute point. Its exceptionally ergonomic handle is built with full skeletonized stainless steel liners and contoured matte-finished G-10 scales. The Shaman is available with either PlainEdge or fully serrated SpyderEdge and either a tumbled finish or black Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) blade coating.

MSRP $279.95

spyderco.com

SAFARILAND

Liberator HP

The Liberator HP headset is the next generation in electronic hearing protection and provides enhanced hearing protection in all environments, such as protection from impulse/gunfire noise and high-decibel, constant background audio, while advanced sound localization provides maximum situational awareness and sound detection. Glass polymer injection-molded ear cups provide excellent durability.

  • MSRP $299
  • safariland.com

$300–$599

SPYDERCO

Lil’ Sub Hilt

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Designed by renowned custom knife maker Butch Vallotton, the Lil’ Sub-Hilt features a beautifully crafted handle constructed with full skeletonized stainless steel liners and stainless steel bolsters. They are paired with contoured, polished G-10 scales and matching G-10 inlays. The blade is painstakingly crafted from CPM S30V stainless steel and features hollow-ground main bevels with contrasting flat-ground tip bevels for a superior balance of edge geometry and point strength. Ideal for everyday carry.

  • MSRP $309.95
  • spyderco.com

SIGHTMARK

Citadel 1-6×24 CR1 Riflescope

When it comes to affordable, premium-performing optic versatility, Sightmark’s Citadel 1-6×24 CR1 Riflescope definitely stands out in a crowd. With a magnification range of 1-6; red-illuminated, second-focal-plane; CR1 reticle with 11 brightness settings; capped low-profile turrets with ½-MOA per click adjustability; fully multi-coated glass; rugged 30mm tube; IP68 waterproof, dustproof, shockproof fogproof and nitrogen-purged construction; and a lifetime warranty, there isn’t much this premium performing riflescope can’t handle, near or far.

  • MSRP $359.99
  • sightmark.com

NIKON SPORT OPTICS

MONARCH 3000 STABILIZED

The MONARCH 3000 STABILIZED is the only rangefinder in the world with image stabilization. The days of using a tripod or a tree to lean against are over. With 3000-yard ranging capability, slope compensation, hyper-read technology and Nikon glass, this is the last rangefinder you will ever need.

  • MSRP $419.95
  • nikonsportoptics.com

$600–$999

TRIJICON, INC.

Trijicon Green MRO

The Trijicon MRO w/green dot continues the legendary dependability of the MRO and features an adjustable 2.0 MOA green dot. The exceptional lens clarity allows the dot to stand out against targets and backgrounds. The human eye is more sensitive to green, making this version of the MRO especially effective for fast target acquisition in low light. All MRO sights have ambidextrous brightness controls, sub-flush adjusters and a fully sealed, waterproof, hard anodized forged housing.

  • MSRP $613–$749
  • trijicon.com

HURRICANE BUTTERFLY

Typhoon 12

The Typhoon 12 is a 12-gauge firearm with an 8.5-inch barrel, AR pistol grip and 5-round detachable box magazine. In this configuration, the firearm transfers as a Title 1 firearm and features the SB Tactical SBL or SBM4 brace. No tax stamp required, no NFA wait times. Additional polymer and steel magazines available.

  • MSRP $750
  • info@hurricanebutterfly.net

OVER $1,000

AZ FIREARMS

Colt Mark IV Series 70 1911 Semi Auto Pistol in .45 ACP

Exclusive Lew Horton Distributing Custom Elite Edition Colt includes a high polished slide, parts and frame, jeweled hammer and barrel, allowing 60-percent coverage of slide with American Scroll hand-engraved on both sides and rear panels as well as both sides of the frame. Exceptional, one-of-a-kind wood and composite grip panels complete this unique edition. An heirloom quality masterwork that will be coveted for generations.

  • MSRP $2449.95
  • AZFirearms.com

TRIJICON, ELECTRO OPTICS

Trijicon REAP-IR

The Trijicon REAP-IR is offered in a number of magnification options including 35mm effective focal length (EFL) variants (2.5x base optical magnification); new 60mm EFL (4.5x base optical magnification) and 20mm EFL (1.5x base optical magnification) configurations.

A simplified “Easy Zero Method” makes sighting in the new REAP-IR easier and more intuitive to use. The new main housing includes an integrated Picatinny rail interface and a top-loading battery compartment with an easy-to-use thumbscrew.

  • MSRP $6999–$9499
  • trijiconeo.com

This article first appeared in Small Arms Review V22N10 (December 2018)

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