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Hammerhead Rifle Tool – updated

Militarymoron — Sat, 07 Aug 2010 02:51:49 +0000

Listening to customer input, HammerHead Rifle Tool has updated their tool with added features and utility. Like the Gen I tool, the Gen II Hammerhead Rifle tool is a multi-purpose tool designed primarily as an M4/AR-15 carbine castle nut wrench, which makes that job a whole lot easier. The Gen II replaces the Gen I tool, and also comes in two variants – and armourer’s model made of 1095 steel and a lightweight field deployment model made of 6AL-4V titanium.

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Gear Sector Light Mounts

Militarymoron — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 18:13:23 +0000

The Offset Flashlight mounts from Gear Sector share the same base platform as their Rail Sling Mounts, with their curved cross section and ergonomic design. They’re designed for optimal placement of a weapon light and can be installed in any of eight different positions to suit most shooting styles and grip configurations.

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Vltor Weapons Systems A5 Buffer & Recoil System

Militarymoron — Sun, 13 Jun 2010 23:41:18 +0000

The Vltor Weapons Systems A5 Buffer & Recoil System was developed for the specific needs of U.S. Military users of the M16A4 rifle (or AR-15’s with rifle-length gas systems). The A5 system provides the functionality of a collapsible stock while maintaining rifle-length buffer system reliability. It includes a newly designed buffer and receiver extension.

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Gear Sector Rail Mount Hand Stop

Militarymoron — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 02:23:09 +0000

The Rail Mount Hand Stop from Gear Sector is used for improving weapon purchase and control by providing a ’stops’ for the hand on the handguard, which aid in pulling the rifle into the shoulder or driving the gun, depending on how they’re mounted. They provide a consistent index on the handguard when using rail mounted accessories, like flashlights.

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Battle Arms Development – Ambidextrous Safety Selector

Militarymoron — Sun, 30 May 2010 16:37:06 +0000

After more than a year of development, testing and refinement, the Battle Arms Development – Ambidextrous Safety Selector (or ‘BAD-ASS’) has finally been released, which is very exciting for me as a left-handed user of the AR-15. The BAD-ASS is user-configurable and addresses the issue of lever interference with the trigger hand when rotating the lever from ’safe’ to ‘fire’. The BAD-ASS is designed for both left and right handed shooters who believe that ambidextrous controls on a weapon are an advantage, and allow the user to operate the weapon as efficiently as possible no matter which side they’re firing from.

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Gear Sector Sling Rail Mounts

Militarymoron — Sat, 15 May 2010 15:05:55 +0000

Gear Sector, which specializes in weapon slings and accessories, offers a line of picatinny rail mounts as front attach points for slings. Their rail mounts are designed with an ergonomic contour that mates with most rail panels on the market for uninterrupted rail space.

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Hammerhead Rifle Tool

Militarymoron — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 01:39:40 +0000

Many of us who tinker with the AR-15/M4 family of weapons have dealt with difficult castle nut removal when changing out the retractable stock receiver extension/buffer tube. The HammerHead Rifle Tool is a multi-purpose tool designed primarily as an M4/AR-15 carbine castle nut wrench, which makes that job a whole lot easier. It comes in two variants – and armourer’s model made of 1095 steel and a lightweight field deployment model made of 6AL-4V titanium.

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LaRue LT- 105 & TA44SR-10

Militarymoron — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 03:41:53 +0000

LaRue’s LT-105 Compact ACOG Mount is made for Trijicon’s compact ACOGs that utilize the carry handle mount with single screw. It’s been out for quite a while, but I didn’t have the occasion to use one as I didn’t have a compact ACOG, until now. The TA44SR-10 is one of the latest compact models from Trijicon, and also the smallest and lightest to date.

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