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Indian snipers will be using these two new rifles to guard their border with Pakistan
These new rifles are just the latest in a massive re-armament program that will see the Indian military consolidating their extraordinarily diverse small arms arsenals into a select number of common weapons that will be standard issue throughout conventional infantry units.
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IFG is giving CZ a run for its money with the Defiant Stock I pistol for competitive shooters
IFG Introduces the versatile Defiant Stock I pistol—a competition handgun and so much more.
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This military-grade paracord keychain can hold up to 550 lbs
Weighing in at just 2.1 oz, this emergency keychain is incredibly lightweight.
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Keep an eye on snooping bad guys with this home security bundle
The Loocam 1080p HD Security Cameras are optimized for providing the ultimate home safety experience.
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Now all Desert Eagle pistols will be made in the USA
Besides offering the basic black finish 6-inch Desert Eagle Pistol, Magnum Research has developed a lineup of Desert Eagle Pistols in a number of distinctive and appealing finishes.
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Pulsar wants you to keep your power handy
The new Pulsar BPS 3xAA Battery Holder (PL79119) is a backup that allows you to use 3 AA batteries to power your unit by simply replacing your Pulsar b-pack with the new battery holder.
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Galco Tuck-N-Go 2.0 for TASER Pulse & Pulse+
The new Galco Gunleather TASER Pulse+ is the first TASER consumer product to incorporate Noonlight’s new Bluetooth plugin technology that can notify emergency services when the TASER device is deployed.
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Special ops snipers will soon shoot this new rifle that can fire three different calibers
The Advanced Sniper Rifle replaces the Precision Sniper Rifle program.
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Aimpoint to provide controls for the Carl Gustaf
Aimpoint has been contracted to supply fire control systems for the new lightweight M3-E1 Carl Gustaf.
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Army wants its Next Generation rifle ASAP, but it still has to buy a bunch of M4s to keep soldiers shooting
There won’t be enough next-gen weapons for everyone. Not yet.
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Indian snipers will be using these two new rifles to guard their border with Pakistan
These new rifles are just the latest in a massive re-armament program that will see the Indian military consolidating their extraordinarily diverse small arms arsenals into a select number of common weapons that will be standard issue throughout conventional infantry units.
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IFG is giving CZ a run for its money with the Defiant Stock I pistol for competitive shooters
IFG Introduces the versatile Defiant Stock I pistol—a competition handgun and so much more.
-
This military-grade paracord keychain can hold up to 550 lbs
Weighing in at just 2.1 oz, this emergency keychain is incredibly lightweight.
-
Keep an eye on snooping bad guys with this home security bundle
The Loocam 1080p HD Security Cameras are optimized for providing the ultimate home safety experience.
-
Now all Desert Eagle pistols will be made in the USA
Besides offering the basic black finish 6-inch Desert Eagle Pistol, Magnum Research has developed a lineup of Desert Eagle Pistols in a number of distinctive and appealing finishes.
-
Pulsar wants you to keep your power handy
The new Pulsar BPS 3xAA Battery Holder (PL79119) is a backup that allows you to use 3 AA batteries to power your unit by simply replacing your Pulsar b-pack with the new battery holder.
-
Galco Tuck-N-Go 2.0 for TASER Pulse & Pulse+
The new Galco Gunleather TASER Pulse+ is the first TASER consumer product to incorporate Noonlight’s new Bluetooth plugin technology that can notify emergency services when the TASER device is deployed.
-
Special ops snipers will soon shoot this new rifle that can fire three different calibers
The Advanced Sniper Rifle replaces the Precision Sniper Rifle program.
-
Aimpoint to provide controls for the Carl Gustaf
Aimpoint has been contracted to supply fire control systems for the new lightweight M3-E1 Carl Gustaf.
-
Army wants its Next Generation rifle ASAP, but it still has to buy a bunch of M4s to keep soldiers shooting
There won’t be enough next-gen weapons for everyone. Not yet.
-
Indian snipers will be using these two new rifles to guard their border with Pakistan
These new rifles are just the latest in a massive re-armament program that will see the Indian military consolidating their extraordinarily diverse small arms arsenals into a select number of common weapons that will be standard issue throughout conventional infantry units.
-
IFG is giving CZ a run for its money with the Defiant Stock I pistol for competitive shooters
IFG Introduces the versatile Defiant Stock I pistol—a competition handgun and so much more.
-
This military-grade paracord keychain can hold up to 550 lbs
Weighing in at just 2.1 oz, this emergency keychain is incredibly lightweight.
-
Keep an eye on snooping bad guys with this home security bundle
The Loocam 1080p HD Security Cameras are optimized for providing the ultimate home safety experience.
-
Now all Desert Eagle pistols will be made in the USA
Besides offering the basic black finish 6-inch Desert Eagle Pistol, Magnum Research has developed a lineup of Desert Eagle Pistols in a number of distinctive and appealing finishes.
-
Pulsar wants you to keep your power handy
The new Pulsar BPS 3xAA Battery Holder (PL79119) is a backup that allows you to use 3 AA batteries to power your unit by simply replacing your Pulsar b-pack with the new battery holder.
-
Galco Tuck-N-Go 2.0 for TASER Pulse & Pulse+
The new Galco Gunleather TASER Pulse+ is the first TASER consumer product to incorporate Noonlight’s new Bluetooth plugin technology that can notify emergency services when the TASER device is deployed.
-
Special ops snipers will soon shoot this new rifle that can fire three different calibers
The Advanced Sniper Rifle replaces the Precision Sniper Rifle program.
-
Aimpoint to provide controls for the Carl Gustaf
Aimpoint has been contracted to supply fire control systems for the new lightweight M3-E1 Carl Gustaf.
-
Army wants its Next Generation rifle ASAP, but it still has to buy a bunch of M4s to keep soldiers shooting
There won’t be enough next-gen weapons for everyone. Not yet.













