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– The Gum Creek vehicle handgun mounts looked intriguing because they require no mods to the vehicle in order to install. – SRM showed off the 12/16 and I finally got to rotate and remove the tubes – it is easy to operate once you get a little familiarity with the system. – If you’re really a tacticool person, you would have liked the Muzzle Shot (tactical shot glasses). – Also in the interesting gadgets department was the Ammo Counter from Radetec – an LED display that indicates remaining round count (grip replacement) – available for Beretta 92FS, 1911, and AR-15. They claim unlock in 0.2 seconds and MSRP is $299. – Kodiak promoted the Intelligun system for 1911’s, basically a biometric (aftermarket grip) locking system that only allows you to operate your gun. – My Case Builder allows you to build custom foam gun cases with an online tool. – Lots of vendors selling hearing protection electronic was the big thing. I’ll probably have to buy a pair and post a review. The one I had not seen before was the CCW Breakaway pants (they come in Khakis, Cargos, and Jeans). – Concealed carry clothing and accessories were available at the store, most of which we’e all familiar with. – Vertex showed off a new pattern for their tactical clothing. – Several companies offered legal defense services, US Law Shield (basically Texas Law Shield with the multi-state option), Armed Citizen Legal Defense Network, and Second Call Defense.

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– There were a variety of training cartridge manufacturers – Simunition seemed to be the most popular (lead and heavy-metal free marker rounds).

There is a video I need to search through my bookmarks and post later. The 10mm CZ-97B concept is intriguing – no indication if it will become an actual product (just a concept gun now). I spent more time looking at the P-09 Duty. 22LR, black Monte Carlo stock, blued metal parts. – CZ just added a Tacticool rifle (that’s their name) – the CZ 445 Tacticool. – Viridian had their lasers on display, but the coolest item was the holster system that remembers your laser and light settings and automatically sets them on draw. 45ACP training cartridges when I walked by. – LaserLyte was out in force with the training cartridges and training systems on display. – ERGO Grip showed off their patriot rail covers – show special $10/pair. – ATI pushed the Raven stock for Benelli. – HAVA (Honored American Veterans Afield) is looking for individual and corporate sponsors –. – In addition to an impressive display of argues, AirForce showed off its Sound-Loc noise reduction kit. – The Henry Golden Boy Firefighter Tribute edition in. – Bushmaster’s Predator and Varminter rifles (and maybe a couple others) now sport Mapgul MOE stocks w/sling loop, and replaceable butt pad w/storage compartment. – AmmoToGo handed out free t-shirts but no free ammo. – Project Appleseed (sponsored by Revolutionary War Veterans Association) promoted marksmanship clinics and the role marksmanship played in the country’s heritage. – Brownells Gun Techs were on hand to answer questions. The Navy Seal Foundation 1911 Talo Edition was on display.

They also promoted less-than-lethal SD products (like Tornado sprays) and gear. Demonstrated on Guide Gun (left-handed model in. – Ruger promoted new muzzle break system – replaceable with a muzzle weight. The first set of notes can be found here. Please feel free to post a comment to cover stuff I missed. This post completes my notes and observations across the floor over two days. The entire photo collection is up on Flickr.

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You also have an option of getting a custom one from one of the guys in the Glock Talk Classifieds for a lower cost than the Crossbreed and search the forums as many have good reviews but I dont know if they have a trial period like Crossbreed. Many, including me can attest that sometimes it will take a few misses before you find a hit and we've spent money on holsters we'll never wear again. Small of back, right/left hip, between the small of back and right/left hip, etc. Just put it inside your was band, (safety first always unloaded when testing this) and move it around your waist to see what position would be fit you. What you can do is, use a unloaded gun and test it without a holster with some of your clothes and see how much the handle will print/show/bulge. The Crossbreed gives about a 2 week trial period from date of arrival so if you dont like it return it and eat the shipping but thats a minimal cost to trying it out. There are times I have to switch to a G26 for deeper conceal times. I am slimmer and shorter than you and I carried the G23C and currently G19C in the Supertuck and for the most part it doesnt show.

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