Author: Tony Grist
AXL Advanced Releases Micro Harness for Spiritus Systems LV-119 The LV-119 Micro Harness is designed to integrate directly to the interior grid panel of the popular Spiritus Systems LV-119 plate carrier. Key Features: Added comfort and stability especially under heavier loads. Increased Airflow as the rear plate is lifted off the back of the user. Side mounting for radios and other essential equipment, freeing up space on the back panel or assault pack system. Loop covered mounting grid to allow for the AXL Cummerbund Retro Fit Kit, this makes installing the AXL Equinox Cummerbund a breeze. Able to use elastic…
Everyone’s talking about drone warfare these days—from the Secretary of Defense down to state and local Police and Emergency Departments. Why? Because drones are no longer a niche tool or technology, they are fundamentally reshaping operations not just in warfare, but law enforcement, emergency management, and search and rescue operations. And that’s where Christian Väth, Markus Reisner, Kaj-Gunnar Sievert, Carsten Dombrowski, Kristóf Nagy, Christian Väth, Lawrence Holmsworth, and others from SpartanAT. Drones have dramatically changed Military, LE, and SAR Operations – Learn How! Warfare Precision & Affordability: Drones enable precision strikes, surveillance, and intelligence gathering at much lower costs than…
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Christopher Reeves Appointed Vice President of Special Projects for CMC Triggers Corp and San Tan Tactical Fort Worth, TX – CMC Triggers Corp and San Tan Tactical are proud to announce the appointment of Christopher Reeves as Vice President of Special Projects. Reeves, a decorated U.S. Army veteran and the Founder TRIARC Systems, brings a wealth of operational, product development, and law enforcement sales expertise to his new role. Psalm 90:17 With a fervent interest in American war and weapons history, Reeves founded TRIARC Systems in 2013, where he led the company to prominence in the precision firearms market. Having…
President Donald Trump met Monday with President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine and seven other European leaders to discuss a potential settlement for ending the Russia–Ukraine war. The summit follows Trump’s meeting with Russia’s President Vladimir Putin in Alaska last Friday, and potentially sets the stage for direct talks between the U.S., Ukraine, and Russia over a future peace. Subscribe Today Get daily emails in your inbox One result of the summit was an agreement to proceed to further talks between Russia and Ukraine. According to Trump, the next step will be a bilateral meeting between Zelensky and Putin—which…
Sneak Peek – Spectre ISR Rail System Coming in October, the Spectre ISR Rail System from ArmorForge. A next-generation DMLS rail platform purpose-built for the Sig Rattler MCX and LT series, engineered for clandestine special operations and extreme suppressor use. Launch: October 2025 for Sig Rattler MCX 5.5”, followed by LT-compatible systems. Technical Highlights: •Precision Additive + Subtractive Manufacturing – DMLS titanium (TI-64) frame, finish-machined to aerospace tolerances. •Proprietary Nano-Coatings – Reduces thermal transfer and resists environmental degradation. •Suppressor-Optimized Geometry – Accommodates suppressors up to 1.85” diameter without compromising rail integrity purpose built for next-gen scalable options •Enhanced SURG Performance…
Radical Defense Unveils BAD-M2 for the M2A1 .50 Cal Machine Gun The BAD-M2 (Blast Attenuation Device for the M2A1) is Radical Defense’s latest suppressor engineered specifically for the M2A1 .50 caliber machine gun. Building on the demonstrated performance of the BAD-21, Radical Defense has streamlined the design, simplifying the 50 FVS architecture by removing the Venturi sleeve, reinforcing the internal structure, and trimming weight by 9 ounces, all while reducing the overall profile. The result: a lighter, stronger, and more effective system for the warfighter. 50 FVS (top) compared to BAD-M2 (bottom) Mission-Driven BOP Reduction Developed first and foremost to…
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. — To ease physical, cognitive and logistical burdens on Soldiers, the Army is transitioning to a family of standard batteries — for systems ranging from night-vision goggles to radios, GPS devices, weapons and more — in an effort led by Army research and industry collaboration. The Army’s Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Cyber, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C5ISR) Center is working across industry and several DoD organizations to more rapidly integrate these batteries with Solider-worn and -carried devices, bringing interoperability and ease of use to the battlefield. Prototypes addressing these demands are moving toward full-scale industrial production.…
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