NON Review newsflash:

THOR GLOBAL DEFENSE GROUP TEAMS UP WITH EDM ARMS
Looking to the Future for Extreme Long Range Shooting Systems

In today’s ever intensifying political climate, demands for higher performance weapon systems are more present than ever. Soldiers require platforms that are easy to maintain and produce accurate and reliable results. THOR Global Defense Group has proudly announced a partnership with EDM Arms for their XM Series .408 rifles.”We have a lot of faith in this system…the numbers and proof are there,” says Larry Knesek, President & CEO of THOR “It’s capable of delivering results for today’s troops in an excellent package”

NEWSFLASH - NONREVIEW:
N-Vision Optics NVAT (Night Vision Adapter for TwistMount™) enables the rifleman to switch between his Aimpoint® 3XMag or Concealed Engagement Unit (CEU) and the AN/PVS-14 night vision monocular in less than 5 seconds with no tools required.
NVAT Adapter allows for the AN/PVS-14 night vision monocular (or compatible) to snap on directly to the Aimpoint® TwistMount™ Base in place of the 3XMag or CEU.
N-Vision Optics NVAT adapter correctly aligns AN/PVS-14 with the Aimpoint® night vision compatible sights (Comp-series) when sights are mounted in the Aimpoint® QRP Ring with Spacer. The adapter will also co-align the AN/PVS-14 with most night vision compatible EOTech sights when they are mounted directly to the upper receiver.
NVAT is compatible with all back-up iron sights and is proudly made in the USA out of the aircraft grade 6061-T6 aluminum and hard coated to the most stringent Mil-Spec requirements (Type 3, Black).

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This is a simple and effective strap for your fancy camera or pair of biznocs. I'm a camera totn' dude, I mostly use it for that. To mount, the strap has 550 cord ends to go through the strap mounts. Since mounts are pretty slim on the cameras, I was thinking "good fucking luck!" at first, however was able to ram the cord on through with some poking effort. This is a security bonus since most straps have little ladders or triglides for mounting which can break or loosen. If I remember correctly, I did have to undo the webbing out of the ladder lock to install on both camera mounts. Once on, the strap is pretty easy and intuitive to use. Just pull the slack to tighten OR pull down and away on the ladder lock to loosen. Thus the user can quickly get a tight fit for rapid business or a loose fit for more relaxed carry.

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The DuoStock has been around for a bit, but I haven't seen a whole lot about it on the nets. My buddies at BreachBangClear got one my way as they use and recommended it. From what I hear, people tend to love or hate this thing. I tried my best to be neutral, but I did see examples where people didn't want to try it based on looks alone. I will have to say it does look a bit dated and could use some more rounded edges. In the end however, it functions as advertised. Although it has the basic features most stocks have such as adjustable length and sling attachment points, the big design spotlight is the curved end.

SPECS:
Steel: Sandvic 13C26 stainless steel with Tungsten DLC coating
Overall Length: 6 in.
Weight: 2.4 oz. (3.4 oz. w/sheath)
• 270 degrees of non-exposed cutting surface
• Carbide glass breaker
• Oxygen tank wrench
• Slip-wrench accept 3/8, 7/16 and ½ in. hex heads
• Jump rated sheath