That is right, we are a dealer now. I did not mistype that.
We have the whole lineup and more!
Check them out, and throw some in your cart!
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Now you may be asking yourself:
Nightforce has built a reputation for excellence over the past three decades, and that trust is earned with every product. Whether you’re shooting at 100 yards or 1,000, Nightforce delivers the kind of reliability and accuracy that shooters demand.
Every Nightforce optic is engineered with cutting-edge technology and craftsmanship. The brand employs state-of-the-art manufacturing techniques, ensuring that each scope performs as expected, no matter how extreme the environment.
These scopes are not just a tool, they are an investment. While they might be priced higher than some other optics, the performance, durability, and clarity they offer justify the price.
Nightforce optics represent the pinnacle of precision engineering, delivering top-tier performance in even the harshest conditions. Whether you’re a professional in need of tactical reliability or a hunter requiring a durable, high-performing optic for your long-range shots, Nightforce offers the technology and craftsmanship to take your shooting to the next level. The combination of exceptional clarity, rugged durability, and precise adjustments makes Nightforce a top choice for serious shooters around the world.
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You know what’s cool? Ported guns. You know what else is cool? Comps on a gun. Do you know what is not as cool? The extra length is added when adding a screw-on comp to your pistola. Sig Sauer said hold my beer and dropped the Macro X. Now you have a comped slide set up on a gun already meant to conceal and you aren’t sacrificing anything to get it. Only downside: it is a Sig. I kid I kid, nothing wrong with them. I just don’t love their triggers so they aren’t for me. Now, a Glock….that’s something I could get behind, but only if someone did something similar for Glocks…. That is where we come in.
The AimSurplus DP Glock 43/43X-compatible slide is crafted from 416 stainless steel with a durable black N3 nitride finish. It features a top window port compatible with AimSurplus ported barrels and dual end ports to reduce muzzle rise. Designed for factory Glock 43 barrels, it fits 43X and 48 frames seamlessly.
This slide is similar in length to the 48. Your barrel ends just before the top ports in the slide and works similarly to the way the P365 X-Macro Slide works.
Wanna see it in action?:
https://youtube.com/shorts/fihgBlHSYa4?feature=share
Wanna buy one?
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Just before exit 29 on 75, if you drive the speed limit like a responsible citizen, you may spot some of the ads we tossed up!
When I am setting up a new rifle, without fail choosing what I want to run for foregrip options is always one of the hardest choices. I always start with my go-to: BCM GUNFIGHTER MOD-3 M-LOK Vertical Grip.
I like it, it’s worked very well for me and always looks good but there is always that “maybe this would be better…” in the back of my mind. Now keep in mind that is just me, just my choices on what I like to run. You could hate them and that’s ok!
When I want to switch to something new it is usually something I like visually, then I toss one in and see how it feels. I recently built an 11.5 that I wanted to keep short and somewhat light for night vision use. I like the Emissary Handbrake Mini.
I was going to run this one but then I remembered we had another one I wanted to try out. This one was different than anything I tend to run, a finger stop/index point that would have kept the weight down and real estate used less. The Arisaka Index Mount.
I liked it, and I liked the look but I didn’t love how it felt because my hands are not big enough to clamp like you would need to do with this setup. I can do it but it’s just not comfy for me. So I moved back to the Emissary. It just feels right, especially with my grip and where the thumb sits in relation to the laser and light buttons.
Now again this is just me but are these two accomplishing anything different than each other? Kinda. Either way, you’re looking to improve your weapon manipulation, and there are multiple ways to do this but I think the main two hot ones right now are : vertical grips and handstops. Both options improve your rifle control, but it really will come down to a personal preference and how you want to use your rifle. How do you make a choice now? I think you gotta just toss an option on and feel it out but there are other factors that could help you choose.
Weight.
For weight savings, handstops are the clear winner. Super small and super light only adding minimal ounces to the setup. Vertical options add more weight but also give you the option for storage sometimes as well as bipods even. There are a couple models of vertical grips that have a deployable bipod inside but you are adding a lot more weight to do so.
Comfort/Controllability
Vertical foregrips offer a bigger real estate for your hand, should your grip be slightly off you can still find it when you need it. This factored into my decision when building a night vision build, reloading is hard when you can not see, and finding the small hand stop is not something I want to add to the mix.
Now going with a handstop you open up a whole bunch of grip options and hand positions to use. Comfort is going to vary from person to person, nobody but you can tell you what is best for you.
Now there is a little legal issue with verticals if you are running a “pistol” setup. You cannot do it on a pistol, if you have an SBR it’s not an issue. Hand stops do not have any impact on this rule along with angled foregrips. Safer to get a hand stop on there and be good to go.
It will always be a personal preference on what you go with, I cannot tell you what you like or what is comfortable with your body type. The best thing I think is to just toss one and see how it feels during dry fire. You may end up switching all your setups when you find something you love.
I can always think of a reason to add another rifle to the collection: maybe it’s Monday so I need a new one, I am an American I want one, It’s sunny outside so I need one. I can go on forever!
We have plenty of budget options in stock and I decided to grab what I thought would be the best buys at the moment. Check it out and then hit the website and toss one in your cart before they are all gone!
From our friends over at Sugar Creek Range:
We are stoked to offer another NV Demo to our community.
Here at Sugar Creek Range, we are offering members and non-members of all age’s the opportunity to see what true night vision is all about. You will have the opportunity to shoot some of our suppressed guns utilizing helmet-mounted night vision with a laser and/or a night vision clip-on unit mounted on a rifle.
You will also be given the opportunity to compete against others by time in our steel target competition we will be held at the event for prizes provided to us from our sponsors below.
Nocturnality Gear based out of Lexington and the team from AIM Surplus based out of Ohio will be with us at the event and are eager to meet you!
Guns, Ammo, and Equipment will be provided.
Please share with your family and friends. We look forward to seeing you here!
EVENT SPONSORS:
T.REX ARMS
AIM Surplus
Nocturnality Gear
We will have a booth with some cool stuff to play around with, including: Demo guns for the SCT barrel options. Ported, JTT, and Stock so you can get hands-on and feel the recoil reduction.
Some lasers from Holosun, Optics to see under IR light and much more!
This past weekend a couple of us took a class with someone we had not worked with before: Jon “Duffy” Dufresne. We have been eyeballing his NightVision Class and decided to jump into this class as it’s only a couple hours’ drive away. Handgun mechanics is a blended course. It is a blend between performance/practical shooting and defensive base shooting. It covers subjects like self-diagnostics, the importance of vision, and helps to push students to a higher level of performance no matter their level. This class is tailored to teach you how to use science, data, and experience to become a more efficient and consistent shooter.
It was a really fun class, great pace so you are constantly working on something or learning something. Lots of fun and joking around, so it’s not a cutthroat “let’s get better and work as hard as you can because if we don’t we die” class. It was a “let’s get better and have some fun while we do it”, a class for your more everyday shooters.
The first day was mostly static and getting some things established that would come into play day 2.
Day 2 was movements and transitions. I brought 1200 rounds and after all the shooting was done, I had only 130 rounds left. Now I did take a break to cool off on day 2 so I didn’t run a couple drills so I think I for sure would have shot all 1200. It was awesome. Duffy is the man. He made the class fun for everyone regardless of experience level. If you have taken pistol class and you are comfortable with it but you want to push it to the next level, this is the class to take.
I want to tell you more about the class but I do not want to give it all away, you gotta take the class yourself.
