Q! You either love them or hate them, that’s what two options you have when it comes to Q. Well we hope you love them because they are one of the newest brands we stock. Right now on 2/5/24, we have Honey Badgers, The Fix, Mini Fix, and Sugar Weasel on the way! We have muzzle devices like the cherry bomb, whistle tip, and bottle rocket as well as braces and stocks with more arriving soon. A little something for everyone!
https://aimsurplus.com/categories/sort-by-brand/q
I was not lucky enough to go to Shot this year however I did see some really cool items that I am excited for. Here is what I am looking forward to seeing come in
Aero Precisons M4E1 Pro.
The M4E1 Pro lower receiver is the full ambi version of the awesome M4E1. The right-side bolt catch is in a good place and easy to engage. It looks good and it’s Aero quality so I think it will be a hit. I tried to get a good picture of one but nothing official yet and everything I can borrow is not good quality. So screen grabs will do:
Next up, Holosun Iris Laser/Illuminator.
Holosun keeps crushing it and hopefully pushes other brands to lower prices. Their optics in the last 3 years have been fantastic and some of the best in the game. Now their laser stuff is approaching that level. A couple of tweaks here and there and you can have amazing civilian offerings.
Next up is one that’s weird looking but I kinda love it. The Alien Creator from Laugo Arms.
This thing is crazy looking in a good way, it has some really cool features that users requested and a company actually listened!
Decreased grip angle, more towards a 1911 grip. Low profile magazine base pads, an interchangeable top rail so you can compete in carry optics or an iron sight division and you just swap top rails instead of having to unscrew and rezero a bunch. You have a fixed barrel and nonlocking slide for fast cycle time, and super customizable grip panels to really get your custom fit, and then one of the coolest features: the lowest bore axis in the game.
SDS Imports has some cool stuff coming out too, a double stack 1911 and a couple MP5 clones but actually what got my attention is their new shotguns. They are so cool Agency decided to use them as a base for some of their new stuff.
There is so much cool stuff coming out and countless videos from Shot showing all of them but I wanted to just do a quick rundown of some stuff that caught my eye! I cannot wait to see what this year brings.
Time is flying, it is already the second month of the year and we are on to our second giveaway!
This time we are going with something really cool. The SOLGW M489 13.7″ Rifle, pinned and welded with their NOX muzzle device to make it 16″
These things are super super rad. It features their new M89 Drive Lock Rail, enhanced Trigger, and the Vltor A5 buffer system. SOLGW has nothing to hide with its quality builds.
All you have to do to win it?
Like our IG Pages @aimsurplus and @aimsurplus_showroom
Maybe even share it if you are feeling like spreading the gospel.
Down to the wire here! If you have not done it yet, we kept it super simple this time.
Go here: www.youtube.com/aimsurplus
Then comes the extremely hard task.
Click this:
Then you can win this: https://youtu.be/UIhkfqJmOM8
Pretty Simple. What are you waiting for? Go Do It!
We are now going to be stocking Q products!
Right now we have the D-Bags in but on the way are some rad rifles. In transit to us we have honey badgers, mini fix and fix and the sugar weasel!
Accessories are coming in too aka muzzle devices, suppressors and more!
Shot Show Vendor Information List
Built for the range, the new P322-COMP is designed with a list of features that make the P322 platform even more fun to shoot. This pistol is designed with a barrel-mounted compensator for reduced muzzle rise, a slide-mounted racker, a 25-round extended magazine for increased capacity, a ROMEOZero ELITE red dot optic for fast target acquisition as well as a sport takedown lever, and an extended mag release for quicker operation.
A pretty cool little plinker that you can enjoy but also go compete with!
You guys might be familiar with our optic-ready slides for your G19 but did you know we have some cool new colors? The pictures do not do this justice they are super rad and look great, especially on a fresh SCT Frame with some laser work!
HDRs are a spin-off of MREs. They were developed as a means of feeding large populations of displaced persons or refugees under emergency conditions. A single HDR is designed to provide a full day’s sustenance to a moderately malnourished individual (as opposed to MREs, where you need three per day to feed a soldier in the field). HDRs also differ from MREs in that they contain no animal products or by-products so as to be acceptable to a wide range of consumers with religious and dietary restrictions. Each HDR contains 2200 calories.
Humanitarian Rations were implemented in response to customer requests for specific feeding requirements for large groups of people. These rations are packaged such as to withstand extreme environmental conditions and to allow air drops when necessary.
The components are designed to provide a full day’s sustenance to a moderately malnourished individual. In order to provide the widest possible acceptance from a variety of potential consumers with diverse religious and dietary restrictions from around the world, the HDR contains no animal products or animal by-products, except that minimal amounts of dairy products are permitted. Alcohol and alcohol-based ingredients are also banned. The meal bag is similar to the MRE meal bag except that it is a salmon color and it contains graphics demonstrating how
to open the bag and that the contents should be eaten. Again, the shipping container is the same as the MRE, except that it holds ten meal bags and contains markings and graphics specific to the HDR.
The net weight per case is 25 lbs and 1.02 cubic feet, while each pallet weighs 1,237 lbs and is approximately 58.1 cubic feet.
SO you might be asking “What’s in it?”
Since the meal is designed as a complete day’s supply of food, a minimum of two entrees is provided in each meal bag. Complementary components are also included to provide the balance of the daily nutritional requirements that call for not less than 2200 calories, broken down as 10-13% protein, 27-30% fat, and not less than 60% carbohydrates. A spoon and a non-alcohol based moist towelette are the only non-food components in the meal bag.
You’ll see a lot of pictures of HDRs and you may be wondering, “What’s up with the colors? Why are some bags yellow and some bags red (technically salmon)?”
The short answer to that is that during Operation Enduring Freedom in 2001, the United States began airdropping millions of HDRs all over Afghanistan. At the time, the HDRs were yellow. Unfortunately, certain unexploded cluster bomb munitions were also colored yellow (news item here) and there was a concern that encouraging people to go out into fields and pick up the yellow objects might be a bad idea. So in November 2001, the color was changed.
This has you hungry doesn’t it? Well I have some good news for you, you can get some from us right now!
https://aimsurplus.com/products/humanitarian-daily-ration-two-entrees
The giveaway is a little different this time. We are trying to grow our YouTube channel so we figured why not reward people for subscribing! What are we giving out? A Marcolmar CETME-L 16in .223/5.56 Rifle
https://aimsurplus.com/products/marcolmar-cetme-l-5-56×45-223-rifle-grey
All you have to do is have a YouTube account, subscribe to us and you are entered.
