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The 7.62x39 Masada from Magpul.
This one did not have a trigger
group installed but we took some
pics anyway. The Masada is a
modular platform that can use
an assortment of ammo. In the
7.62x39 configuration it can
use typical AK47 magazines.
It's barrel, trigger group and
bolt
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The Masada side folding stock
folds to the right
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The front end of the Masada
with quad rail
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Both sides of the stock
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A few more pics of the 7.62x39
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A .308 (7.62x51) Masada in tan
/ dark earth / coyote
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A few more shots of this large
Masada
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The FMG9 a folding 9mm that
uses Glock mags
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Looks like a well a rectangle
basically. or with the handle
and light it looks like a camp
light
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Here
is another pic with the handle
and light detached
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Slide the lever back, and the
FMG9 unfolds with springs.
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Open all the way there is a
small forward grip, stock, light
and laser
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The laser is activated with
small tabs on each side of the
top cover that let the shooter
control the laser max inside
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Flip open the top cover for
cleaning and the Glock slide
is visible inside
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Another new item from Magpul
is their back up / flip down
sights. These will be made of
the same glass / nylon polymer
which provide strength and light
weight.
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There is also a front sight
post using the same folding system
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A new stock from Magpul
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Here is a rifle with a bunch
of Magpul accessories
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Another Magpul stock
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The new Magpul rail covers
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Some of the variants of the
Magpul P-Mag
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More versions of the Magpul P-Mag
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More new accessories form Magpul
for the AR. Handguards, and stock
are both new this year
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The new Magpul stock has no
secondary lock, so it is a bit
less cost that the original.
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The new Magpul AR handguards
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The Magpul guys built this cool
go-cart and had it on display
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Blackheart International had
some new AK systems on display
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The BHI SOPMOD AK weapon system
is the modernization of one of
the most reliable rifles in the
world. With its hammer-forged
barrel and stamped receiver we
use only the highest quality
Russian SAIGA AK’s as the
base weapon. Starting with a
Krebs Custom converted SAIGA,
we build up the SOPMOD AK with
the best AK accessories on the
market. These upgrades enable
the AK to accept rail-mounted
optics & accessories. Ergonomic
improvements such as the widened
magazine release lever and the
enhanced selector lever (with
finger tab) allow you to employ
the weapon quicker.
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-Russian
SAIGA 7.62x39mm
-Semi-automatic
-Stamped receiver
-Hammer-forged, chrome-lined barrel
-Vltor 5-position collapsible stock
-SAW style pistol grip
-Widened magazine release lever
-Enhanced selector lever
-Samson Manufacturing free-float aluminum quad-rail for end
-Vortex Flash Eliminator
-Tritium front & rear sights
-Offset / canted vertical grip
-Thermal rubber rail covers
-30 rd Bulgarian polymer waffle magazine
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The end result is a Blackheart
International enhanced battle
rifle with the quality of a Krebs
Custom AK and the reliability
of an AK rifle that enables faster
target acquisition & engagement.
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A few more close ups of the
BHI SBR AK (Krink)
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We stopped by Vltor to check
out the new Fortis pistol. Eric
was busy working with some well
know trainers getting some feedback
on how to improve and modify
gear.
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We took a few pictures of the
Vltor AK accessories
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The Vltor PKM and PKM receiver
was also on display
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The Vltor PKM and PKM receiver
was also on display
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When he had a minute Eric showed
us the Bren Ten and explained
the new Fortis and the reasons
behind starting the project.
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Some of the early prototypes
for the new Vltor Fortis
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The Bren Ten slide and the prototype
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The Bren Ten frame and Fortis
prototype
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Take down is like a 1911 but
with many modifications
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A remote camera for Law Enforcement from
Rincon Robotics
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Waffen Schumacher had their
new StgW. / MP.44 on display.
A very unique piece of history
now available as a 9mm blank
firing replica
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Waffen Schumacher GmbH, is
now importing the ATF approved
blank firing replica MP44.
It will use
9mm blanks in either semi
or full auto. Soon it
will also be offered in .22LR.
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The “first real assault
rifle” used by some
German troops during WWII
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The 9mm magazine fits inside
the original looking magazine
housing
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The 9mm mag locks into place
and can be removed using the
square button at the top, which
is hidden when in place
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Another pic of this interesting
rifle
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An ammo vendor had these AK47
variants pictured on the back
wall of their booth
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A new style Keltec folding stock
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The Keltec looks green to the
eye, but with and without flash,
it looks tan and yellow
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The K-Var booth with their new
SER-107 versions on display
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Arsenal is a major name in the
US AK market
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The Arsenal SER-107 versions
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K-Var was next to the Arsenal
booth
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Many of the K-Var accessories
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Bulgarian AKS74U (Krink) parts
from K-Var
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Sig had many 556 versions on
display
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Sig pistols and the Sig 556
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Some shots of the Kimber booth
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