SPOTLIGHT
PDS PISTOL Rock River Arms
G2X AND 6PX FLASHLIGHTS
Utilizing a purpose-designed bolt carrier, an adjustable gas piston and an over-the-barrel spring and guide rod arrangement, the Rock River Arms PDS (Piston Driven System) is designed to completely eliminate the traditional recoil system associated with AR-style firearms, making for an extremely versatile weapon platform. The design of the upper receiver and guide rod base prevents gas blow-by to the back of the receiver. The two position adjustable regulator is conveniently positioned on the right side of the regulator housing. Check out,
www.rockriverarms.com.
SHARPSHOOTER FULL SILHOUETTE TARGET Birchwood Casey
The Sharpshooter Full Silhouette Target provides an ideal backdrop for self- defense practice, offering a realistic training experience. The target works with all fi rearms and calibers and is blue on one side and white on the other for excellent visibility in low-light conditions and both indoor and outdoor ranges. Sharpshooter targets are built using a tough corrugated plastic that will absorb hundreds of shots from either pistols or rifl es. Go to
www.birchwoodcasey.com.
COZY PARTNER DeSantis Holster
This new series of LED flashlights is the most affordable SureFire has ever offered. Two flashlights will be available in a single-output tactical configuration, and two with a dual output for general use. The G2X and 6PX Tactical are not groundbreaking in terms of technology. The goal was to keep it simple. The main differences from the G2 LED and 6P LED flashlights that the series is based on are as follows: Mil-Spec Type II anodizing instead of Type III, a polymer reflector instead of machined aluminum, and the head will not be removable. Offered at
www.surefire.com.
1911 EAGLE Iver Johnson Arms
The new 1911 Eagle, with lightrail 45 auto, comes with a variety of features: Picatinny 3-slot rail for light attachment; deluxe matte blue fi nish; fully adjustable rear sight; dovetail front sight; front- and rear-angled serrations; 3-hole trigger; extended slide stop and thumb safety; skeleton hammer with beavertail grip safety; and 8-round magazine. MSRP: $720. Guns available through RSR or contact company/dealer direct,
www.iverjohnsonarms.com.
HARD TACTICAL Kenetrek Boots
DeSantis Gunhide’s new Cozy Partner for the Springfi eld XD9 and the XD40 Sub-compact features a tension device and molding for handgun retention. A memory band retains the holster’s shape for 1-handed re-holstering. The Cozy Partner must be worn with a belt, and a 1-3/4" split belt loop is standard. This holster is available in tan or black unlined leather. Belt loops are not adjustable nor available in smaller sizes. MSRP $70. For details, visit
www.desantisholster.com.
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These new 9" Kenetrek Hard Tactical boots provide excellent support and durability for any duty application requiring a black boot. Hard Tactical offers extra-padded collars along with a flex-notch upper design. The uppers are made with 2.6mm full-grain leather, utilizing a 1-piece vamp design – meaning no stitching at the tongue. Waterproof, breathable Wind-Tex membranes promise to keep feet completely dry, in any weather. Weight: 3.9 lbs per pair. MSRP: $275. To view more, visit
www.kenetrek.com.
AMERICAN HANDGUNNER TACTICAL • 2011 SPECIAL EDITION
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