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KALASHNIKOV USAINROWOVER CONFIDENTIALITY


Vortexawhirlof newgear for2017


U


S optics expertVortex is looking aheadwith


confidence after unveiling its 2017 product range at SHOTShow and intends to showcase it to Europe during the IWAevent in Nuremberg inMarch. Astring of releases kicks off


with the FuryHD10x42 range- finding binoculars,offering the advantages of a high-definition binocular and an angle- compensated rangefinder. Te legendary performance of


theVortexDiamondback scopes have been given a tactical twist too, with exposed tactical turrets and a zero-reset feature,withmodels to fit just about any rifle platform. TeVenomred-dot sight


adds bite to your shootingwith a


3-MOAdot that promotes rapid target acquisitionwhile providing a precise point of aim. It’smade of durable,machined aluminium to helpwithstand the rigours of regular use. HowdoesVortex top its best-


selling tactical riflescope? Itmakes it better,which iswhere the Viper PSTGen II tactical scopes come in.


Upgraded features inside out


take its performance and rock-solid tactical features to newheights, whether for close-rangework or precision long-range shots. Fromprecision long-range


shooting and tactical applications, tomaximising effective range on open-landscape hunts, the Razor HDAMGis the ideal riflescope


for an extremely wide range of shooting scenarios.Vortex reckons it’s the lightest, fully featured, long-range riflescope on the market. Accessories available include its


newHighCountry tripods, said to be smaller, lighter andmore compact than its ProGTand specifically designed for hunting at altitudes,where every ounce counts. Te variable leg angles and flip- lever leg locksmakes set up easy. In addition, check outVortex’s


cantilever quick-releasemounts and flare illuminated bubble level, too.


VortexOptics E: info@vortexoptics.com W:www.vortexoptics.com


• Continued frompage 3 The ongoing actions by


Finish FirstTactical, including misrepresentation,sharing of confidential information and engaging in unfair acts and practices,have resulted in KalashnikovUSAseeking damages against Finish FirstTactical exceeding $1million and dismissal of its initial suit,according to a statement fromthe company. KalashnikovUSAwas setup


aſterUS sanctions againstRussian companies in 2014meant that exports to theUSAdried upso the importerof these guns started a manufacturing facility in its home country. Finish FirstTactical says it


machines components and accessoriesmainly forAR15,M16, M4 platformofweapons for civilian,military, government, law enforcement and competitive shooting customers. Experts say the claimand


counterclaimcases could take months or evenyears to reach a conclusion.


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