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Long has been the plight of shooters searching for an adequate holster for their suppressed handguns. When a holster is found that works for one pistol, it doesn’t necessarily work for another. Enter the HUSH Holster, which stands for Holster Universal Suppressed Handgun.

The ingenious design of the HUSH Holster works best with suppressed handguns but can be used on unsuppressed pistols as well. Employing the TLR1 weapon light and rail to lock the handgun in place, it would be difficult to find a gun with a rail that can’t be used with the HUSH Holster, whether it’s a Glock, FN, HK or Steyr. The holster holds the pistol securely and safely with an easy locking mechanism that can be disengaged for a quick draw.

According to HUSH, the holster has a locking system that interacts with the weapon mounted flashlight and disengages with a finger sweep back away from the trigger. The backward motion of the finger sweep helps avoid confusion when drawing the weapon. The system automatically reengages when the pistol is inserted back into the holster.

The system has undergone extensive testing and is said to perform even under extreme conditions so the end user can use the holster with confidence knowing the pistol won’t fall out or release itself.

The holster has two different models, one is constructed from lightweight carbon fiber-infused Nylon while the other is made from Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) Additive Technologies combined with Vapor fusing, or Nylon 12. Both holster options come in either a right-hand or left-hand draw option for all shooters.

Currently, the holster is available in Black, but other colors will be released in the future. According to reports, the holster comes from HUSH with an OWB (outside the waistband) belt-loop style mount that will work on most standard belt widths (1.5”-2.25”), with adapters available for wider belts. The Carbon Fiber holster has a price tag of $99 while the HUSH MJF has a price tag of $120.

Romeo Hotel Engineering, a small boutique suppressor company, has expanded the offerings for shooters looking for a shotgun suppressor with its Thicc-Boi-12 suppressor which was designed exclusively for the Standard Manufacturing DP-12 pump action shotgun.

Started by Riley Hart, a Design Engineer from Heckler & Koch, Romeo Hotel Engineering was founded to take a different look at firearm design and all the possibilities. The Thicc-Boi-12 shotgun suppressor meets that idea perfectly. According to Romeo Hotel, the company took over two years of research and development to make the Thicc-Boi-12 suppressor.

Thicc-Boi-12 Specifications

• 8.0″ in length
• 2.5″ x 2.5″ silencer body dimensions
• 35 oz. total weight
• User serviceable with DP-12 tool and T-25 Torx bit
• Lifetime Warranty
• TB12 Multi-Tool socket included
• Protective choke tube thread covers included

The shotgun suppressor has a hard coat anodized 7075-T6 black aluminum construction for the suppressor body and lid. The Thicc-Boi-12 adds only eight inches of length to the shotgun and weighs in at 35 ounces. With a boxy design, 2.5” by 2.5”, the suppressor slides over the tubes and is secured to the shotgun with a pair of castle nuts. The suppressor requires a specially designed attachment system that includes a pair of custom-designed 4130 steel black oxide choke tubes that thread into the barrels. That’s right, because of the double barrel design, you must have the choke tubes to securely attach the suppressor.

According to the company, the Thicc-Boi-12 suppressor can handle a variety of shell options including slugs, buckshot, and birdshot. The suppressor reportedly reduces the muzzle report by 10 to 15 Decibels, depending on the ammunition used but the company recommends using subsonic shot shells for the best results.

An additional added feature of the Thicc-Boi-12 suppressor is that it is user-serviceable with the DP-12 tool and a T-25 Torx bit. The suppressor comes with a TB12 Multi-Tool socket, choke tube thread covers as well as a Lifetime Warranty. The Romeo Hotel Engineering Thicc-Boi-12 shotgun suppressor has a price tag of $1,185.75, and all NFA rules apply.

Your rifle’s chassis is its foundation, and without a quality, solid foundation, your gun simply won’t perform at its highest capabilities. If you have a Savage or Ruger American rifle, Kinetic Research Group (KRG) has the aftermarket upgrade you might be looking for. The KRG Bravo chassis system is compatible with those rifles and designed to improve performance, precision, and comfort while shooting. Yes, a good chassis can do all that, and more.

KRG states that the Ruger American Bravo Chassis is AICS magazine compatible and has no add-on bottom metal pieces required. That makes switching over to this chassis system fast and easy. All you will need to get it done is an AICS pattern mag compatible with your caliber and the chassis, of course. Installation involves seating the barreled action into the inlet, torquing the action screws, and checking to be sure it’s securely placed. There’s no need for a pile of tools or a trip to the gunsmith.

This chassis is designed to be ergonomic and economically friendly. Every chassis ships with length of pull spacers and an adjustable cheekpiece so the gun can be fit to the shooter. That means better results down-range, and repeatable ones, at that.

The Savage Bravo Chassis is similarly designed and compatible with short-action Savage rifles. More specifically, the chassis works with Savage SA (4.4-inch/4.275-inch spacing) side bolt release. If you’re installing it on a rifle chambered in .223 Remington or 5.56 NATO, it might require a small mod to the bolt stop so the AICS magazines are functional. Please note the Bravo Chassis isn’t compatible with the Savage Axis.

Features of the chassis systems include:

• AICS magazine compatible for ease of use across platforms.
• Available in black.
• Ships with a spacer kit to adjust the length of pull to the shooter.
• Has an adjustable cheek riser for a snug cheek weld, which improves overall accuracy.
• Made from polymer for lighter weight and to eliminate heat transfer during live fire.
• Mounting holes located at various positions are compatible with L2 Picatinny rail, ARCA Rails, Barrier stops, and more.
• M-LOK compatible slots in the sides and bottom of the forend for the addition of aftermarket accessories.
• Access hole for action mounting screw, making it possible to remove the action taking off the forend (to do this you will need an extended hex).
• Aluminum parts Type III hard anodized for resistance to wear and tear.
• Most fasteners are stainless steel, some with black oxide coating, for greater durability.
• Steel parts salt bath nitrided or stainless steel for longevity and improved long-term performance.

MSRP for the KRG Bravo Chassis is $399.99 for the Savage or Ruger American model.

FAB Defense has given the AR-15 aftermarket buttstock market another option with its tactical GL-CORE Impact stock. With its exposed shock-absorbing spring, this new buttstock has a look that sets it apart from the rest of the market.

The collapsible, durable, and lightweight tactical AR-15 stock is purpose-made to withstand all weather conditions thanks to the fiberglass-reinforced polymer composite construction. To help secure the stock from the rattle, it has two unique anti-rattle pieces that hold the stock tight to the AR-15 tube. Yes, both those pieces come in the box from FAB Defense.

The FAB Defense stock has an exposed spring that is part of the recoil-reducing mechanism. The recoil spring is connected inside the tube and holds the whole mechanism in position. It works when the firearm is shot, like any other AR15, the buffer tube goes back into the stock. But when the buffer tube slides back, the spring part of the GL-CORE Impact buttstock compresses and absorbs the recoil of the system.

According to FAB Defense, the GL-CORE Impact stock is adjustable and has interchangeable buffer tube adapters for use with all AR-15/M4, MIL-SPEC, and commercial buffer tubes. A rubber butt pad and angled toe are on the end of the buttstock to prevent slipping on the shoulder. The pad is shaped to fit on the shoulder better and supposedly increases the maneuverability of the weapon.

The GL-CORE Impact from FAB Defense also features two integral quick-detach rear sling swivel connectors, an inverse positioning lever (so no accidental opening), and an optional integrated cheek weld for an overall compact and sleek design. It is available in Matte Black, Olive Drab Green, and Flat Dark Earth.

The GL-CORE impact buttstock is available with an MSRP of $105, with additional options for $18 for the adjustable cheek rest and $12 for the sling swivel.

If you’re a competition shooter or want to get the best-possible performance out of your rifle at the range, you’re probably always looking for ways to up your game. Did you know that upgrading your rifle’s chassis could make have a major impact on accuracy and precision? All chassis systems are not built the same and it’s important to use a high-quality model. MDT produces their ACC Elite chassis system for serious shooters, enabling them to wring every bit of accuracy possible out of their guns.

The MDT ACC Elite is a purpose-driven system made for one of the most popular platforms out there: The Remington 700 SA. According to the manufacturer, it’s the most advanced competition chassis system on the market. This chassis gives top-tier shooters the ability to run their guns with instinctual point-and-shoot control on a fantastically balanced system. The ACC Elite facilitates rapid target acquisition, improves precision, and provides a durable, well-made 700 SA foundation for your rifle. MDT created this chassis so every element is stiffer, offers greater adjustability, and is beautifully balanced for the ideal melding of shooter and rifle.

This chassis system is an advanced fusion of design and engineering that was designed with top-tier professional shooters in mind. The ACC Elite is assembled from CNC-machined 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum for durability and rigidity with Black, FDE, or Titanium Blue finish.

The system features a longer, wider, and stronger forend with integrated ARCA rail, a taller, adjustable magazine well, improved geometry in the form of the SRS-X Elite Buttstock, and a redesigned Vertical Grip Elite. The Remington 700 SA inlet chassis has an overall weight of 6.1 pounds and an overall length of 37.4 inches.

Features of the MDT ACC Elite chassis system include:

• Full-length ARCA forend with M-LOK slots for easy addition of aftermarket accessories.
• Accessory mounting ports with M-LOK slots to broaden options for placement of accessories.
• Adjustable M-LOK thumb rest on either side of the chassis for improved stability during live fire.
• Integrated wide barrier stop for shooting from stationary objects.
• Magnetic hex key storage is located under cheek rest for easy accessibility for adjustments.
• Ambidextrous, adjustable magazine latch so it can be operated with either hand.
• Adjustable SRS Elite buttstock with quick-release buttons to customize fit to the shooter.
• Adjustable MDT Vertical Grip Elite to place the grip precisely where it best suits your hands and reach.
• QD slings cups on the forend and buttstock for the addition of a sling.
• Pre-installed one-inch buttstock spacer for better length of pull.
• Hole located in trigger guard so the trigger can be adjusted quickly and simply.

This MDT chassis is a fantastic upgrade for any Remington 700 SA. If you want to take your precision shooting to the next level, take a closer look at this chassis system.

MSRP for the MDT ACC Elite chassis system is set at $1599.95.

Mounting a red dot sight to your shotgun doesn’t have to be complicated. The Mossberg 940 Pro Tactical makes it even simpler by shipping with a Holosun micro dot already in place. No searching for an aftermarket mount, no drilling and tapping, no milling; this shotgun is ready to go with a red dot right out of the box. Mossberg designed it with tactical shooting in mind, and it’s a fantastic option for everything from home defense to range time.

Mossberg’s 940 Pro Tactical Holosun Micro Dot Combo is a 12 gauge that comes with an HS407K open reflex optical sight already in place. The gun maker also offers the 940 Pro Tactical, which doesn’t have a red dot mounted but does have a removable cover plate so shooters can place a red dot should they choose to do so. That means you’re covered whether you want to choose your own red dot or have one ready to go.

The company’s optic-ready 940 Pro Tactical is an eight-shot autoloader based on a redesigned, cleaner-running gas-operating system. This semi-auto system is made to run up to 1500 rounds without cleaning. Also, the Tactical has corrosion-resistant internal parts and finishes, including a nickel boron-coated gas piston, magazine tube, hammer, and sear. This is a shotgun that’s made to withstand serious use and deliver serious longevity.

Among its many useful features are an enlarged and beveled loading port, an elongated, pinch-free elevator, and bright orange anodized follower. Easier manipulation is possible thanks to the knurled, extended charging handle and oversized, ergonomic bolt release lever. The extended magazine tube has a 7+1 round capacity using 2.75-inch shells.

The barrel clamp has a sling swivel stud plus dual-sided M-LOK-compatible slots, making it easy to add aftermarket accessories such as weapon-mounted lights. The barrel length is 18.5 inches and features a matte finish with a fiber optic front sight. The barrel is threaded for use with interchangeable AccuChoke choke tubes and a cylinder choke tube is included.

Features of the shotgun include:

• Factory-installed Holosun micro dot.
• Sling studs in place for the easy addition of a sling.
• 7 +1 capacity using 2.75-inch 12 gauge shotshells.
• Fiber optic front sight to draw the eye.
• Stock is user adjustable for length of pull so the gun can be fit to the shooter.
• Bright orange follower so the user can easily see when the tube is empty.
• Drilled and tapped receiver, making it possible to add rail-mounted optics if desired.
• 18.5-inch barrel length, making the gun maneuverable.
• Black synthetic stock.

What do you think, is this shotgun on your must-have list? Tell us what you think in the comment section below.

MSRP for the Mossberg 940 Pro Tactical Holosun Microdot Combo is set at $1333.00.

One of the great things about Glocks is how highly customizable they are. If you’d like to get a Cerakote finish, change out the trigger, or add accessories, the options are practically endless. And if you want to swap your sights out, there are a lot of different aftermarket styles available. Of course, swapping out those sights might seem simple, but if you don’t do it properly you could easily scratch up your gun (or damage the sights before you even get to use them).

XS Sights understands that it’s helpful to have tools for every task, and they produce the Inline Rear Sight Pusher for Glock for just this purpose. With this tool, you can install new sights or make adjustments to existing sights in a secure platform designed for the specific job at hand.

XS Sights offers two possibilities for this particular tool: The DIY Series and GUNSMITH Series. Both designs are easy to operate and speed up the process of working on your Glock. Perhaps most importantly, they can reduce the force needed for installation by up to 50%.

This sight pusher has a unique open-top design so you can visually align and monitor the installation process rather than having your view blocked by the tool itself. It also has a locking wedge feature so the slide can be secured quickly and easily.

Features include a non-marring brass bit to prevent scratching, which is really a must-have, and a built-in centering scale so windage adjustments can be made precisely. The tool has a compact, lightweight footprint, making it easy to keep in your range bag. And if you store it on your workbench, it doesn’t take up too much space.

Both tools are compatible with all Glock generations and models and work with suppressor-height sights, which isn’t something many similar tools do. Best of all, the XS Sights Inline Rear Sight Pusher can be used on guns with red dots installed on the slides without removing the optic.

Inline Rear Sight Pusher for Glock Features

• No pads, springs, or knob tightening. This tool functions simply using basic physics.
• Open-top design makes it a lot easier to watch what you’re doing which speeds up the process.
• Locking wedge secures the slide in place within seconds.
• Compatible with all Glock models and generations so you can have one tool to do them all.
• Works with suppressor-height sights and with red dot sights already installed.
• Makes precise windage adjustments simple to accomplish which translates to improved accuracy during live fire.

DIY Series tool includes:

• Tool life span: 50 to 100 Installations
• Kit includes a semi-professional sight pusher and steel Glock front sight tool
• Fits all Glock OEM and aftermarket slides
• Glock MOS compatible. Install sights with optic mounted on pistol.
• Non-marring brass bit prevents scratching sights or slides
• Built-in centering scale, 1/16th inch scale
• Bolt thread pitch: 1/16th inch; 1.5 Bolt rotations equals 1/16th inch of travel

MSRP for the XS Sights DIY Series is set at $150.00. The Gunsmith Series bundle is set at $304.98.

Aftermarket triggers can be a fantastic way to improve your gun’s accuracy. Timney Triggers is one of the best-known manufacturers of high-quality triggers, and their model line makes it possible to give just about any gun a touch of Timney. For example, their Barrett MRAD replacement trigger is a great example of the company’s dedication to producing stellar parts. Adding a Timney to your MRAD could be just what you need for truly superior results on target.

According to Timney, the Barrett MRAD trigger is designed for the discriminating shooter who demands the utmost performance from their trigger. This trigger is made to be robust and easy to use and is adjustable for pull weight and over travel. Pull weight can be set as low as 1.5 pounds or up to four pounds. That means the trigger pull can be light as a feather or provide a bit more resistance depending on personal preferences.

The company states every part of this single-stage trigger is machined with incredible attention to detail utilizing state-of-the-art technology. With Timney, there are no cutting corners with metal injection molding or stamped old-school parts. They expect superior results from each and every trigger they produce. The Barrett MRAD trigger offers compounded sear leverage, which is one of the ways they get that wider range of pull weight adjustments. Details matter.

Timney Triggers Barrett MRAD Trigger Features

• Compatible with Barrett MRAD.
• Single-stage trigger for greater and simpler control during live fire
• Aluminum alloy housing anodized black for resistance to wear and tear
• Single-cassette, drop-in style trigger for easy installation
• 1.5 pounds to 4.0 pounds adjustable trigger pull weight so it can be customized to the shooter’s preferences
• Tool steel, NP3 coated sear for durability
• Trigger shoe made from tool steel with NP3 coating for longevity and to withstand serious use
• Curved trigger
• Adjustable for over travel, allowing the shooter to create the shooting experience they want for stellar results on target
• Compound sear to facilitate greater pull weight adjustments
• Wire EDM cut sears for precise, high-quality results
• Silver trigger shoe
• Designed to improve trigger control which translates to impressive accuracy

This trigger is designed so it’s fully contained in a single cassette, making it a drop-in style that’s incredibly easy to install. The fact that shooters get such amazing accuracy out of a straightforward installation process just makes the trigger all the more appealing.

It’s a lightweight trigger with an aluminum alloy housing, so it won’t add unnecessary bulk to your gun. Wire-cut EDM sears and NP3 coating on the sears and trigger shoe help make this trigger function beautifully. This trigger offers Timney’s classic glass rod crisp break and short, smooth pull. If you’re interested in improving your performance on the Barrett MRAD, adding this trigger to your gun’s setup is a great way to get it done.

MSRP for the Timney Triggers Barrett MRAD Trigger is set at $399.99.

The optic you mount on your rifle can make or break it. Using the wrong glass can easily lead to things like not having enough adjustment available when you need it, loss of focus at greater distances, and poor light gathering. That’s where the team at Bushnell comes in with the Match Pro ED 5-30×56, a riflescope designed for excellence. This optic is made for dedicated shooters in need of a professional-quality scope, and according to Bushnell, it delivers.

According to Bushnell, this riflescope is the enhanced version of the original Match Pro. The entire scope is optimized to meet the needs of developing and experienced long-range shooters, offering them premium optical performance and a bevy of useful features. The company states this scope can do it all whether it’s used by hardcore rimfire shooters or precision long-range competitors.

This riflescope is built around an ED (Extra-Low Dispersion) Prime 56mm objective with EXO Barrier coating so it’s better able to withstand the elements, and also resistant to wear and tear. The glass is designed to deliver every bit of clarity and sharpness possible without sacrificing other details.

The magnification ratio has been increased in this ED model to provide versatility. It has a range of 5x to 30x with the main tube diameter increased to 34mm diameter in order to realize a 103 MOA elevation range (which is undeniably impressive). The turrets of the scope now lock, which is vital for its ability to maintain zero even when being bumped and jostled, and the elevation turret has an integral Easy Set zero stop. There’s also a two-stage pop-up rev-indicator. Basically, there are endless features offered, each one offering something practical and useful to the optic.

Features of the Match Pro ED 5-30×56 include:

• An expanded magnification range of 5x to 30x for more options while shooting at longer distances.
• Oversized 56mm objective lens for improved light gathering which is especially helpful in low light.
• Large eyebox for a quicker sight picture and rapid target acquisition.
• 34mm tube expands elevation to 30 MRAD of travel and 14.5 MRAD  of windage, helping you shoot better at longer ranges.
• DM2 reticle that’s a 2/10 MRAD tree reticle.
• Illumination with 11 brightness settings so the shooter can choose how bright it is based on the current situation.
• Battery saving feature that automatically shuts illumination off after six hours of run time.
• Turrets are designed for a positive grip, making them easier to turn even under stress.
• 15-yard parallax ability to improve rimfire performance.
• IPX7 Waterproof and fogproof, features that are vital for functioning in the elements.
• Three-position power change lever that can be in left, right, or neutral positions depending on shooter preference.
• A 2.5-Inch sunshade with a 64mm outside diameter and forward internal threads is also included.

MSRP for the Bushnell Match Pro ED 5-30×56 Riflescope is set at $699.99.