Introducing the Trinity Angled Weaver AR Foregrip... or as I like to call it, "Dear Magpul, Please Shit All Over Us" (or DMPSAOU for short).
I really hope that Trinity knows that Magpul has begun sending out letters to various paintball manufacturers as to the validity of branded Magpul kit used in their lineup. When they get ahold of this, which doesn't even claim to be a Magpul PTS product, a shitstorm of magnanimous proportion will occur. Good luck with that Trinity.
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Do you like You like boobs. You like Multicam. You like Magpul. You like plate carriers covering nothing but bare skin and barely concealing nipples. You like this video:
By now I'm sure you know what this calendar consists of, and you can purchase it right here. Half of the proceeds go to Help for Heroes, an organization supporting veterans.
I think it's hilarious that Crye actually sponsored this, and made genuine Multicam bikinis and curve-hugging "thigh rigs". Bravo. How many of you cringed like I did when the one model kissed the business part of the pistol barrel?
If you're a Canadian tired of having to deal with ITAR restrictions and Chinese made copies when it comes to Magpul equipment, you'll be happy to know that Milsig is now the official Canadian dealer for Magpul PTS gear.
While undeniably nerdy, this low budget ($209.42) fan tribute is a fun and well executed film. It was shot in Minnesota, and its continuation will be released soon.
The Scottsdale Gun Club recently reported that VLTOR has comenced legal action against Magpul (who happen to have a nice new website), over VLTOR's Modstock patent. It would appear that Magpul's ACS stock from their MOE (Magpul Original Equipment) line may not be as original as claimed. The full legal document can be read here.
As a preview to Shot Show 2010, Remington has released a few videos demoing their ACR and MSR. The existence of these firearms is certainly not news, but the computer generated animations in the videos is worth a look.
Magpul does most of the work for me and explains the concept behind their new grip above. An interesting alternative to the standard vertical grip, the idea seems sound to me.
An another note, this is my first time seeing the rail covers in the AFG promotional picture shown above. They appear to be Magpul XTM covers with a texturized surface.
