Radetec has been developing LED or LCD counters for firearms for several years now. The company, which is based in Zaragosa, Spain, released a counter for the 1911 pistol a few years back, and have kept on developing more counters since then. The Glock Counter, or called the Radetec Inertial Shooting Counter (RISC), which is getting more attention since the SHOT Show 2019, is already 3 years old, having first revealed by Radetec in 2016.
Earlier this month, the U.S. Army put out a press release that they will begin testing prototypes for the new Army Combat Boots (ACB). The testing will be at three different basic training and active duty installations over the next four months. This will gather feedback for further evaluation and improvement for the new footwear that is planned to be released.
These is the final week of the Voting Period of the 9th Airsoft Players’ Choice Awards. This means that in the next seven days, the finaliststs will have to do their utmost efforts to get the votes out for their categories. This is their last week to make their case why readers of Popular Airsoft and the general airsoft playing communities should vote for them.
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It was the last day of the SHOT Show 2019 and by now what needs to be reported on the airsoft front has been probably reported by now. But not really, as we still have some more to post here that should interest our readers.
A bit fewer reports from the airsoft front right at the SHOT Show 2019 today but there is still something interesting for those looking for a real steel brand having its guns licensed for airsoft use. We’ll get to that later. But today will cover more real steel stuff with some we hope to have airsoft versions soon.
First, here are the headlines from SHOT Show TV for January 24:
More reports coming in from the various airsoft media channels on YouTube from the SHOT Show 2019 floor as it went for the second day. The product announcements made by the airsoft manufacturers on their social media pages have become more real as they are on display at the trade show.
We know you want to hear about these more so here they are:
It’s the first day of the SHOT Show 2019 the massive shooting industry trade show in North America that is hosted by the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF). Yesterday, media representatives were treated to actual hands on shooting of real steel guns at the Industry Day at the Range, but today is really the start of hard work from the exhibit floor.
It’s the SHOT Show 2019 Week and the first day is not really at the Sands Convention Center in Las Vegas but at the Range wherein the representatives of media, whether real steel, airsoft, or the mainstream media, get their chance to shoot the various guns made available by real steel company representatives at the range.
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The star of the show at the 5th Tokyo Marui Festival was the MK46 MOD.0 NGRS (New Generation Recoil Shock) AEG. Whilst the Japanese airsoft company is the leading manufacturer of airsoft guns ever since it introduced the FAMAS AEG in 1991, releasing airsoft models of some of the iconic and popular real world guns, it has never released an airsoft support weapon, which was a wonder by many over the years.