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New product is the Dome Light. A fully articulated and positional locking system for helmets. Using a sphere on a standoff to permit a wide array of options when it comes to illumination.

Walther P22 optic plates for the common old style slides with the rear sight loop configuration. Solves the mounting problem that everyone runs in to for this style. It works great! Just made a batch, give us a call.

Short barreled, closed bolt .300 Blackout built for increased magazine capacity and maximum signature reduction…. and it does not disappoint.
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Short barreled, closed bolt .300 Blackout built for increased magazine capacity and maximum signature reduction…. and it does not disappoint.
_____________________________

@liberty_precision_machine
@midwestindustries
@bobroengineering
@pylonsyndicate
@ritonoptics

Short barreled, closed bolt .300 Blackout built for increased magazine capacity and maximum signature reduction…. and it does not disappoint.
_____________________________

@liberty_precision_machine
@midwestindustries
@bobroengineering
@pylonsyndicate
@ritonoptics

Short barreled, closed bolt .300 Blackout built for increased magazine capacity and maximum signature reduction…. and it does not disappoint.
_____________________________

@liberty_precision_machine
@midwestindustries
@bobroengineering
@pylonsyndicate
@ritonoptics

Tool changer dropping tools for no reason. Most likely a bad wire. We hope it's this easy.

KOFN system followup explains some more applications. If you have any input or use ideas let us know in the comments.

Quick explanation of the KOFN system. Many uses, returns to zero and is super strong. I am just going through the basic mechanical principles of the system here. Hopefully I explained it good enough so that you understand how it works.

Just assembled another batch of our Mlok QD flashlight mounts. Back in stock on our site.

Cutting components. Running a spot drill before punching holes. Using carbide drills keeps everything straight.

More LRF mount testing. Did 120 rounds of 7.62x51 with on off drills. No zero change we could detect.

Parts in the raw going to get anodized. We have batches just about every day. I remember when I started, I thought that making this much stuff was some impossible dream.

Someone told me when I began my business to be careful of what I wish for. Now what seemed like an impossibility is but a daily occurrence. Stress, but in a good way.