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At Shot Show, Flux Defense unveiled their newest creation to the world—the Raider 365. This new product from Flux stole the show on Range Day, and at Flux and Agency’s booth on the show floor, everyone wanted hands-on experience with Flux’s newest chassis.
Just days before Shot Show 2024, Flux teased the next evolution of the chassis – this time for the SIG P365 platform. Social media buzzed with excitement to learn more about Flux’s newest brainchild – the Flux Raider 365. At Shot Show 2024, I had the opportunity to spend extensive time with the new platform and speak with Flux Defense owners to learn more about this exciting addition.
Over the last few months, I have had a chance to use The Byte soft case by Lynx Defense. The Byte is Lynx’s discreet soft case designed for PCCs, SMGs, and PDW-style firearms. Let’s take a closer look at The Byte and what it has to offer.
Firearms|Submachine Gun/PCC By Drew BryantJuly 31st, 2022, theloadoutblog.com Maxim Defense is known for making quality rifles with a Close Quarter Combat (CQB) or Personal Defense Weapon...
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Firearms|Rifles By Drew BryantJune 21st, 2022, theloadoutblog.com CMMG is proud to announce a new line of Personal Defense Weapons (PDW) that will be known as Dissent....
Firearms|Rifles Maxim Defense is known for producing personal defense weapons (PDW) for the military, law enforcement, and civilian markets. The PDX is a compact rifle that...
Firearm|Firearm Accessories Last year, Flux Defense introduces the firearms community to the Flux Defense MP17. Which turned your M17/18 or P320 into a PDW platform. Giving...
Battle Arms Development has recently released a new PCC series called Xyphos. The Xyphos was designed from the ground up to be the next generation in AR evolution.
As, an RSO I get a lot of question thrown at me on a daily basis. That can range from the mundane to the historian level of detail about a certain firearm. To be honest I know a decent amount of information about a lot of firearms. By far the question I get asked by far the most is, ”What is your favorite weapon at Battlefield Vegas?”
