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5.11 Tactical, the global innovator of Purpose-Built Gear, today announced new load bearing items for fall 2023 are now available in stores and online. Included in the expanded product offering is an all-new Allhaula Duffel series designed for weather-resistant durability, additions to the LV (Low Vis) collection, an expansion of the adventure-ready Skyweight collection, and new items in the RUSH® Series.

“Load bearing products are a staple of our brand and it’s an area we’re always looking to innovate in order to meet the needs of our consumers on and off the job,” said 5.11’s Vice President, Global Product, Matt Page. “We need to offer reliable, packs, bags and luggage that live up to our Purpose-Built Gear motto at a good value to our consumers, and the introduction of these new and expanded collections is a solid example of delivering on that promise.”

Allhaula Duffel Collection

The new Allhaula Duffel Collection is constructed for durability to protect belongings during the rigors of hauling gear or travel while offering versatile and comfortable carrying options. Each bag is built with 840D Nylon, a weather-resistant TPU coating, and a storm flap to protect the wide-mouth opening. An internal compression panel with adjustable straps and mesh zippered pockets keeps items balanced and secure while the wide opening makes packing quick and easy. 

In addition to padded external grab handles, each Allhaula Duffel features stowable shoulder straps with a securing flap for addition of the Skyweight Hip Belt (sold separately) when loads get heavy. The adjustable sternum strap, laser-cut MOLLE and external pockets with gear loops provide a comfortable fit and customization for accessories. Included in the series are the Allhaula 45L ($140), Allhaula 65L ($160), and Allhaula 90L ($180).

BELLEVUE, WA – The Second Amendment Foundation and its partners in a federal lawsuit challenging Minnesota’s ban on firearms carry by young adults has filed a response brief to the state’s appeal of SAF’s court victory. The case is known as Worth v. Harrington.

SAF is joined in the case by the Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus, Firearms Policy Coalition and three young adults, Austin Dye, Axel Anderson and Kristin Worth, for whom the case is named. They are represented by attorneys Blair W. Nelson of Bemidji, Minn., and David H. Thompson, Peter A. Patterson and William V. Bergstrom at Cooper & Kirk in Washington, D.C.

The case was originally filed in June 2021 and is now before the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. At issue is whether Minnesota’s ban on firearms carriage by young adults in the 18-to-20-year-old age group violates the Second Amendment. Earlier this year, U. S. District Judge Kathleen Menendez ruled the Minnesota law preventing young adults from obtaining carry permits is unconstitutional.

“The state is stubbornly clinging to the unconstitutional law, and our response is quite clear,” said SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb. “We expect to win again at the Appeals Court level.” 

“Judge Menendez made the right call in this case almost five months ago,” concurred SAF Executive Director Adam Kraut. “We remind the court that the Second Amendment refers to a right ‘of the people’ without mentioning age, and certainly young adults fall within the definition of ‘the people’ ever since they’ve been allowed to vote, and generations before that when they were considered part of the militia, and have been accepted into the military.”

Field to Fork: A Hunter’s Essential Tools for the Yearly Dove Opener  

As the sun began sinking into the western horizon, I stationed myself on the edge of a field of wild sunflowers, surrounded by lanky mesquites and stately old live oak trees. It was the long-awaited dove opener, and I was almost giddy with anticipation! The yearly dove opener is akin to something like religion for many, and I’m honestly no exception!

The heat was finally starting to melt from the atmosphere, and the occasional winged missile was already loping across parts of the sunflower fields, showing promise of what the evening flight was likely to display. I stood along a fence row, tucked in close to help break my silhouette while wearing my lightweight King’s Camo short-sleeved safari shirt. Doves are so acrobatic when they see you, so anything to help break up your outline is welcomed when chasing these feathery lightning bolts!

The evening hunt began developing nicely, and waves of birds began flowing over and past my position. I’d love to lie and say I hit more birds than I missed, but if you have ever spent time in the dove fields, you know what an accomplishment that can be! The laughs rolled down the line of hunters as we each witnessed each other’s achievements, but more often, the hilarious misses. Still, as the shadows lengthened into the evening, I cobbled together my opening day limit of 15 birds. 

Whenever I head out for the annual dove opener each year, I bring along a few tools. It makes my time in the great outdoors all that more rewarding!

EDGEFIELD, S.C. — The Vermont State Senate and House of Representatives recently passed a concurrent resolution congratulating the NWTF on its 50th Anniversary and honoring the organization’s far-reaching conservation and hunting heritage milestones, both in Vermont and across the U.S.

“We are very proud of the wild turkey’s success story here in Vermont,” said Ron Lafreniere, NWTF Lake Champlain Longbeards Chapter president. “It is through our decades-long partnership with the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department that the wild turkey was brought back from extirpation, and it is through our collaboration that we continue to create healthy habitats and introduce people to the joys of the spring season.”

The resolution, in part, reads:

“… Whereas, the Vermont natural resources agenda of the NWTF is “to maintain healthy hardwood forests, stop habitat loss, and increase habitat diversity and winter wildlife survival,” and, during the past five years, NWTF has made 1,031 acres accessible to hunting, while, in the same time period, it has recruited 264 new hunters…”

Read the full resolution.

Jacksonville, Alabama – Bear OPS, an Alabama manufacturer of premium knives, introduces a new assisted-open tactical pocketknife called the Bear Swipe® IV. This new addition to the Bear OPS lineup sets a new standard for the practical tactical folder segment with its premium materials, exceptional craftsmanship, and a utilitarian design.

The Bear Swipe IV folding knife is an assisted-opening tactical knife infused with American ingenuity and craftsmanship. Like all Bear OPS knives, the Bear Swipe IV is meticulously crafted in the heart of Alabama, where generations of skilled artisans apply their skills to every work piece.

The Bear Swipe IV boasts a modified drop-point blade forged from 14C28N Sandvik steel—a premium, high-carbon stainless steel that exhibits remarkable durability and exceptional edge retention. So, whether you’re navigating the great outdoors or tackling everyday tasks, this knife will get the hard jobs done. The assisted opening mechanism and thumb studs provide swift and easy access to the blade, and the framelock mechanism guarantees the blade remains locked open with every deployment.

Functionality meets style in the utilitarian design of the Bear Swipe IV. The ergonomic black and green G10 handle resists daily wear and provides a secure and comfortable grip for optimal control even in the most demanding situations and. Minimum snag points, Torx screws, and a stainless-steel insert along with a robust pocket clip are among the additional features offered.

Bear OPS Bear Swipe® IV Specifications:

Precision Rifle Match Draws Elite Shooters from Across U.S. RCBS Pros Robert Brantley Takes Top Tactical, Melissa Gilliland Takes Top Lady

RCBS®, the leading manufacturer of ammunition reloading equipment for rifles and pistols, congratulates RCBS pro shooters and the entire RCBS team for another successful “RCBS Rumble” — one of the most popular and fastest-selling Precision Rifle Series matches of the season.

A major high point for the RCBS brand as it celebrates its 80th anniversary, this year’s RCBS Rumble was held August 11-12 near Pleasant Hill, Missouri. With additional support from partners including Bushnell®, Hoppe’s®, Hodgdon®, GA Precision and Manner’s Composite Stocks, the Rumble drew 92 elite PRS shooters from across the country and sold out of registration spots in under an hour.

“This year’s RCBS Rumble was by all accounts a tremendous success,” said Laurie Kokoruda, senior product manager and match director. “We knew from the beginning that we wanted to make the course of fire even more challenging than the previous year, so we added more movement and new obstacles for competitors to face. Of course, the weather itself added its own degree of difficulty. Despite the new challenges, we heard nothing but positive feedback from shooters throughout the match.”

The match had a go-big-or-go-home feel, presenting plenty of fresh challenges for competitors to navigate. Hot and humid weather on day one gave way to hard rains and fierce winds that partly obscured targets on day two. Over the course of two days, shooters worked their way through 18 unique stages, including a new shooting tower. In addition to the main competition, the match included side stages sponsored by Manners Composite Stocks and Bushnell.

Bow Spider, the quickest and easiest bow retrieval system on the market, is pleased to announce the launch of the Goat Film Giveaway. Bow Spider has teamed up with industry leading companies, Alpine Innovations, Bakcou, Blue Creek Outdoors, Bow Tech, Black Gold, Davis Tent, Gold Tip, GPO, Kenetrek Boots, Kifaru, Koola Buck, Matrix Target System, Peak Refuel, RadCast Outdoors Podcast,  Ripcord, Rocky Mountain Hunting Calls, SITKA Gear, Tight Spot and VP Archery, to offer an amazing collection of gear valued at over $10,000. Three lucky winners will take home one of three prize packages. 

The three prize packages include:

Prize Pack A: BowTech SS34 Subalpine $1300, Complete Bow Spider Bow Packing System set up and swag – $500, VPA broadheads – $120, Gold Tip 1 dozen arrows – $250, Matrix M1 target – $460, Rip Cord $180, Tight Spot Quiver – $220, Black Gold Sight $279.

Prize Pack B: Stika Gear (gift card) – $1000, Blue Creek Outdoors (3 days of filming) – $1200, Davis Tent (Go Tent) – $865, Bakcou (gift card) – $500, RadCast Outdoors Podcast Swag – $100, Rocky Mountain Hunting Calls – $400.

Prize Pack C: Sheep Feet Deluxe Custom Orthotic – $270 Kenetrek Mountain Extreme Boots – $520, Kifaru 357 Mag Bag – $550, Peak Refuel meals – $100, Koola Buck Game Bags – $100, Alpine Innovations Bow Slicker – $100, German Precision Optics Passion ED 10×42 Binocular- $630

Houston Safari Club Foundation (HSCF) and “Hunting Matters” welcomes Kile Jones, Director of Marketing for Apex Ammunition. 

Kile Jones is the Director of Marketing for Apex Ammunition. Kyle leads the development and management of marketing initiatives for the company and works with the advertising, communications, and social media teams.

A lifelong hunter, Jones has been involved in the hunting and shooting industry for 15 years and was an Apex Ambassador before joining the company. Prior to that, he served as Marketing Specialist for Dive Bomb Industries where he assisted with product development and managed content creation, social media, and customer service. He also worked for Higdon Outdoors/Power Calls as National Sales Manager.

Kile is an avid turkey and waterfowl hunter. Jones was the 2008 Junior World Goose Calling Champion and World Goose Calling Champion in 2018 and 2019. He is a mentor with First Hunt Foundation and a volunteer with Ducks Unlimited. Kile, his wife, and two Labrador Retrievers reside in Michigan.

About Hunting Matters
Tune in to “Hunting Matters” with Houston Safari Club Foundation Executive Director Joe Betar as he engages in conversations with guests, from various backgrounds, who have a passion for hunting and conservation. Great discussions, news, hunting legislation updates and more! “Hunting Matters” airs each Saturday, 6am-7am CDT on KPRC AM 950 – Real Texas, Real Talk, a Houston iHeartMedia station, and Houston’s longest running radio station. “Hunting Matters” is also available via podcast on Apple/iTunes, iHeartMedia, Google, Overcast, PodBean and Spreaker. Subscribe, listen, rate and review. Hunting Matters is the recipient of a 2022 Gold AVA Digital award, a 2022 NYX/Marcom Silver award, a 2022 MARCOM Gold award, a 2022 Gold Davey Award, and a 2023 NYX/Marcom Silver award. 

Columbia, MO – Throughout 2023, Ruger Firearms has stepped up to support MidwayUSA Foundation and the future of shooting sports and the outdoor industry. From January to July, Ruger hosted 26 auctions with GunBroker.com.  The proceeds from all the auctions, combined, totaled $40,0000 and benefited MidwayUSA Foundation, a public charity working to sustain and grow youth shooting sports by providing long-term funding to youth shooting teams.  Every dollar will directly benefit youth shooting sports.  

Ruger Public Relations Manager, Paul Pluff, talked about the importance of giving back. “Ruger Firearms is pleased to support MidwayUSA Foundation with the proceeds from our special GunBroker.com fundraising auctions. These funds will help continue the Foundation’s efforts to support youth shooting sports programs that provide the critical safety and firearms training that focuses on the development of our next-generation shooting sports enthusiasts.”  MidwayUSA Foundation funds approximately 2,800 youth shooting teams through earmarked endowments.  Each year, a team can receive a 5% cash grant from their endowment balance to cover expenses like ammo, targets, safety equipment, travel, and more. 

MidwayUSA Foundation’s Executive Director, G. Scott Reynolds, spoke about this vital assistance.  “Once again, Ruger has set the example by choosing to directly support youth in shooting sports.  Their generosity to ensure America’s youth have the opportunity and funds to participate in the shooting sport of their choice is not only appreciated, but impactful.”  Tens of thousands of young shooting athletes rely on MidwayUSA Foundation’s funding to participate, and the resources and generosity of large companies are irreplaceable. G. Scott Reynolds added, “Commitment from industry leaders, such as Ruger, makes a real difference in furthering youth development through shooting sports.  We can’t thank Ruger enough for their partnership and support of our mission!”  MidwayUSA Foundation also provides Coach Training and Range Development grants to further the sport.  

Other companies interested in supporting MidwayUSA Foundation through a sponsorship can contact John Linquist, MidwayUSA Foundation Relationship Manager, by calling 573-219-7688 or by email [email protected]. 

About Ruger Firearms:  For almost 75 years, Sturm, Ruger & Co. Inc. has been a model of corporate and community responsibility. Our motto, “Arms Makers for Responsible Citizens,” echoes our commitment to these principles as we work hard to deliver quality and innovative firearms. 

London gunmaker John Rigby & Co. is pleased to announce the addition of Montana-based artist Kasey A. Nixon to its esteemed Rigby Art team. Kasey A. Nixon is a talented sculptor and oil painter known for his exceptional works that celebrate nature, wildlife, and the time-honoured sporting traditions.

With a lifelong passion for wildlife and the outdoors, Kasey A. Nixon’s art captures the essence and behaviour of his subjects with unmatched precision and reverence. His artwork reflects his first-hand experiences in the field, be it with a rod or gun, or armed only with a sketchbook and camera. Drawing inspiration from the great animaliers and representational painters of the past and present, Kasey has tirelessly honed his skills to leave his indelible mark in the history of wildlife and sporting art.

Kasey A. Nixon’s academic background in the natural sciences, coupled with his study of taxidermy and anatomical sculpting, contributes to his exceptional ability to authentically represent his subjects. His dedication to accuracy is evident in every stroke of his brush and every sculpted detail, breathing life into his artwork.

“We are honoured to welcome Kasey A. Nixon to the Rigby Art team,” said Marc Newton, managing director of John Rigby & Co. “His artistic skill, coupled with his deep-rooted passion for wildlife and sporting traditions, aligns perfectly with Rigby’s commitment to excellence and admiration for the natural world.”

Kasey A. Nixon brings with him two limited edition bronze sculptures, each one of seven: 

Hobie® Eyewear, a dedicated advocate for beach safety and a long-standing supporter of the United States Lifesaving Association (USLA) showcased its commitment to water safety at the recent USLA Nationals held in Virginia Beach from August 10th to 12th. The event underscored Hobie® Eyewear’s dedication to lifeguard readiness.

The USLA Nationals annually convene lifeguards and water rescue professionals nationwide to demonstrate their exceptional skills and unwavering commitment to public safety on beaches and open waters. Hobie® Eyewear, a proud sponsor of the USLA for well over a decade, took this opportunity to reaffirm their support for those who tirelessly protect our shorelines.

The United States Lifesaving Association (USLA) is a nonprofit professional association comprising beach lifeguards and open water rescuers. USLA’s mission is to mitigate aquatic fatalities and injuries through public education, national lifeguard standards, training initiatives, and fostering high levels of lifeguard readiness.

Hobie® Eyewear’s most recent video, “Built For The Pros. Priced For Everyone,” features the renowned Jones Beach Lifeguards. This video encapsulates Hobie® Eyewear’s dedication to crafting eyewear that not only meets the demanding requirements of professional lifeguards but is also accessible to all individuals valuing quality and safety.

“It’s important to protect your eyes from the sun while you’re on duty. Not just for the ability to see swimmers, make the rescues, but for protection of your eyes. I am proud to say I’ve been wearing Hobie sunglasses for close to ten years.” said Carry Epstein, supervising lifeguard at Jones Beach State Park. 

Fish, while a popular and a healthy meal choice, can be delicate and can easily dry out if over cooked. Using one of Hi Mountain Seasonings carefully crafted brines before baking, smoking or grilling can alleviate that problem. These brines not only add great flavor to the fish, but add moisture making them easier to cook and not stick to the pan or grill.

Hi Mountain Seasonings offers three easy to use, uniquely different fish brines that can be used to brine any species of fresh or saltwater fish: Alaskan Salmon Brine with Pure Maple Sugar, Wild River Trout with Natural Honey and Gourmet Fish Brine. The company also offers a Game & Poultry Brine and a Brown Sugar Brine. Each brine has its own unique flavor and contains two packets of mix that make one gallon of brine each. Each has suggested retail price of $9.99.

So, go grab your pole or head to your closest fish market and prepare some mouthwatering, tender gourmet fish for yourself, friends and family. It is easy with Hi Mountain Seasonings brines. The Mayonnaise-Grilled Fish Fillets recipe below is taken directly off the Hi Mountain Seasonings’ website, www.himtnjerky.com, where you can find dozens of other free recipes for wild game, fish, weekend meals, quick and easy weekday dinners, breakfasts and side dishes, as well as tips and techniques for smoking and brining, sausage and jerky making, and much more. Hi Mountain Seasonings Gourmet Fish Western Style Seasoning and Wild River Trout Brine can be purchased directly from the website, as well as retailers nationwide.

Mayonnaise-Grilled Fish Fillets
Makes 4-6 servings
Ingredients:

Directions:
1. In medium mixing bowl, blend Gourmet Fish Seasoning and mayonnaise. Coat fish well on all sides with mayonnaise mixture.
2. Place in grill basket. Grill 10 minutes per inch of thickness; if fillets are over 1/2 inch thick, turn once halfway through cooking time and coat with additional mayonnaise mixture.

Competitors using Made-in-USA Easton X10 arrows won every title at the just-concluded World Archery Championship in Berlin, Germany.  In compound competition, India’s Ojas DEOTALE took the individual men’s title, defeating Polish competitor Lukasz PRZYBYLSKI in the Gold Medal match, while Netherlands past World Champion, Mike SCHLOESSER, defeated Korea’s KIM Jongho in the bronze medal final.  Every finalist used the X10 ProTour in the men’s compound campaign.

In the women’s competition,17-year-old Aditi SWAMI made history as she became the first female compound world champion from India. SWAMI outscored Mexico’s Andrea BECERRA in the final, while Jyothi VENNAM took bronze.

In recurve action, every medal went to competitors wielding the Made-in-USA Easton X10—the most winning arrow in target archery history. Olympic Champion, Mete GAZOZ of Turkey, defeated Canadian archer, Eric PETERS in the finals, and Brazil’s Marcus D’ALMEIDA took bronze over Indonesia’s Arif PANGESTU.

Czech Republic shooter Marie HORACKOVA defeated #1 seed, Alejandra VALENCIA, for the women’s recurve Gold Medal, while Japan’s Satsuki NODA got past American archer Casey KAUFHOLD for the bronze. In all, 75 countries sent 512 competitors to Berlin for the World Championships. 

Visit your authorized Easton dealer today to see the full line of Easton target shafts, or visit www.eatonarchery.com

Salt Lake City, Utah – When 5MM AXIS came on the scene it revolutionized hunting arrows. The small shaft innovation offered better accuracy and mitigated friction to retain velocity and add penetration.  Now the concept has gone forward to the next level with the introduction of the new 4MM AXIS Long Range. 

The Long Rang AXIS will offer bowhunters even more of what they want in a micro diameter arrow.  4mm AXIS uses a lighter weight carbon for more speed to the target in order to drive broadheads deeper upon impact. “Additionally, it adds penetration as the shaft passes through with less friction behind the broadhead channel” said Gary Cornum, Easton Director of Marketing. “Millions of successful hunts testify to the awesome effectiveness of a simple concept that equates to more downed big game—it’s like getting magnum ammunition made for a bow.”

Made in Easton’s Utah factory, the AXIS Long Range is engineered with specialized carbon-fiber to increase arrow velocity.  Easton 4mm nocks and front-of-center boosting 8-32 half-outs are included to help tighten arrow grouping.  4MM AXIS Long Range is available in four sizes, 250, 300, 340, and 400 in both standard straightness and in the ultra-precise ±.001 Match Grade. 

For more information on Easton 4MM AXIS arrows, see your local archery pro shop or visit www.eastonarchery.com

Jacksonville, Florida – Safariland®, a brand of The Safariland Group®, a leading global provider of safety products designed for the public safety, military, professional and outdoor markets and one of Cadre Holdings, Inc.’s (NYSE: CDRE) (“Cadre”) key brands is revolutionizing the way individuals in public safety, military, professional and outdoor markets are fitted for body armor.

Public safety professionals across the nation are actively engaged and enjoying the hands-free experience of XpertFit®. As a virtual sizing technology that transforms the process in which individual officers are sized for body armor and uniform apparel, the technology offers a touchless, self-measure method of capturing body measurements right from a mobile phone.

“Ensuring proper fit for armor is crucial for duty and safety,” said Jim Duncan, GM of Armor for Safariland. “Addressing the growing concern of convenience and accuracy in measurements, XpertFit has transformed the procurement process, simplifying ordering between agencies and distributors while saving time and boosting consumer confidence.”

Officers can work directly with armor distributors to conduct armor sizing on the go to alleviate the need for onsite armor sizing. After gathering general information, XpertFit’s technology captures front and side profile scans, which are then utilized by its algorithm to calculate measurements and recommend an appropriate size for Safariland body armor.

This innovative sizing service highlights the exceptional level of innovation and extensive resources available to customers. The cutting-edge XpertFit mobile body armor sizing platform is now available for Safariland armor distributors.

EDGEFIELD, S.C. — On August 9, the Idaho Fish and Game Commission awarded $100,000 in total grants to diverse organizations across the state, including the National Wild Turkey Federation.

These grants play a pivotal role in supporting initiatives that enhance fish and wildlife habitat while providing benefits for recreational activities such as hunting, fishing, trapping and other wildlife-centered activities.

“We’re thankful for the opportunity to apply for these grants made available by the Idaho Fish and Game Commission,” said NWTF district biologist Collin Smith. “These funds allow our local chapters and other conservation organizations to leverage resources to a greater degree and establish working partnerships with IDFG all while furthering NGO conservation missions and benefitting the local communities.”

The NWTF South Hills Strutters Chapter was awarded a grant of $3,000, which they plan to use to acquire tree watering boxes. This funding will be crucial in supporting tree planting efforts, particularly in areas such as Big Cottonwood Wildlife Management Area and other locations within the Magic Valley Region.

The NWTF Southeast Idaho Chapter received $8,000 to purchase tree watering boxes, supporting stakes and tree seedlings. These resources will be instrumental in facilitating tree-planting initiatives across multiple WMAs within the Southeast region.

Are you an avid hunter who wants to share your thrilling hunting adventures with the world? One exciting way to do so is by creating a vlog of your hunting trip! Vlogging, or video blogging, allows you to capture the essence of your hunting experience and share it with a wide audience. Whether you’re a seasoned vlogger or just starting, this guide will provide you with seven easy tips to help you create an engaging and captivating vlog of your hunting trip.

Choose Your Camera Equipment Wisely

Choose the right camera equipment to capture the best footage. Consider a camera with good low-light performance and image stabilization. Get extra batteries, memory cards, and storage devices. You could also consider using action cameras like GoPro or DJI Osmo Action for dynamic shots. Make sure to protect your gear from the elements by using a durable and waterproof camera bag.

Plan Your Hunting Vlog Content

Before you start filming, plan your content. Decide your approach – will it be a vlog-style with you contributing commentary throughout, or just one long shot as you capture the moments? Determine the outline and storyline in advance, make a script with an AI script generator, and be clear about what message you are conveying to your audience. Also, consider the best times to capture the best footage. It’s better to plan to ensure you don’t miss out on the best shots.

Tell a Story with Your Footage

While capturing video during your hunting trip, focus on storytelling. Rather than being a documentary highlighting events, focus on telling a story. Explain what’s happening on screen, how you feel, what you’re thinking, or how it took place. A good way to keep the viewers hooked is to build tension, anticipation, or climax until the big moment in your vlog.

Use B-roll Footage to Create Interest

B-roll footage is extra footage that is not the primary focus of the video; it provides visual stimuli or context for storytelling and can make your vlog more interesting. Capture footage of the beautiful scenery, sunrises, sunsets, hunting equipment and gear, and even the wildlife around you.

Viridian Weapon Technologies, a leading innovator in advanced sighting devices and optics, in partnership with OpticsPlanet.com, is thrilled to unveil a game-changing line of OPMOD exclusive lights and lasers that set a new standard in tactical illumination and aiming – Viridian Omega Universal Lights and Green Lasers.

The result of a dynamic collaboration between two industry leaders, the Viridian Omega Universal Lights and Green Lasers represent a breakthrough in firearm aiming devices, delivering unmatched performance, reliability, and versatility to shooters of all levels.

Viridian Omega Compact Tactical Light and Visible Laser