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228: POF-USA, Ventus Respiratory, and Notch Gear
Lucas Feringa with POF-USA talks about their line of high-quality rifles, including the Rogue, the Minuteman, and their fully ambidextrous Renegade Plus.
Arjun Grewal and Clint Mayhue from Ventus Respiratory share with us the TR2, a quarter-face respirator weighing a quarter of a pound with incredible filtration and mic support.
Paul Cunningham of Notch Gear discusses their unique curved-bill hats. With notches in the side of the bill, there will be no more interference between hats and glasses.
203: Gideon Optics, Gatorz Eyewear, and AEGIX AIM
Mike Branson from Gideon Optics talks about their pistol dots with different footprints.
Scott Melton of Gatorz Eyewear discusses their American made aluminum eye protection.
Chet Linton, CEO of AEGIX AIM, talks about their software designed to help coordinate efforts between law enforcement and schools (or other organizations) during emergency situations. It consolidates information and allows officers to see the building layout so that they can respond more quickly and accurately.
167: Sights and Safes
Brian Hedeen from Viridian Weapon Technologies talks about their line of Laser Sights and Optics. They have a variety of mounting options, including the HS1 - a handstop with a pressure pad to activate the laser on the front - or the 4LUX variant with a flashlight.
Todd Pearson with The Headrest Safe Company discusses the namesake product. It is a car headrest with a biometric fingerprint reader with 8 to 10 inches of storage. It will fit almost any headrest with its universal mounting system.
233: Warrior Revival, Huxwrx Safety Co., and Cabot Guns
Katie Fry and Aaron Burgess from Warrior Revival talk about their nonprofit which aims to help veterans transition from military to civilian life.
Brett Kleypas with Huxwrx Safety Co. shares their 3D-printed suppressors which aim to prevent toxic fumes from blowing back at the user or into the firearm.
Eli Duckworth of Cabot Guns discusses their one-of-a-kind D-Day 1911. Its damascus is folded in with sand from Utah Beach, M1 Garand receivers, paratrooper clips, and more.
















