BB Gun Lasers, Kimbers, CMP 1911 and MORE DEALS! - TGC News!

Published on July 24, 2017
Duration: 8:18

This episode of TGC News covers several firearms-related topics including potential government surplus 1911s, new Kimber firearm releases, an acquisition in the laser sight market, and various summer deals on firearms and accessories. The show highlights legislative efforts to transfer WWII-era 1911s to the Civilian Marksmanship Program and discusses new models from Kimber, including their Royal 2 Texas Edition and expanded K6S revolver line.

Quick Summary

The US House of Representatives has voted to update the NDAA, including a provision for transferring approximately 100,000 WWII-era 1911 pistols from the Army to the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP). This initiative aims to make these classic firearms available to the public, pending final approval.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: BB Gun Lasers, Kimbers, CMP 1911 & Deals
  2. 00:38Welcome & Giveaway Update
  3. 01:30WWII 1911s to CMP Legislation
  4. 02:16New Kimber Firearms Announced
  5. 02:41Kimber K6S Revolver Expansion
  6. 03:49Crosman Acquires LaserMax
  7. 05:10Guntuber Spotlight: Tactical Toolbox
  8. 05:18Summer Firearm Deals
  9. 05:18Ed Brown & Crimson Trace Deal
  10. 05:33Thompson Center Rebate
  11. 05:47Kriss Vector & Vortex Sparc AR Deal
  12. 05:59Deal Links & Outro

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the status of WWII-era 1911s being transferred to the Civilian Marksmanship Program?

The US House of Representatives has voted to update the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) to include a mandatory transfer of approximately 100,000 World War II-era 1911 pistols from the Army to the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP). This is slated for the 2018 fiscal year but requires continued support from constituents.

What new firearms has Kimber recently announced?

Kimber has announced four new firearms: the limited edition Royal 2 Texas Edition 1911, and three new models in their K6S revolver lineup: the Stainless 3", the DLC-coated DC with a 2" barrel, and the CDP with a two-tone finish.

What is the significance of Crosman acquiring LaserMax?

Crosman, known for BB guns, has acquired the commercial assets of LaserMax, a laser sight manufacturer. This acquisition, under Compass Diversified Holdings (which also owns Crosman), suggests potential integration of LaserMax technology into Crosman's product lines.

What are some current firearm deals mentioned on TGC News?

Current deals include a free Crimson Trace laser grip with any in-stock Ed Brown 1911, a mail-in rebate of up to $75 on Thompson Center rifles, and a free Vortex Sparc AR optic with the purchase of any non-NFA Kriss Vector firearm.

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