A Whole Lot Of Goodies Now at Gunfire

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Brace yourselves for this news post as its full of new product announcements from Gunfire as they received deliveries far and wide from some of the famous brands used by airsoft players such ESS, Helikon-Tex, and Wisport in terms of tactical gear. For airsoft guns they received deliveries from APS, Hephaestus, PTS Syndicate, and WE Airsoft so check the list below which goodies are now in stock.

ESS Rollbar with Rapid Lens Exchange

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New release from ESS that allows you to change lenses much faster than before... "Accelerate your eye pro with the Rollbar™ interchangeable-lens sunglass from ESS. Fly through lens swaps and secure your safety with the auto-locking Rollbar Lens Gate™. Revel in a sleek-yet-rugged design that's built to excel in grueling environments.

ESS LPL Helps Reduce Laser-Related Injuries

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Finally, ESS has an answer to laser-related injuries with their Laser Protective Lens at ADS... "Due to the proliferation of lasers on today’s battlefield and in training at home, laser injuries are becoming more and more prevalent. As a result, each branch of service has outlined their own Laser Safety Program and each program calls for a certain degree of laser protective lens (LPL).

The Gearlocker ESS Crossbow Review

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Stephen of The Gear Locker got his hands on the Shooter and Suppressor versions of the ESS Crossbow series and here are excerpts... "Since we didn’t approach these as true airsoft safety goggles, I didn’t do my usual close range abuse of them. I suspect they would fair well, but having no way to prevent a BB from getting past the sides or bottom, we really DO NOT RECOMMEND these glasses for airsoft. ESS has a number of great offerings in that regard, please check them out.

ESS Profile Airsoft Strafed with a Strafer

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The ultimate test of a protective eyewear for airsoft is to abuse it with a lot of BBs. Tim Ellwood highly recommends using the ESS Profile Airsoft with Cortex Clip as it will take a lot of punishment and still would give you that protection that you need. To prove his point, he didn't use not just any AEG but the Strafer beast that spits out 175 bbs at 350 fps and used .25g bbs to even make matters worse.

ESS Crossbow 3 Lens Kit at UK Tactical

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The latest eye protection product from ESS is available in the UK through UK Tactical for £74.95. This comes with the extra lens in different colours similar to the long running ESS ICE for those who are familiar with it... "Crossbow 3LS™: Includes 1 Black Frame Set w/ Clear, Smoke Gray & Hi-Def Yellow Lenses, 2 Micro-fiber Pouches, Neck Lanyard & a Zippered Hard Case:

ESS Profile Airsoft & Cortex Clip at Airsoft Unlimited

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The new ESS airsoft goggles are now availabe at Airsoft Unlimited for US$65.99... "Introducing the ESS Profile Airsoft with Cortex Clip™.  Built specifically for Airsoft use, this new configuration features the essential Cortex Clip™ pre-attached to an Airsoft-optimized version of the world's most widely-used military goggle in the world: the ESS Profile NVG™. 

Another real life gear: ESS Striker Land Ops

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I prefer to use the goggles/soft-mask combo when it comes to face protection. I have tried several  different shapes and brands of goggles but none of them was perfect so I wanted to try one used by  military and law enforcement personnel and not because I am a “geardo” only because I hate to stop every 10 minutes to wipe the glass dry.

ESS Tactical Turbofan CAM

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Now in stock in Flecktarn.co.uk... "The ESS tactical striker series is designed for law enforcement and military use alike where environmental conditions such as high humidity, enclosed spaces or poor ventilation require extra ventilation. The Striker TurboFan ffers 2-speed exhaust technology in a goggle that fits over most glasses. The robust PowerPod (TM) battery pack with a push button switch is positioned near the back of the head for snag free operation.

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