The MagPul booth was controlled chaos. Pure chaos.

I must call them the “RedBull” of the shooting world. These guys know how to market their products. I mean, they pulled off having a restored bus in their booth, even without a mini-gun on top.

Lot’s of great products were on display including the M-LOK and a few choice nuggets. Hit the break to see the photos!

The Geissele foreend with its parent billet block. I was able to go hands-on, and it does have the expected quality.

Interestingly hidden in plain sight is a new concept simple polymer vice block that can mount to either the upper or lower receiver of most AR’s and a new barrel wrench following the usual MagPul minimalist concepts.

The vice is called the B.E.V. which stands for “barrel extension vice.” Description from MagPul:

The BEV Block (Barrel Extension Vise) is an all-in-one, compact vise block tool for AR assembly operations of barrel nuts, flash hiders, etc.

Mounts securely in a vise and provides support for both billet and forged upper receivers. Engages barrel extension with solid steel lugs and full length support shank to prevent flexing. Steel hardness is optimized for durability yet won’t damage barrel extension, and Magpul Polymer is used for all other engagement surfaces to protect aluminum receiver. O-ring post uses bolt carrier for additional stability and included Pin keeps upper in proper position.

The BEV can also be turned over and used as a mag well vise block to support the lower receiver during maintenance, etc. 

Demos of vice and armorer’s tool.

Up next was a myriad of colors, including the new grey hardware and new handguard/stocks that take advantage of the M-LOK:

The new M-LOK compatible handguards. Notice the shrouds extend much farther past the FSB.

Not to be forgotten, the new AUG PMAGs. 30 rounds with LRBHO.  (Sorry about Mr. Blurrycam!)