#HERAArms

HERA Arms from Germany have an interesting product in their “7SIX2“, which of course comes from the caliber 7.62 mm. It’s basically a semi-automatic AR clone with a 16.75″ barrel, a KeyMod handguard, an HRS buttstock and a sports compensator. The price is around 2,959.00 EUR, roughly the same in US dollars.  

Hera Arms  Link System is a new line of muzzle devices that have an interesting two-part design that allows you to easily install or remove the muzzle devices using just an Allen key. The Link System consists of muzzle adapters called base holders and the actual muzzle devices. The base holders are screwed onto the muzzle threads of the firearm and provide an attachment interface for installing the muzzle devices which are simply threaded into the base holders and fixed in place via three set screws.

Welcome to our Photo Of The Day! Each day, we feature at least one stunning photograph that captures the beauty and diversity of the world of firearms. Today we have a suppressed Hera Arms 10,5″ 300 Blackout on show, and that’s it!

Japanese Precision and German Engineering – the HOWA HERA H7 rifle is a combination of hunting and precision rifle. It is available in 6.5 Creedmoor and .308 Winchester with three barrel lengths, 22″ Standard, 24″ Heavy, and 24″ Carbon Fiber, all of which are threaded. The stock system is constructed of fiberglass-reinforced polymer, an aluminum V-block, and an aluminum forestock. The stock features spacer-adjustable LOP, polymer cheekpiece and M-LOK attachment points. The rifle comes with 2-5 round detachable AICS-compatible magazines and is available in Tan, OD Green, or Black color options. The price starts from $839, and they’re available from Legacy Sports International in the USA.

In this episode of TFBTV, James Reeves is at IWA talking with HERA Industries about their new HERA H6  AR-style bolt-action rifle that accepts AR mags…sideways! This is a true side loading and folding bolt action coming from Germany…to the United States!

Hera Arms Germany has a new bolt-action rifle called the HERA H6 Rifle, developed together with Voere Präzisisonstechnik. The Hera Arms H6 accepts STANAG/PMAG feeding like it is a bolt-action Sten gun. Some of you may remember the VOERE S16, Sten-styled Suppressed Rifle with AR15 magazines?

Photo Of The Day: Today we have some excellent photos from  TracerX, a photographer, videographer and content creator for the outdoors and firearms community. If you’re looking to build your own pirate-themed ARyou can use the HERA Arms H15GL Grip and IRS-Leather Rail. Just remember to dress up as a pirate!

Hera Arms has added to their product line a new chassis designed for Ruger 10/22 semi-auto rimfire rifles. Overall, the new Hera Arms H22 chassis looks similar to and has borrowed many design solutions from their H7 bolt-action rifle chassis. Let’s take a closer look at the Hera Arms H22 chassis.

TFB’s Photo Of The Day tries to push the excellent work done by so many photographers around the world and in the firearms industry. It’s a celebration to those who go in harm’s way trying to catch those special moments for us, but also those who stay in the studio working out the perfect lighting and setting hour after hour. Armed with skills, cameras and sometimes a fair bit of editing here is where their hard work ends up. Most Hera Arms stocks have been mounted on AR15s, but today we have an Avtomat Kalashnikova with the HERA Arms CQR Ak Stock. What do you think about it?

Our Photo Of The Day articles brings together some of the most eye-catching and visually appealing images. You won’t find a lot of pictures of sunsets, flowers or touristic landmarks here, instead, the photo selection spans from soldiering, firearms, special units, snipers and the odd knife or two. Today we’re looking at the new HERA Arms CQR Gen 2.0 buttstock and front grip. I don’t guarantee, that this setup would work also for restricted states.

Photo Of The Day: There’s a lot of talent (and firearms) behind the wonderful stream of images produced by Down Range Photography. Above you can see a New Year’s shot of a few of his blasters, certainly a bit out of the ordinary from what you’ll find in a gun shop. The State of Arizona at its best?

Photo Of The Day: Ben at Battle Born Photography is a great photographer and when he published his artistic version of the HERA Arms CQR Stock and CQR Front Grip it immediately caught our attention. The configuration here is like it’s been made for recording a movie about Space and Aliens. Hopefully, the good side wins.

Photo Of The Day: Today we’re taking a closer look at the H7 stock system for the Remington 700 SA, made by Hera Arms. Their chassis is made out of fiberglass-reinforced polymer, an aluminum V-block and an aluminum forestock. There’s also a polymer cheekpiece support, M-LOK slots for mounting various accessories and an AICS-compatible 5 round magazine. The Hera H7 stock system is compatible with most of the triggers on the market should you chose to change from the original. The configuration above has some kind of thermal or night vision clip-on attachment.

Today’s Photo Of The Day takes a deeper look at various configurations of the HERA Arms CQR Stock and CQR Front grip and other furniture made by this company. Hopefully, they can be used as inspiration for your next build. Above you can see the perfect combination for anyone Arming The Space Force, don’t you think?

For those who like Judas Priest and Rob Halford, and would like to rock their AR-15 with leather accessories on the next 3Gun stage, they now have a brand new grip series ready for you. These are going to be available in the US very soon.