#PhoenixWeaponry

I don’t have a lever action, but I wish I did and perhaps one day my wish comes true. Now, if I had one I would certainly be very interested in getting the new Henry Red Dot Mount from Phoenix Weaponry. I’d put a red dot on it and imagine I was a modern cowboy for a while.

This is not your usual riflescope, but the new Pulsar Thermion XG50 (3-24×42) which uses the 640×480, 12-micron sensor made by BAE Systems. This Thermal scope has a 2,400 yards detection range. The MSRP is in the 7,000 USD range. The Thermion XP50 is very similar in looks but uses a different sensor. The custom rifle also comes with a Kopfjäger K800 Carbon Fiber Reaper Grip Kit tripod, not shown here.

Although you may not be too familiar with the Sellmark name itself, you are likely very familiar with some of the more customer-facing brands of which Sellmark is the parent company. Probably their best-known brand in the consumer market is Sightmark, a prolific manufacturer of inexpensive optics. If you are into the thermal/night vision game, you will likely be aware of Pulsar, whose optics have been helping people see and shoot in the dark since 2008. Kopfjager’s shooting rests and tripods are built for precision shooting, and Firefield’s optics and accessories are geared toward providing budget-friendly options for training, MilSim, and plinking. Now Texas-based Sellmark has partnered with Phoenix Weaponry and Hornady as well as their own internal brands to offer a charity auction for the benefit of the Texas Game Warden Association. See their press release below for details.

Phoenix Weaponry has introduced a new line of integrally suppressed shotguns currently consisting of two models – Cindy and Eliza. Cindy is their entry-level integrally suppressed shotgun whereas Eliza shotguns have a number of other improvements besides the integrally suppressed barrels. Both of these shotguns feature a true integral silencer system where the suppressor overlaps the ported barrel.

Phoenix Weaponry has introduced a new integrally suppressed bolt action rifle chambered in .338-06 A-Square. Although the rifle is built on a Remington 700 action, the company can build it on other actions too.

Phoenix Weaponry has announced the launch of their new AR-10 pattern rifle chambered in a new cartridge called .45-70 Auto. The new cartridge duplicates the .45-70 Government performance in an AR-10 platform.