Trijicon, Sig Sauer, and Crimson Trace Execs This Week on GunTalk Radio
Gun industry executives will talk about their product lines (and give away some free stuff), this week on Tom Gresham’s Gun Talk radio show. Tom Munson (Trijicon), Bud Fini (Sig Sauer), and Travis Noteboom (Crimson Trace) are all slated to appear on the Sunday (Feb. 14th) edition of the nationally-syndicated talk show.
Trijicon has been in the news recently, and the company’s Marketing Director Tom Munson will highlight new products Trijicon is bringing to market. Bud Fini, Sig Sauer’s VP of Sales and Marketing, will discuss the new products introduced at the SHOT Show last month, including the P238 Tactical Laser. Travis Noteboom will detail the products being given away in the new Gun Talk contest — the Crimson Trace Great Grip Giveaway.
Tom Gresham’s Gun Talk Radio is in its 15th year and runs on 89 stations, plus SIRIUS XM Satellite Radio. All Gun Talk shows can be downloaded as podcasts through Apple iTunes or via the GunTalk Archives.
Here’s a little-known bit of information about Trijicon optics. Did you know that, for many years, Michigan-based Trijicon Inc. has discretely placed references to Bible passages on Trijicon optics products? Look carefully at the codes on the side of Trijicon optics and you’ll note Biblical references “hidden in plain sight” next to manufacturer product numbers.
A red dot sight can speed up target acquisition dramatically when shooting carbines, shotguns, or pistols at short ranges (where ballistic drop compensation is not an issue). Just put the dot on the target and pull the trigger. For older shooters who may have trouble focusing on both front and rear sights, a red dot makes the aiming process much easier. And for novices, who may have trouble aligning front and rear sights, the red dot gets them on target quicker and more reliably.
Trijicon, Inc.®, has been honored by the Firearms Marketing Group (FMG) for its innovative new Trijicon RMR™ Sight. The patent-pending Trijicon Ruggedized Miniature Reflex™ won the prestigious “Optic of the Year” award, chosen by 500 top industry executives, gun dealers and outdoor writers.
