Among the products being showcased at TRIGGRCON this year is the ONE SHOT GS2. This is a multiplatform design compatible with numerous handguns from brands such as Glock, Sig Sauer, Smith & Wesson, and others. The ONE-SHOT GS2 functions as a Dynamic Pistol Rest, aiming to increase users’ accuracy and stability. It’s a pretty interesting idea being explored; we’re not entirely sure how effective it will be, but seeing folks push boundaries in the firearms space is always interesting.
Here’s a snippet from their website about the product:
“Our NEW ONE-SHOT GS2 is a multiplatform design that works with an unprecedented number of handguns. Models from Glock, Sig Sauer, Smith & Wesson, Springfield, Ruger, IWI, 1911’s, CZ, CANIK, STACATO, Tanfoglio, Walther, and many others all fit!
The ONE-SHOT is a Dynamic Pistol Rest that allows an operator to fire their handgun with increased accuracy, stability, and safety. The ONE-SHOT is not a firearm. The ONE-SHOT is not attached to the handgun, enabling the operator to deploy or reholster their handgun in seconds. The operator simply places their handgun against the wall of the 0NE-Shot to safely stabilize the firearm, significantly reducing recoil and trigger pull errors. Available to Law Enforcement Agencies, Military, and Law-Abiding Firearm Owners. The ONE-Shot is proudly Made in the U.S.A.”
As TRIGGRCON 2023 continues to showcase the latest in the firearms industry at the Hartman Arena and Severance Training Center in Wichita, KS, attendees have the opportunity to interact with premier manufacturers and their innovative products. If you’re attending the event, consider taking a moment to swing by the One Shot booth to get a firsthand look at the ONE-SHOT GS2 and its features. Don’t miss out on this unique chance to see these products in person.
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Buy at gun show. Pay cash. Once the feds become aware, they will issue a decree and make a not-exactly law. By the time a court issues a sort of injunction which doesn’t exactly make them legal again, they will be out of business and their inventory will be crushed in a car smasher.
Remember Bump Stocks and Pistol Braces. You can probably still find the BATF approval letters online.