Lone Wolf Distributors debuts Grey Man Gun (PHOTOS)
The Grey Man Gun looks like any compact pistol, but Lone Wolf Distributors says its latest creation packs quite the punch with upgraded features. (Photo: Lone Wolf Distributors)
Lone Wolf Distributors teams up with Kevin Michalowski, editor of US Concealed Carry Magazine, to launch a new pistol called the Grey Man Gun.
The Grey Man Gun offers a custom configured AlphaWolf Slide, Glock 19 length Lone Wolf barrel featuring a custom cut barrel crown, lightweight firing pin, tungsten guide rod and complete Lone Wold small parts kit for both the upper and lower receivers. The design is topped off with a Flat Dark Earth PVD coating on both the slide and barrel and Ameriglo Classic Green/Yellow night sights.
“The Grey Man Gun embodies the ideals of hiding in the plain sight. It appears to be nothing more than a simple compact CCW pistol, when it reality it’s full of upgrades,” Lone Wolf said in a statement.
The Grey Man Gun boasts Ameriglo night sights. (Photo: Lone Wolf Distributors)
The idea of the Grey Man Gun originated with Michalowski who detailed the advantages of a “grey man.”
“An individual who possess all the skills and mindset to pass nearly unnoticed in any situation. He does not stand out. He hides his true skills until they are needed. But then he is ready when called upon,” Michalowski elaborated in a press release.
The Grey Man Gun is available from Lone Wolf Distributors with a MSRP starting at $549.
The gun features a FDE PVD coated slide and barrel. (Photo: Lone Wolf Distributors)
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