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TacDane at DALO Industry Days 2026: some of the world's best brands at stand U 2324

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27 July 2026 | TacDane ApS

We are at stand U 2324 at DALO Industry Days on 19 and 20 August, and we have brought manufacturers with us.

We have handpicked some of the world's best brands. B&T from Switzerland with the APC series and the suppressor range. Sons of Liberty Gun Works from Texas with the MK1, the rifle U.S. Special Operations Command selected in November 2025. Agilite from Israel with plate carriers, pouches and belts. Sacci Pro from Sweden with the tactical medical range. Boson Systems from France with the Proton night vision goggles. Herrington Arms from Ohio with compensators. Base Case from Utah with the mobile workstation, folded out and running.

The point is simple: ask about configuration, tolerances, lead times or documentation, and you get the answer from the people who built the gear. Not through two intermediaries, not as an approximate answer a week later. B&T, Agilite and Sacci Pro attend in person, and Boson Systems is represented by Benjamin Alardin.

We are an importer and buy directly from the manufacturers. Defence, police and government agencies buy from us, and the webshop serves hunters and sport shooters. Bring a concrete requirement and we will take it from there.

TacDane ApS, Brørup, Denmark. CVR 45715272, NCAGE R00E1.

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