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NIOA Awarded New Zealand’s Military and Police Contract for Surfire Suppressors

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NIOA Awarded New Zealand’s Military and Police Contract for Surfire Suppressors

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NIOA Awarded New Zealand’s Military and Police Contract for Surfire Suppressors
NIOA Awarded New Zealand’s Military and Police Contract for Surfire Suppressors

NIOA has partnered with one of the world’s leading weapons systems manufacturers to provide a mission-critical rifle ancillary carried by New Zealand’s elite military forces and police. SureFire is renowned worldwide for making high-performance illumination and tactical tools for special operations units, including the US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM). Founded in the US in 2002, SureFire’s Suppressor Division was awarded the coveted USSOCOM contracts for suppressors and muzzle devices early in their inception. Over years of brutal frontline service, SureFire has refined Sir Hiram Maxim’s original design, coupling it with modern materials and advanced machining processes to produce the world’s finest next generation weapons suppressors.

Barry Dueck, vice president of SureFire’s Suppressor Division, said: “We are pleased to join with NIOA in New Zealand and look forward to continuing our mission to provide our allied defence and law enforcement customers with the highest-quality equipment.”

NIOA Regional Business Manager (New Zealand) Fraser Winskill , an 18-year NZDF veteran, said the company had signed an agreement with US-based SureFire to supply the New Zealand Defence Force and NZ Police with rifle suppressors. The NIOA distribution contract was to support in-service and future acquisitions of sound suppressors and muzzle devices. I’ve personally used SureFire suppressors on deployment and training with the NZDF. Their reputation speaks for itself.”

SureFire suppressors are trusted by elite military forces around the world. They deliver an unsurpassed combination of sound attenuation, muzzle flash reduction and dust signature mitigation.
SureFire suppressors are trusted by elite military forces around the world. They deliver an unsurpassed combination of sound attenuation, muzzle flash reduction and dust signature mitigation.

NIOA in New Zealand supports the NZDF and NZPOL through various weapons systems including personal protection weapons, sniper and anti-materiel rifle systems and ancillaries, a wide array of hand and special effects grenades, night-fighting equipment and optical systems. NIOA in New Zealand represents several the world’s renowned firearm and ammo manufacturers including Savage, Federal, and recently added Remington arms and ammunition to the line-up. NIOA maintain and exercise reach-back arrangements with our engineering and technical support partners to provide specialised design, analysis and test services for the weapons systems we supply and support. The company facilities are unique and provide specialised services and products to Defence and Law Enforcement agencies across Australia and New Zealand.

NIOA was founded in Queensland, Australia 50 years ago on connections to the sporting, recreational and hunting markets. It is now the leading privately-owned supplier of firearms, weapons and ammunition in Australia. The company successfully integrated Auckland-based Sportways Distributors into the group in April. NIOA is a 100% Australian Prime Contractor specialising in the provision and support of weapon systems and integrated soldier systems focusing on close combat, special operations, direct fire, in-direct fire, target recognition/ identification, suppression and neutralisation, training and force protection. The company supply and support a wide array of small arms, medium calibre and large calibre munitions, special function grenades and pyrotechnics, and leading edge pistol systems, sighting systems and carriage solutions.

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