Sighting-In Tips
Some basic principles to make sighting in easier. Gotta try those targets.
Outdoor commentary and legislative issues.
Some basic principles to make sighting in easier. Gotta try those targets.
Thursday, July 21st, 2011 at 10:27 AM
Canton Ohio Police Shocking Overreaction to Ohio Concealed Carry Holder
Duty To Inform “Promptly” only works if the “Only Ones” Shut up and listen – AmmoLand.com
Ohio –-(Ammoland.com)- We’ve all wondered what our first armed traffic stop is going to turn into. For me I was driving a 1996 Ford explorer with 4? tall white letters that read: OHIOCCW.ORG across the back of my hatch.
The officer stepped out of his vehicle and approached my car in a rather large arc so that when he could see into my doorway he was easily twenty feet away from my car. Read more
For the real facts, visit the USDA’s website (www.myplate.gov) and you’ll find numerous types of meat (equals protein) listed as those recommended for consumption on the “choose my plate” program.
Interestingly, HSUS also overlooked the USDA’s recommendation for healthy American diners to eat “venison.” It’s right in there beside bison and rabbits – other abundant and hunted species by sportsmen and sportswomen from coast to coast.
Michigan Becomes One of The Great Success Stories of The Families Afield Program
7/22/11
House Bill 4371, sponsored by Representative Peter Pettalia (R- Presque Isle) and Senate Bill 207, sponsored by Senator Joe Hune (R- Hamburg Township), were signed into law this week by Governor Rick Snyder. The bills eliminate the state’s arbitrary minimum hunting age and create a new mentored youth hunting program. Read more
It was 1911 when the boys from Chicago first climbed aboard a steamship to head into wilds unknown.
They were among a new breed who called themselves Boy Scouts, committed to being helpful, loyal, obedient and brave, among other virtues.
When the Boy Scouts finally disembarked in Whitehall ( more here…)
Overland Park, Kan. – Bushnell Outdoor Products is now offering the extended-range precision of its popular DOA (Dead On Accurate) reticle to the vast number of slug gun hunters. The new Trophy XLT DOA 200 riflescopes help hunters improve their accuracy at longer ranges and increase their success rate.
The new Trophy XLT slug gun riflescope features the patented DOA 200 reticle, helping hunters take the guesswork out of holdover when shooting slugs. Read more
GW: A great company with a product that provides plenty of quality for a reasonable price and one that supports the outdoor industry…
No store receipt is required. Customers can simply contact Alpen to receive a return number. They can then send the product to Alpen for repair or replacement free of charge. Read more
North Haven, CT – Though referred to as the “modern rifle”, the AR-15 semi-automatic rifle has been deployed with military personnel and law enforcement agencies for decades; and more recently, this very adaptable and versatile platform has become popular with recreational shooters and hunters alike. Mossberg is pleased to offer MMR Hunter rifles with advanced features specifically-designed for the avid hunter and a line of MMR Tactical rifles configured with the components most highly desired by competitive shooters and tactical operators. The initial offerings of the MMR Hunter and MMR Tactical rifles will be chambered in 5.56mm NATO (.223 Rem). Read more
SHELBY — A Shiloh man injured after he used smokeless gunpowder in a muzzle-loaded rifle lost his bid to hold Sportsman’s Den legally responsible for his medical bills.
The Fifth District Court of Appeals sided with the Shelby-based sporting goods store, rather than with Horace D. and Katherine A. Cook, in a ruling issued last week. More here…
L to R: Bob Turner, Director of Retail for Mossy Oak, Patty Tucker, Executive Director of NE MS Red Cross, Sue Womack, Director of Clay County Red Cross, Carey Sizemore, Divisional Merchandise Manager for Mossy Oak
On April 27, 2011, north Mississippi and Alabama were hit with a number of devastating tornadoes. Hundreds of lives were lost, entire communities destroyed and many people lost everything. Mossy Oak quickly began selling specially-designed, tornado relief t-shirts with 100% of the sales going to the Red Cross. After selling out in a week, Mossy Oak was able to give $10,000 to the Red Cross to aid in relief efforts for those tornado victims. Read more