Category: Firearms

EAA Girsan MC P35

(Cocoa, Florida) Florida based company, European American Armory Corporation, the world’s leading importer of European firearms has made it their mission to bring the U.S. consumer firearms that are on the leading edge of technology and doing so before any other importer or manufacturer. Such is the case with EAA’s latest firearm, the Girsan MC P35, which will be readily available (Nov. 15th) and the first to hit the market long before the competition.

Designed and engineered with a serious respect for the original John Browning pistol design, EAA’s MC P35 by Girsan pays homage to one of the most widely used military handguns in the world. With its classic, black-matte styling and built on a steel frame, the MC P35 boasts a 15 + 1 capacity in a staggered column magazine. Originally designed as a military pistol, it necessitated extreme accuracy and the Girsan MC P35 falls completely in-line with the original.

“This is what the market has wanted and demanded for some time now,” said Chase Duffey, Director of Sales at EAA Corp. “Developing this pistol with Girsan has been and absolute pleasure and I cannot thank them enough for designing such a masterpiece, in such a short period of time and at a very affordable price point. We’re very excited about the possibilities of the MC P35 and are ecstatic about launching our version before any of the competition.”

The MC P35 follows suit with the original, with its slim trigger, ring hammer, ambidextrous safety and windage adjustable drift sight this 9mm will certainly become a leader in its respected category. Dealer orders are graciously being accepted now and will be available for purchase at finer sporting goods and firearm stores nationwide towards the end of November. For more information please contact Director of Sales, Chase Duffey at chase@eaacorp.com or call 321.639.4842. Read more

Firearms, Self Defense

Mossberg MC2sc Optics-Ready Micro-Compact

NORTH HAVEN, CT – Mossberg has expanded its popular MC2 lineup with a new micro-compact 9mm: the MC2sc. With its double-stack magazines, the compact-profile MC2sc offers increased capacity but is comfortably sized for concealed carry with an overall length of 6.25 inches, height of 4.30 inches and slim 1.10-inch width. The MC2sc also features an optics-ready slide for ease of mounting micro red-dot sights. Available in two frame variants (standard and cross-bolt safety) and with optional TRUGLO® Tritium Pro™ Night sights, each MC2sc comes equipped with both an 11-round flush and 14-round extended magazines.

Constructed of glass-reinforced polymer, MC2sc frames feature high tensile strength and stiffness combined with impact and chemical resistance. The slides are 416 stainless steel and feature a black DLC (Diamond-Like Coating). For positive manipulation, the slides have angled front and rear serrations and integrated into the slide is a removable plate which allows for direct mounting of optics (Shield RSMC footprint). And unlike competitive products, the user is not required to pull the trigger to disassemble the MC2sc for routine cleaning or maintenance with Mossberg’s revolutionary STS™ (Safe Takedown System). Read more

Firearms, Self Defense

Alec Baldwin Should Have Known Better

By Glen Wunderlich

Charter Member Professional Outdoor Media Association (POMA)

Alec Baldwin, who discharged a prop firearm on a film set Thursday, killing a cinematographer, has a history of speaking out against the National Rifle Association and other gun rights activists.

Baldwin discharged a prop firearm on the set of the western film “Rust” in New Mexico, killing cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, 42, and injuring director Joel Souza, 48,.

Too bad Mr. Baldwin never understood some of the most important “gun control” measures NRA teaches to American citizens. After reading the nonsense about a “misfire”, which was being reported, I already know that some glaring and deadly mistakes were made by Baldwin and supporting crew.

Safe gun handling rule taught by the NRA: Never point a gun at anything or anyone you don’t want to shoot. Mr. Baldwin violated this rule of firearms safety and has nobody to blame but himself. And, the firearm did not fire by itself; he pulled the trigger! There was no misfire!

It’s imperative that anyone presenting a firearm to another person be personally responsible to demonstrate that a firearm is safe to handle before handing it over to another person. Obviously, this was not done.

Furthermore, if Mr. Baldwin was aware of gun-safety protocol, he would never have accepted the firearm from anyone without having that person show him it was safe.

So sad that he has been blinded by his own perception of the importance of the NRA’s role in gun safety and training.

Firearms, Gun Control

Henry Donates 65 Rifles for 11-Year-Old Girl Battling Congenital Heart Defects

HENRY REPEATING ARMS
107 W Coleman Street, Rice Lake, WI 54868

Henry Donates 65 Rifles for 11-Year-Old Girl Battling Congenital Heart Defects

RICE LAKE, WI – Henry Repeating Arms, one of the country’s leading firearms manufacturers, is donating a series of 65 custom rifles to raise funds for the family of 11-year-old Sami Bernadzikowski of Elkridge, Maryland, who is battling multiple congenital heart defects (CHD). All proceeds from the fundraising campaign, which are expected to surpass $45,000, will be presented to the Bernadzikowski family.

Since she was born, Sami has undergone five open-heart surgeries with at least one more to come later and over thirty cardiac catheterization procedures. On top of a rare condition called heterotaxy syndrome, where organs are formed abnormally, in the wrong place, or missing altogether, Sami is diagnosed with several CHDs, including single ventricle, pulmonary atresia, pulmonary vein stenosis, transposition of the great vessels, and atrial septal defect. In addition, the 6th grader’s treatments require a visit to Boston several times throughout the year, adding to the overall cost of her medical expenses.

“She has been poked, prodded, and cut by doctors her whole life,” says James McVay, a family friend that brought Sami’s case to the attention of Henry Repeating Arms. “Her normal life is what anyone else would call torture, and she takes it in stride with the rarest complaint.”

“I have yet to see a photo of Sami where she didn’t have a huge smile on her face, which is incredible once you learn what she’s going through,” says Anthony Imperato, CEO, and Founder of Henry Repeating Arms. He continues, “I would like to give a big hug to Sami and her family, and I look forward to seeing how fast these rifles sell out thanks to the generosity of the Henry family.” Read more

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Hornady Security’s RAPiD RFID-Enabled Safes

Grand Island, NE – Stop fumbling with keys; there is better, faster safe access technology. It’s called RFID, and it provides instant access to the safe’s contents with tags uniquely programmed for each safe. Every Hornady Security RAPiD® Safe includes this reliable high-tech system.

An RFID tag acts as the ‘key’ unlocking the safe. When the tag and the safe are close enough to communicate, it reads the unique access code electronically. There’s no need to find a key, register a fingerprint, or remember a combination using touchless RFID technology. Plus, the RFID-enabled device can be programmed to read up to five different tags, opening a world of customization options.

Hornady Security RFID tags include watchbands (located in the buckle), key fobs, and decals; none require batteries to operate. The decals adhere to plastic, glass, metal, wood — nearly any surface such as the back of a phone. RFID is a secure and reliable way to access a safe in a hurry; however, if the tag is not close at hand, RAPiD safes include a keypad as a secondary opening method. Each RAPiD safe also comes with two barrel keys for the ultimate lock-out prevention. Read more

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Galco’s Spare Ammo Carriers

We all like to carry spare ammunition when in the field, and Galco offers several great options for hunters. All are handcrafted from rich, premium Latigo dark havana leather for both beauty and long term durability.

The Butt Cuff has reinforced stitching between each loop helps prevent interior cartridge loop dimensions from changing, while a suede tongue and nylon lacing keep the cuff securely on the stock. The Butt Cuff carries between five and nine rounds, depending on the cartridge, and is available in both right and left-handed models.

The Stalker™ Cartridge Wallet features a compact design that carries ten rifle cartridge neatly on the belt. The cartridge loops are individually stitched to retain their shape over years of hard use. Stalker versions are available in three sizes to fit cartridges from .243 through .375 H&H and similar.

Finally, when hunting even larger game – perhaps in Africa – Galco offers options for the really big guns. Read more

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Christensen Arms Introduces New Ridgeline Scout Rifle

Gunnison, Utah – Christensen Arms, manufacturer of state-of-the-art precision firearms and custom carbon fiber barrels, is proud to announce the new Ridgeline Scout. This new rifle was created for situations that require a lightweight, compact firearm such as hunting from a ground blind, treestand or possible use as a truck gun.

Building upon the ever popular Christensen Arms Ridgeline series), the Ridgeline Scout is a purpose-built, bolt-action rifle chassis that combines all the best features of the Ridgeline into a new compact scout rifle. Specialized features include a Black-Nitride® coated action, 0-MOA optic rail, barricade stop, a 10-rd AICS drop-box magazine, and a flat-shoe Trigger Tech® trigger, all on a tan and black carbon fiber composite Sporter stock.

Weighting in at just 5.9 lbs., the Ridgeline Scout is available in four calibers all with a 16” muzzle-threaded barrel creating an ideal suppressor host. Most Ridgeline Scout rifles are backed by the Christensen Arms Sub-MOA Guarantee. Read more

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Rock River Arms Launches ‘Load Up’ Promotion

Colona, IL (October 2021) – Rock River Arms, one of the industry’s most respected name in Modern Sporting Rifles and pistols, is pleased to announce its “Load Up!” promotion. This limited time promotion celebrates manufacturing capacity and completed firearm stock which has largely stabilized following the unprecedented spike in firearm demand over the last 18 months—a surge complicated by pandemic-induced raw material and logistic challenges.

Beginning now through December 31,2021, retail purchasers of any new 5.56/.223 Rock River Arms rifle purchased from a retail dealer will be eligible for five free magazines ($80.00 value). Read more

Firearms

APEX Ammunition Announces ’Shoot Your Shot’ Photo Contest

Columbus, MS – APEX Ammunition is pleased to announce its 2022 ‘Shoot Your Shot’ photo competition. The contest is open to all, whether you are a weekend warrior, an occasional or ‘every-chance-you-get’ type of hunter, a professional in the outdoor industry, or someone who simply loves being in the great outdoors. APEX welcomes you! Express yourself behind the lens – on the hunt, in the field, in the blind, or anywhere you think will show us you not only deserve to win the only cash prize in the wingshooting world, but a highly visible position in APEX Ammunition’s marketing for 2022. Enter up to three times. We want your best!

How to Enter

Upload up to three of your best photos over the course of our entry period. Just click here to enter. https://apexmunition.com/shoot-your-shot-22/ Read more

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S&W Issues Safety Recall Notice for M&P 12 Shotguns Made Before October 15, 2021

IMPORTANT SAFETY RECALL NOTICE: M&P ®12
Smith & Wesson® Issues Important Safety Recall Notice for M&P12 Shotguns Manufactured Prior to October 15, 2021

SPRINGFIELD, MS – Smith & Wesson Inc. has received two field reports of cracked barrels involving the M&P12 Shotgun. To ensure that all of our Shotguns meet Smith & Wesson’s high standards for quality, we are implementing this Safety Recall of all M&P12 Shotguns manufactured prior to October 15, 2021, to ensure there are no barrel anomalies or conditions that might adversely affect the safety, function or performance of the firearm.

We are asking all M&P12 Shotgun owners to stop using the product immediately. To begin facilitating the repair process, contact Smith & Wesson at 833-957-3476, or via email at MPshotgunrecall@smith-wesson.com, to receive instructions, as well as a prepaid shipping label for the return of your M&P12 Shotgun to Smith & Wesson. Read more

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