Springfield Armory “Lock & Load” Off-Road Adventure Giveaway

GENESEO, ILL. — Springfield Armory® is proud to announce its “Lock & Load” off-road adventure giveaway, running from August 15th through October 31st of this year. The entire package has an estimated value of nearly $40,000.

Developed in concert with Kolpin Outdoors, Silencer Central and Federal Ammunition, the Springfield Armory Lock & Load giveaway provides the winner with a fully decked-out Polaris Ranger XP 1000. Loaded up in the UTV is a whole host of Springfield Armory firearms, Silencer Central suppressors, and enough Federal ammo to run them all.

In addition to the Polaris UTV — heavily accessorized by Kolpin Outdoors with some of the company’s best gear — Springfield is also providing the winner with the following firearms: Read more

Century Arms Introduces the Centurion 14

Delray Beach, Fla. –– Century Arms is proud to introduce yet another classic design to its long line of imports, the Centurion 14. The Centurion 14 is the vintage Hi-Power model, designed by the great John Moses Browning. This iconic piece of history has now been made readily available and affordable to the firearms enthusiast with the introduction of the Centurion 14!

The Centurion 14 is chambered in 9mm with a capacity of 15+1, an overall length of 7.75”, width of 1.37”, height of 5”, a barrel length of 4.66”, and an unloaded weight of 25.6 ounces. The Centurion 14 features 3 dot Novak style sights, ring hammer, manual thumb safety, and a crisp single action trigger. Every Centurion 14 is shipped in a hard case, and includes one magazine, bore brush, cleaning rod, and bore mop. MSRP for the Centurion 14 is just $409.99, making this the most affordable Hi-Power on the market!

The Centurion 14 made its debut at the 2024 NRA Annual Meeting held in Dallas, TX, and is available now! For more information on the Centurion 14, please visit https://www.centuryarms.com/centurion-14.html

Savage Arms 42 Takedown Now Available in FDE and OD Green

Savage Arms®, an iconic firearm manufacturer, now offers the must-have survival, truck, camping and more rimfire-shotgun combo in Flat Dark Earth and OD Green. A reliable and versatile hunting and general-use firearm, the updated Model 42 Takedown has proved to be a top choice for those in the market.

“The updated Model 42 Takedown is a game-changer, now available in two classic colorways,” said Savage Arms’s Rimfire Product Manager Brett McKenna. “With its combination rifle/shotgun design, simple break action and adjustable rifle sights, it offers unparalleled convenience and performance for a wide range of applications.”

The 42 Takedown rimfire-shotgun combo breaks down with the simple push of one button and includes a bug-out bag so you can easily transport it anywhere. The break-action combo fires rimfire rounds from the top barrel and .410 bore shotgun shells from the bottom. The Model 42’s length-of-pull is short enough and, its recoil is light enough, to make a perfect starter gun for young shooters. The barrels are matte black to prevent glare and the sleek synthetic stock is weatherproof. The Model 42 is available in .22 LR over .410 and 22 WMR over .410.

The Updated Savage Model 42 Takedown features: Read more

SAF Files Merits Brief in Vanderstok Case

The Second Amendment Foundation and its partners in a case challenging the ATF’s “Final Rule” declaring frames and receivers to be regulated as firearms have submitted their respondents brief with the U.S. Supreme Court.

SAF is joined by Defense Distributed, Polymer 80, and Not an LLC (doing business as JSD Supply). The case is known as Garland v. VanDerStok and is on appeal from the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. SAF and its colleagues are represented by attorneys Charles R. Flores at Flores Law in Houston, Adam Kraut at the SAF headquarters in Bellevue, Wash., and Josh Blackman, also of Houston.

The Fifth Circuit Court ruled that ATF’s Final Rule is illegal because the new definition of a firearm exceeds the definition set by Congress. The Justice Department petitioned the Supreme Court for review, which was granted in April.

“Americans have always had the constitutional right to build personal firearms without government permission,” noted SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb. “But the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives impermissibly expanded what is encompassed by the term ‘firearm’ to include unfinished frames and receivers along with parts kits – regulating items that Congress explicitly chose not to regulate. As we note in our brief, this revised definition criminalizes wide swaths of traditional gun making activities.” Read more

Rossi USA Expands R95 45-70 Govt Line with Triple Black and Laminate Models

Bainbridge, GA. – In response to the growing demand for versatile and high-performance firearms, Rossi USA proudly announces the expansion of its R95 45-70 Govt line with the introduction of the Triple Black and Laminate models. These new offerings are designed to meet the diverse preferences of firearm enthusiasts, combining distinct aesthetics with functional enhancements.

ROSSI R95 45-70 GOVT TRIPLE BLACK AND LAMINATE MODELS: Rugged Durability Meets Classic Style

Rossi USA is excited to unveil the R95 45-70 Govt Triple Black and Laminate models, each offering unique features while maintaining the performance and reliability that shooters have come to expect from the R95 series.

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Umarex Delivers the Feature-Rich Zelos

As airgunning has grown, shooters have asked for more customization options on factory rifles. The Umarex Zelos – which is now shipping – delivers what they have wanted.

The Zelos is a modular rifle designed for casual shooting, hunting, pesting and benchrest competitions. Available in both .22 and .25 caliber, the Zelos features a sleek 3,625 PSI tank. The pressure regulator is adjustable between 1,000 to 2,000 PSI and the two-stage trigger is also adjustable.

The .22 caliber model generates 1,100 FPS of muzzle velocity and comes with a 20-round magazine. Equipped with an 18-round magazine, the .25 caliber version launches a pellet at 1,000 FPS.

Picatinny rails for optics, bipods and other accessories are integrated into the rifle’s design. While a side-lever action allows for faster shooting, whether hunting or working against the clock in a competition. Read more

GOA Sues State of Florida over Open Carry Ban

Gun Owners of America (GOA) and the Gun Owners Foundation filed a federal lawsuit in South Florida, challenging the state’s ban on open carry of firearms. As of today, Florida remains in the very small and anti-gun company of New York, Illinois, and California where open carry is still wholly banned.

Governor Ron DeSantis has previously expressed support for open carry, but unfortunately, the Republican leadership in the legislature in Tallahassee has made quite clear they have no intention of repealing this ban.

Erich Pratt GOA’s Senior Vice President, issued the following statement:

“Florida lawmakers claim to be pro-gun, but year after year, they’ve refused to repeal the 1987 ban on open carry, leaving Floridians in the very anti-gun company of New York, Illinois, and California where this is also prohibited. Read more

First Quarter Excise Tax Obligations for 2024 Up 2.1 Percent Over Last Year

The latest Firearms and Ammunition Excise Tax Collection report released by the Department of the Treasury indicates that firearm and ammunition manufacturers reported tax liabilities of $249.06 million in the 1st calendar quarter of 2024; up 2.1 percent over the same time period reported in 2023.

The report, which covers the time period of January 1, 2024, through March 31, 2024, shows that $80.1 million was due in taxes for Pistols and Revolvers, $81.1 million for Firearms (other)/ Long Guns and $87.9 million for Ammunition (shells and cartridges). Compared to the January to March quarter 2023, tax obligations were up 1.9 percent for Pistols and Revolvers, up 1.0 percent for Firearms (other)/ Long Guns and up 3.5 percent for Ammunition (shells and cartridges).

Translation to sales: Read more

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