One trigger assembly that fits all AR platforms.

Phoenix, AZ– Velocity Triggers™ has launched its brand with an American made, drop-in trigger assembly that will fit all AR platforms. The initial product offering includes single stage trigger assemblies with either a traditional curved trigger or a tactical straight trigger, both of which are available in 3, 4, or 4 ½ pound pull weight. All of the major parts of the trigger assembly go through extensive processes to insure a great final product.

The hammer, trigger and disconnect are cut from tool steel with a Wire EDM process, followed by heat treating for extended life. Then the hammer and disconnect are treated with Robar’s™ NP3® metal finish. NP3® is an electroless nickel based finish that is very corrosion resistant and reduces friction. The housings are machined from 6061T6 billet aluminum and then green anodized for easy cleaning and reduced corrosion. Each trigger goes through a black oxide process and then is hand polished for a smooth finish. The trigger assemblies are then built and individually tested for pull weight and sear engagement. MSRP $150.00 Read more

Whether pass-shooting ducks or pulling the trigger on a wary gobbler that won’t close the distance, Trulock Precision Hunter chokes will give tighter, more consistent patterns than flush-style chokes. Custom-built by Trulock, the industry leader in custom-built chokes, the Precision Hunter is available for most popular shotgun models. This quality choke is an inexpensive yet dramatic improvement to your shotgun. Read more

Gene Lumsden, CEO of Legacy Sports International, Inc. proudly announces that Legacy Sports is now offering short action detachable magazines and magazine kits to fit Remington® 700 rifles in .204, .223, .243, 7mm-08 and .308. Long action magazines and conversion kits for the Remington 700 long action rifles in .25-06, .270, 30.06, 6.5 x 55, .300 Win. Mag., .338 Win. Mag. and 7mm Rem. Mag. calibers will be available in the next 60 to 90 days.

All kits and magazines are made of tough polymer construction and are priced well below many competitive products. In fact, they are offered at a fraction of the cost of other Remington 700 Mag kits! Short action and standard long action kits and magazines are available in 5 or 10 round capacities, while long action magnum calibers will be available in 5 round capacity, only. All of these kits are drop-in ready, and can be installed in minutes. Read more

CAMP PERRY, Ohio –The Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) is thrilled to once again welcome eager competitors to the Rifle Phase of the National Trophy Matches, held July 15-28, 2015, at the world-famous Camp Perry National Guard training facility. The matches have been fired on the base since 1907 and continue to draw thousands of athletes and spectators each year. The event offers air gun, vintage military rifle and modern military rifle opportunities to enthusiasts of all ages.

The National Match Air Gun events will be fired July 5-20 in the 80-firing point Gary Anderson CMP Competition Center. Shooters can choose to participate in any of the many air gun competitions, including the 30 Shot Re-Entry Matches in both pistol and rifle, 20 Shot Novice Prone, as well as the AiR 15 Challenge Match. Read more

Gene Lumsden, CEO of Legacy Sports International, Inc. announces the arrival of Howa Mini Action rifles chambered in .223 Remington. Inventory is available for immediate shipment in 20 inch lightweight, 22 inch standard and 20 inch heavy barrel versions. Other chamberings, including the .204 Ruger will be available soon. Special synthetic stocks have been designed to fit this new configuration and come in black, od green and Kryptek Highlander camo colors.

With the Mini Action, the chamber and bolt are 12% shorter than regular short actions with shorter bolt throw for faster reloads. Weight is also reduced with a shorter bolt. Each Mini Action rifle features a drawn barrel, three position safety and HACT two-stage trigger. The Howa Mini Action Rifle comes with a factory equipped ten round, synthetic detachable magazine. Scoped models come with a Nikko Stirling Panamax 3-9×40 scope that features an extra-wide angle field of view (20% more than comparable optics), red and green illuminated Half Mil Dot reticle and durability suited to heavy recoil rifle calibers.

For 2015 Browning is proud to introduce the Black Label 1911-380 autoloading pistol. This new offering pairs two of John M. Browning’s original inventions — the Model 1911 handgun and the 380 ACP cartridge. The 1911 has been a favorite firearm among shooters for decades and the new 1911-380 keeps with that tradition of innovation and function.

Scaled down to 85% of the size of the original 45 ACP versions, the new single-action Browning 1911-380 is made in the USA and utilizes a precision built composite frame. Extras like an extended ambidextrous safety, beavertail grip safety, machined steel slide and skeletonized hammer are also featured. The new Black Label 1911-380 comes in a matte black finish with fixed combat sights.

The overall length is 7 ½” and average weight is 17 ½ oz. Slightly larger than most 380 ACP pistols, the size manages recoil better and improves control for more accurate follow up shots. The grip is narrow, but long and wide enough for comfortable shooting. Barrel length is 4 ¼”, which increases bullet velocity for more downrange punch and improved accuracy for sport shooting. The magazine capacity is 8 rounds. ABS carrying case included.

Suggested Retail: $669.99. Read more

Criminal charges have been dropped against a Nebraska man whose expensive firearms collection was seized in a case involving a misdemeanor conviction some years ago for carrying a knife that was an eighth-inch too long, and the Second Amendment Foundation was delighted to assist in the effort.

Kevin Williams of Lincoln was prosecuted under a local ordinance, but when the case came to trial, the case was dropped and his firearms were returned, noted SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb.

“When we learned of this case,” he said, “we couldn’t resist getting involved. When somebody faces losing his firearms collection over an old misdemeanor conviction because he had a knife blade that was a fraction of an inch too long, that just seems silly. Turns out we were right.”

“This wrongful prosecution should never have begun,” noted attorney David Sigale of Glen Allyn, Ill., who took the case for SAF. “We are pleased that Mr. Williams is out of criminal jeopardy, and that the government has relinquished its forfeiture claim on Mr. William’s constitutionally protected property. This is a reminder that the Constitution and Second Amendment apply all throughout Nebraska.” Read more