New Browning Youth Shotgun

Morgan, Utah-Browning will expand its Micro Midas line of youth oriented firearms to include the new BT-99 Micro Midas 12 gauge trap for 2013.

Browning BT-99 Micro Midas

The new BT-99 Micro Midas features a compact 13″ length of pull stock and beavertail forearm in satin walnut. The stock is scaled down to comfortably fit smaller shooters. The BT-99 also includes a Vector Pro lengthened forcing cone, recoil pad and ivory front and mid-bead sights. Chrome plated chambers are also included on the BT-99 to resist wear and corrosion for years of shooting. Barrel lengths offered include 28″ or 30″. Suggested Retail Price, $1,429.99.

All Micro Midas firearms qualify for the Growth Insurance Program that allows new owners to purchase a full size stock at 50% off the retail price.

For more information on Browning products, please visit the website at www.browning.com.

Leica Sport Optics Introduces the ER i Riflescope

Leica Sport Optics adds to its already successful line of ER riflescopes with the introduction of two new illuminated riflescope models: the ER i 2.5-10×42 and the ER i 3-12×50. These new riflescopes boast a lean and classic design making them simple and easy-to-use. They also feature Leica’s legendary optical performance and the addition of an illuminated red dot, available in three reticle configurations: 4a, Ballistic and IBS. Read more

Lew Horton Distributing Announces Special Edition Kahr Arms CW45

Lew Horton Distributing announces our newest exclusive Special Edition! The Kahr CW45 ALL AMERICAN is chambered in 45 ACP. This version of Kahr’s popular pistol has “ALL AMERICAN” etched on the left side of the stainless slide, and “DON’T TREAD ON ME” on the right side. The top of the slide features an image of the coiled rattlesnake from the Gadsden flag. We’ve just received our first delivery, with more guns coming very soon. Suggested retail $625.95
For more information on Lew Horton Distributing, call 800-446-7866 or visit www.lewhorton.com or www.facebook.com/lewhorton

NSSF Issues Statement on Connecticut Legislative Proposals

NEWTOWN, Conn. — The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), the trade association for the firearms and ammunition industry, issued the following statement today:
The firearms industry has a long history in Connecticut and to this day has a sizeable economic presence and workforce in the Constitution State. We are disappointed therefore that the General Assembly’s Task Force could not reach a bipartisan agreement on proposals to prevent future violence involving the criminal misuse of firearms.
NSSF agrees with suggestions that the focus should be to keep firearms out of the wrong hands, but an outright ban of the most popular semiautomatic rifle in the United States today, as some are suggesting, for what are essentially cosmetic reasons would make no one safer and is unfair to the millions of people who have purchased them legally and use them responsibly for hunting, shooting competition and home defense. It also holds the real prospect of affecting employment in our state because underlying issues go deeper than whether manufacturing exemptions would be issued. We will review all proposals in more detail and will continue to be a resource to achieve our common goal of a safer Connecticut.

A Beagle and a Bunny

By Glen Wunderlich

Rabbit and hare hunting have never been easy for me over the past 40 years.  I’ve tried shotguns from the diminutive .410 gauge to the more-than-adequate 12-gauge scatterguns. Additionally, rimfires have been employed at times for an added challenge not entirely necessary in the name of fairness. It’s not that I’m that bad of a shot, either, although I’m far from an expert with a smoothbore.

Without a good dog, several factors contribute to the degree of difficulty:  Tiresome trudging through deep snow and the element of surprise. Deep snow speaks for itself, when foot travel is cumbersome at best and impossible other times without snowshoes. Hard work and snowshoes go hand-in-hand, although they can be the only means to get into bunny country at times. Read more

Tom Gresham Gives NRA a Big Boost

Mandeville, LA – In less than two months, radio and TV host Tom Gresham delivered 16,630 new Lifetime Members to the National Rifle Association, amounting to more than $4.9 million dollars in membership dues. Gresham announced a special $300 Lifetime Membership deal with the NRA on Thursday, January 10th, via Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/Guntalk, complete with a special direct phone number. The deal ended last Thursday. Read more

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