The Lewis Machine & Tool “Pig Package” .308 Modular Weapon System

MILAN, IL – Lewis Machine & Tool Company (LMT®), an Illinois-based company that designs, prototypes and manufactures small arms, accessories and tooling components for the military, government, law enforcement, commercial manufacturers and responsible civilians, in keeping with their exclusive endorsement deal with Brian “Pig Man” Quaca’s Sportsman Channel’s television show, Pig Man: The Series, is now making the “Pig Package” available to gun enthusiasts everywhere. Read more

Turkey Tumbles

Ring Tone call and bird

Mr. Jim Moss:  Looks like the “Good Hunting” wishes have come true again.

I’ll have more on the story but for now you can see the punishment dished out by a 2-ounce load of 6s at 34 yards.  This video is rated PG:

SCI Talking Conservation On Capitol Hill

SCI Urging Senate to Pass H.R. 4089

Washington, D.C. – Safari Club International (SCI) members will participate in more than 170 meetings this week with members of the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate on behalf of hunters everywhere. SCI’s lobby day on Capitol Hill represents the largest annual gathering of U.S. hunters in Washington, DC. This year’s focus will be working with the U.S. Senate to pass H.R. 4089, the Sportsmen’s Heritage Act of 2012. Read more

Monkey Wrench in Florida Man’s DUI Charges

A Florida man has been charged with felony drunken driving and wildlife violations, after police located a monkey in his truck.  Largo Police indicate Eugene Carl Kotelman was speeding and found he was driving on a suspended license and had been charged numerous times with driving on a suspended license and DUI.   Responding officers then noticed a “small monkey” in the truck and released the critter to his handler, the driver.
After Kotelman was released on bond from the DUI charge, Florida  Wildlife officers charged him with possession of wildlife and two counts of violating fish and wildlife rules.

They took custody of the monkey, who later explained he was supposed to be the designated driver.  Not really, but the rest of this is true.

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