Crimson Trace Rebates Continue

(Wilsonville, OR)—Crimson Trace, recognized as America’s top brand of laser sights, continues to offer substantial mail-in rebates on nearly all of the 260-plus laser sights and lights that the company offers to firearms owners. The mail-in rebates are offered on Crimson Trace products purchased from a retailer until April 30, 2017. Firearms owners are encouraged to take advantage of this limited time offer.

A rebate of $50 is offered on the following items:
Laserguard® and Laserguard® Pro™ laser sights
Lasergrips® laser sights
Master Series® laser sights
Rail Master® and Rail Master® Pro™ laser sights
Lightguard® lights
Modular Vertical ForegripTM (MVF) light and laser rail mounted products

Better news for shoppers is that the award-winning LiNQTM wireless laser sight and light system is covered under a $100 mail-in rebate offer. Read more

TenPoint Launches Renegade

Mogadore, OH. Industry leader, TenPoint Crossbow Technologies’ unveiled its new Renegade crossbow. Featuring a new stock and a time-tested bow assembly, the Renegade provides consumers premium quality, performance, and safety at an entry-level price-point.

“The Renegade is perhaps the best entry-level TenPoint we have ever designed,” said TenPoint CEO Rick Bednar. “It’s lightweight, narrow, fast, and includes some of the industry’s best safety features. Pair that with TenPoint quality and a perfect price tag and this one has all the makings of being a best-seller for years to come.”

The affordably priced Renegade features TenPoint’s new Fusion UltraLite™ stock. Configured with optimal comb-height and length-of-pull, the Fusion UltraLite stock, made from PolyOne OnForce™ LFT long-fiber thermoplastics, employs strategically placed cutouts in the fore-grip and butt stock to reduce weight and provide superior handling and balance. The fore-grip cutouts also allow shooters to wrap their thumb and fingers “into” the grip. This feature and the glass-reinforced nylon safety wings located on the stock above the grip both help to keep the shooter’s fore-grip hand safely below the arrow flight deck.

The Renegade’s 165-pound bow assembly measures 18.5-inches when cocked. Its fully machined aluminum riser features two large weight-reduction cutouts and is fitted with 13-inch, tactical black HL Limbs™ powered by XR™ wheels and DynaFLIGHT 97 string and cables – all mounted to a 19.375-inch barrel.

Once assembled, the Renegade is 37.875-inches long, weighs 7-pounds, and shoots up to 335 feet per second.

The crossbow comes standard with TenPoint’s 3x Pro-View 2™ Scope, and, like all TenPoint crossbows, it features TenPoint’s DFI™ (Dry-Fire-Inhibitor) and auto-engaging safety trigger. Read more

SIG SAUER® Introduces SIG HT Hunting Ammunition in 308 Win

Newington, NH – SIG SAUER, Inc. is pleased to expand its SIG HT hunting line of premium-grade rifle ammunition with the addition of 308 Win. Featuring an all-copper bullet that delivers deep penetration and maximum terminal ballistic performance, SIG HT ammunition is supremely accurate and ideal for hunting numerous species of game.

The 150gr 308 Win features a muzzle velocity of 2,900 fps and muzzle energy of 2,801 ft-lbs. This SIG HT 308 Win cartridge is excellent for mid-sized game such as deer, antelope, pigs and predators. Read more

FLIR Gets $50 Million Coast Guard Deal

FLIR Systems Awarded Contract Totaling $50 Million from U.S. Coast Guard for Integrated Navigation Electronics

WILSONVILLE, OR – FLIR Maritime announced recently that it has been awarded a $50 million indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract to provide marine electronics systems under the U.S. Coast Guard’s Scalable Integrated Navigation Systems 2 (SINS-2) program over a five-year period providing the purchaser a right to extend delivery for an additional five years. FLIR will provide electronics systems that will be standard fit on over 2,000 U.S. Coast Guard vessels, ranging from small-class boats through large cutter-class vessels. The systems include Raymarine multi-function navigation displays, radars, sonars, remote instrument displays, and autopilots. All of these components will be integrated with the Raymarine Lighthouse operating system for simple operation, single-point upgradeability, and will include advanced features specifically developed for the U.S. Coast Guard. Read more

DRD Tactical’s 338 Lapua Selected by LE Agencies

Dallas, GA: DRD Tactical announced today that a large and medium size Georgia Law Enforcement agencies have selected Kivaari® 338 Lapua Semi-Automatic Rifles for their SWAT teams. DRD rifles where chosen after test and evaluation by the departments.

Since its release in 2015 Kivaari® is fast becoming the choice of military and police around the world along with long range target shooters and hunters. The 338 Lapua and 300 Norma Magnum caliber rounds are the choice due the reduction in weight of the weapon system and ammunition compared to other large caliber weapon systems. There are several US Ally countries in the export license process of acquiring the Kivaari® weapon system for military and police units.

DRD Tactical specializes in design and manufacturing of patented Take Down Rifles in 338 Lapua Magnum, 300 Norma Magnum, 7.62Nato, 6.5Creedmoor, 5.56Nato and 300BLK calibers in our modern CNC manufacturing facility in Georgia.

For more information, please visit www.drdtactical.com

Civil Rights Groups Threaten Philadelphia, Other Cities With 2A Litigation over Tasers, Electronic Arms

SACRAMENTO, CA — Yesterday, attorneys for civil rights advocacy organizations Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) and Firearms Policy Foundation (FPF) sent legal letters to the cities of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Tacoma, Washington; and Wilmington, Delaware demanding that they repeal their respective bans on electronic arms or face federal Second Amendment litigation. Last week, a demand was sent to the City of Westminster, Maryland, regarding its ban.

The Philadelphia Code § 10-825 states that no “person shall own, use, possess, sell or otherwise transfer any ‘stun gun’,” making a violation of the law subject to a fine of up to $300 “and/or imprisonment for not more than ninety (90) days.”

“The Second Amendment to the United States Constitution protects the right to keep and bear arms, not only the right to keep and bear firearms,” explained attorney Stephen D. Stamboulieh in the letters. Read more

Kentucky: Court Fines Man for Illegally Guiding Elk Hunts

Contact: Mark Marraccini
mark.marraccini@ky.gov
1-800-858-1549, ext. 4425

FRANKFORT, KY — A Martin County man will pay nearly $8,000 in fines and costs after pleading guilty to multiple counts of illegal guide activities and taking elk.

Byron Delong, 24, of Pilgrim, Ky., pleaded guilty Monday in Martin District Court to guiding elk hunters without a commercial guide’s license, assisting an elk hunter to hunt over bait, and assisting an elk hunter with an At-Large Elk Permit to hunt in a Limited Entry Area.

The court ordered Delong to pay $5,000 in fines, $2,718.36 in restitution for the cow elk taken illegally and $163 in court costs. The court also stripped Delong of hunting privileges for three years and probated his 60-day jail sentence. The court judgment was Martin County’s largest ever handed down for illegal elk hunting and commercial guide services. Read more

Utah: Prairie Dogs Prosper Under State Management

Court ruling gives authority back to the federal government

Cedar City – For more than two years, Utah prairie dogs in southwestern Utah have prospered under the watchful eye of state wildlife biologists.

Now, those biologists are concerned. They say a recent court ruling—which gives management authority back to the federal government—could make it challenging to manage conflicts between prairie dogs and people.

On March 29, the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a district court ruling made in November 2014. The district court ruling gave management authority—for Utah prairie dogs found on private land—to the state of Utah. The March 29 ruling gives that management authority back to the federal government.

Utah prairie dogs were listed as endangered shortly after the Endangered Species Act was enacted in 1973. Read more

FN Announces Spring Consumer Promotion for FN 15 Carbines and Rifles

Contact: Kristina DeMilt, media@fnamerica.com

Free FN-Branded Shooting Mat for Qualifying Purchases

(McLean, VA – FN America, LLC announces the launch of a spring consumer promotion to offer a free FN-branded shooting mat for qualifying purchases of FN 15™ carbines and rifles. The spring Free Gear promotion starts March 31, 2017, and is valid through June 30, 2017.

Customers who purchase an eligible model FN 15 will receive a dual-colored, FN-branded shooting mat constructed of durable Cordura® Nylon. The mat, custom-made by Creedmoor Sports, features extended, nonslip pads for elbow placement and ample padding to protect the shooter in all positions, a $149.95 value.

Eligible models of FN 15 include the FN 15 Sporting, FN 15 Military Collector M4 and M16, FN 15 Competition, FN 15 Competition Limited Edition Leupold package with custom FN-branded Leupold VX®-6 106x24mm Multigun and FireDot Green BDC reticle with mount, and the newly-released FN 15 DMR II, FN 15 Tactical Carbine II and FN 15 Tactical Carbine II .300 BLK. Read more

Smith & Wesson Launches Rebate Offer On Some of Its Most Popular Firearms


New Mail-in Rebate Program, “Savings You Can Carry”, Offers Consumers Cash BackSPRINGFIELD, MA– Smith & Wesson Corp., announces the start of the “Savings You Can Carry” consumer mail-in rebate promotion. Several of the company’s most popular and sought after firearms are included in the promotion, including a $75 rebate on the M&P Shield®.

“We are excited to announce the “Savings You Can Carry” rebate offer,” said Matt Buckingham, President of the Firearms Division for Smith & Wesson. “Whether you are in the market for our best-selling M&P Shield pistol, our M&P® Bodyguard® 380 pistol, or one of our value priced Smith & Wesson® Self Defense pistols, the new rebate gives our customers the chance to purchase one of these popular firearms and take advantage of some significant savings.” Read more

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