New series of Infrared Spotlights from Ultimate Wild


Nacogdoches, TX –Ultimate Wild®, a leader in providing high-quality durable and rugged lighting products for the outdoor enthusiast, introduces two new high powered infrared spotlights for use with your infrared scopes and optics. The Black Op and Dark Op infrared spotlights light up the night with-out compromising your position and location.As infrared technology continues to grow and evolve, lighting options to maximize these technological advances need to grow as well, and that is why Ulitmate Wild has created a series of rechargeable infrared illuminating spotlights – the Black Op 940 NM spotlight, and the Dark Op 850 NM spotlight. Read more
Optics

Stoeger M3000 Sporting Delivers Value, Reliability and Performance to Sport Shooters

ACCOKEEK, Md. – As rugged as it is practical, Stoeger’s venerable M3000 continues to be popular from southern dove fields to the northern frozen prairies. Built around an ultra-reliable inertia driven action, this semi-auto shotgun delivers value and performance for a variety of sporting pursuits, making it the ideal platform for the basis of the new Stoeger M3000 Sporting.

The new Stoeger M3000 Sporting is a 12-gauge, semi-auto shotgun equipped with a 30-inch barrel topped by an elevated rib, making it ideal for sport shooters. Also featuring an oversized bolt handle and an oversized bolt release, the M3000 Sporting comes with three extended chokes (SK1, IC, SK2) making it range-ready out of the box. Read more

Firearms

Nosler Adds to AccuBond Bullet Line


Bend, Ore –– Nosler’s successful AccuBond® Long Range (ABLR) bullet line is welcoming two much anticipated bullets to the existing lineup with the 30-168gr and 338-265gr ABLR. The 30-168gr ABLR was designed to maximize downrange performance in cartridges with less than magnum case capacities, such as the ubiquitous 308 Winchester and 30-06. With a remarkable B.C. and moderate weight, this bullet will push the boundaries further than ever before.For .338 caliber enthusiasts, the long awaited 338-265gr ABLR is now part of the lineup as well. This bullet is the perfect complement to .338 cartridges with large case capacity, such as the recently introduced 33 Nosler, and is the ideal solution for long range shots. The 265gr ABLR also has high weight for caliber and a high BC, which produces exceptional external ballistics. Read more
Ammunition

Springfield Armory Announces New XD Mod.2 Service Model


New Pistol Adds Carry-friendly .45 ACP Choice To XD® Mod.2® FamilyGENESEO, ILL. – Springfield Armory® is pleased to announce the new XD® Mod.2® Service Model, chambered in .45 ACP. Now, buyers don’t have to choose between large caliber and large capacity – this new handgun offers both in a surprisingly compact package.

While the new XD® Mod.2® Tactical Model is optimized for competitive and defensive situations where concealment isn’t the primary concern, the new four-inch barrel XD® Mod.2® Service Model packs the same caliber and capacity into a carry-friendly footprint. The XD® Mod.2® Service Model fits 13+1 rounds of fight-stopping .45 ACP into an amazingly concealable package. Read more

Firearms

Weatherby Vanguard Camilla Available in 6.5 Creedmoor

PASO ROBLES, Calif. — No two shooters are alike, and men are certainly different from women when it comes to the way a rifle should fit and perform. That’s why Weatherby created the Vanguard® Camilla™ – a rifle designed entirely for women, by women. The result is an exquisite firearm that truly becomes an extension of a woman’s form. For 2017, a new cartridge has been added to the Camilla line: the flat-shooting, hard-hitting 6.5 Creedmoor. The rifle is also available in .243 WIN, .308 WIN and 7mm-08 REM. Read more

Firearms

Uberti USA 1858 Buffalo Bill Limited Edition Revolver

ACCOKEEK, Md. – To commemorate the 100-year anniversary of William Frederick “Buffalo Bill” Cody (1846-1917), Uberti USA is introducing a limited-edition, fully engraved version of the famed Western icon’s 1858 Remington black powder revolver. Exclusively available for 2017, a maximum of 500 of the 1858 Buffalo Bill Limited Edition revolvers will be produced.

“It never failed me,” Buffalo Bill said of his beloved 1858 revolver. The original that was the basis for Uberti USA’s replica saw much use throughout Cody’s days as a professional buffalo hunter and Army scout during the Plains Wars of the 1860s and 1870s. The priceless original now resides in a private collection. Read more

Firearms

Streamlight Introduces TLR-6 For Non-Rail 1911 Firearms

EAGLEVILLE, PA – Streamlight® Inc., a leading provider of high-performance lighting and weapon light/laser sighting devices, has introduced a TLR-6® weapon light for use with non-rail 1911 firearms. Featuring both a light and an integrated red aiming laser, it is designed to maximize visibility and targeting capability in a variety of home defense and tactical applications.

The light, which uses an ultra-bright power LED, securely attaches to the trigger guard of many non-rail 1911 handguns including those manufactured by KIMBER®, Colt®, Ruger®, and Smith and Wesson®. (A full list of current model handguns it fits is available at Streamlight.com). Read more

Firearms

Christensen Arms Releases New Aluminum Frame 1911


Gunnison, Utah – January, 16,2017Christensen Arms strives to craft the finest 1911 handguns ever produced, and the new A4 (4 inch barrel) and A5 (5 inch barrel) aluminum-framed 1911s are no exception. Currently available in 9MM, each A4 and A5 frame is machined from lightweight 7075 billet aluminum and assembled using only premium components, including a tunable match-grade trigger. They feature a newly designed flat-top, billet stainless steel slide that is hand fit to guarantee a perfectly smooth and highly accurate handgun – a 5-shot, 2 inch group at 25 yards. Weighing in at roughly 2 lbs, the new A4 is the lightest 1911 produced by Christensen Arms.

“We are pleased to expand our 1911 product offerings with the new A4 and A5. They represent the peak in 1911 technology and performance in a lightweight, aluminum frame.” – Jason Christensen, President Christensen Arms. Read more

Firearms

Supplemental deer feeding permits available in southern U.P.


The Michigan Department of Natural Resources yesterday announced the availability of winter supplemental deer feeding permits across the southern section of the Upper Peninsula.Winter Michigan deerPermits allowing private citizens and sportsmen’s groups in the U.P. to provide supplemental feed for deer during the winter months are issued by local DNR wildlife biologists under certain provisions.

Supplemental feeding in the northern part of the region began earlier this month. For the southern U.P., accumulated snowfall depth measurements trigger the issuance of permits.

“Although we continue to have high concerns regarding potential for communicable diseases, such as chronic wasting disease, and would prefer that people not feed deer, the snow depth readings we tabulated today reached the level where we begin to issue supplemental deer feeding permits,” said Terry Minzey, DNR U.P. regional wildlife supervisor. Read more

Wildlife

2016 Michigan elk hunting season recap


Michigan’s latest elk hunting season – considered the late or December hunt – is complete, and preliminary hunting results are in. A total of 100 state licenses were available, 30 any-elk and 70 antlerless-only licenses.”Fortunately, because of the nature of our elk season, we are really able to work closely with hunters,” said Department of Natural Resources wildlife biologist Shelby Hiestand. “The December hunt had a 92-percent success rate for our state hunters, which is great.”

During the nine-day hunt period, running Dec. 10-18, 54 cows, 29 bulls and nine calves were harvested. Weather was favorable, with some snowfall just before the season making it easier to track and see animals within the elk hunt unit. The December season allows hunters to take an elk within any elk management hunting unit, maximizing the 10-county hunting unit at the “tip of the mitt” of northern Michigan.

The earlier elk hunt period, which ran from late August to early October for 12 days, also had great hunter success, with 85 percent of state hunters able to harvest elk. Read more

Hunting
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