Redding Offers Precision Neck Chamfering Tool


Cortland, NY…….New for 2016, Redding Reloading Equipment has introduced a newly designed precision inside case neck chamfering tool using a unique low angle cutter design. The Model 15 P design offers easier entry to boat tail bullets by providing a shallow angle, which better matches the bullet’s entry angle. A proper chamfer not only reduces the force needed to correctly seat but also better aligns the bullet for seating. This is a piloted design which uses and adjustable pilot shaft with a pin, which pierces the primer pocket’s flash hole. Read more
Ammunition

Parker Introduces Red Hot Arrow Puller And Lumenok Extinguisher


MINT SPRING, VA. – Parker Bows, the leading manufacturer of high quality Compound bows and Crossbows as well as RED HOT Crossbow Accessories is proud to introduce the RED HOT Arrow Puller & Lumenok Extinguisher.The RED HOT Arrow Puller and Lumenok Extinguisher provides a superior method to: (1) remove arrows from various types of archery targets, and (2) turn off Lumenok Lighted Nocks. It features a durable, long last ergonomic design for a sure grip and comfortable feel. It securely attaches onto arrows and easily removes them from today’s high performance archery targets. It also turns off Lumenok Lighted Nocks with ease. Simply insert the arrow with lighted nock into the Extinguisher up to the vanes and wiggling it up and down. It comes in a high-vis red color and conveniently fits on an arrow for storage in the quiver.

The RED HOT Arrow Puller and Lumenok Extinguisher is proudly made in the U.S.A. and has a MSRP of $11.95. Read more

Archery

Browning Offers Winter Rebates on

It has been a long, cold winter, but it ends now! Get your hands on a sizzling hot rebate deal on the best Browning rifles, shotguns and pistols. But do it soon. Not only is winter coming to an end, so is the Browning Winter Savings Promo. Read the details today, because there is still time to get a deal on the Browning you have been waiting for.

Save up to $100 on select Browning shotguns, rifles and pistols. Offer valid only on the consumer retail purchase of any new Browning firearm (A5, Maxus and BPS shotguns, AB3 rifles, Buck Mark and 1911-22 pistols) purchased between February 1, 2016 and March 31, 2016. Download the flyer and coupon for full details. Read more

Firearms

Fish and Wildlife Conservation Leaders Call for $1.3 Billion Annual Investment for States

A 21st Century Vision for Investing in and Connecting People to Nature

March 2, 2016 (Washington, DC) – A group of energy, business and conservation leaders today released their recommendations on how to avert the growing endangered species crisis in this country. The Blue Ribbon Panel on Sustaining America’s Diverse Fish & Wildlife Resources determined that utilizing a portion of revenues from energy and mineral development on federal lands and waters to fund state-based conservation could address conservation needs for thousands of species. An annual investment of $1.3 billion from these development revenues into the currently unfunded Wildlife Restoration Program would allow state fish and wildlife agencies to proactively manage these species, reducing taxpayer costs and the regulatory red tape that comes when species are listed under the federal Endangered Species Act.

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Wildlife

U.P. Focus: Panel discussion on U.P. emerald ash borer quarantine extension airs this weekend

GW:  The only good thing about these destroyers of our indigenous ash hardwoods is that they’ve supplied many with a readily available supply of firewood.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has announced broadcasts of WNMU-TV13’s “Media Meet” discussion on a recent quarantine extension in the Upper Peninsula for the emerald ash borer airs this weekend.

The program with DNR staff and host Bill Hart focuses on what landowners with ash trees can doA photo shows the metallic green-colored emerald ash borer. now as the infestation moves across the region, information on how the beetle was introduced to Michigan and what the outcomes have been. The program will initially air at 6:30 p.m. EST Saturday, March 5 and be rebroadcast at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, March 6. Read more

Wildlife

The Link to Conservation through Sportsmen

MISSOULA, Mont. – With the bipartisan passage of HR 2406, the Sportsmen’s Heritage and Recreational Enhancement (SHARE) Act, in the House of Representatives today, the Boone and Crockett Club reflects on the importance of conservation legislation.  Notable conservation legislation includes:

  • Yellowstone Protection Act of 1894
  • Organic Act of 1897, establishing national forests
  • Lacey Act of 1900, end of commercial market hunting
  • National Wildlife Refuge System Act of 1903
  • Migratory Bird Act of 1913
  • Agriculture Adjustment Act of 1933, the first Farm Bill
  • Duck Stamp Act of 1934, wetland and waterfowl conservation funding
  • Pittman-Robertson Act of 1934, conservation funding
  • Wilderness Act of 1964
  • Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968
  • Endangered Species Act of 1973
  • Healthy Forest Restoration Act of 2003
  • Sportsman Heritage Act of 2011
  • Making Public Lands Public of 2013

 

The Club and many other conservation groups support the SHARE Act for its pro-sportsmen’s titles that will help ensure outdoor hunting traditions are preserved, protected and promoted. Read more
Hunting, Wildlife

Obama administration officials use pseudonyms in work emails

This from John Lott, Jr.

Eric Holder joins Lisa Jackson, Lois Lerner, Obama administration in gun control push, Labor Department officials, and many others in the administration in using a pseudonym in emails and Twitter to hide their identity.  Obviously, Hillary Clinton hid her information from Freedom of Information Act requests in other ways.  From Fox News:

Former Attorney General Eric Holder not only used an email alias to conduct formal agency business, but appropriated the birth name of one of his idols, NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, according to the Department of Justice.

“I was floored,” said investigative journalist Jason Leopold, who received a batch of “heavily redacted” documents through a FOIA lawsuit this week. At the top was a letter, announcing that “emails in the enclosed documents which use the account name ‘Lew Alcindor’ (Abdul-Jabbar) denote emails to or from Attorney General Eric Holder.”

“It was incredible,” said Leopold, who was seeking DOJ emails regarding a request for the agency to open a probe into charges that the CIA had been spying on the Senate intelligence committee staff. Leopold broke the story about the bizarre Holder-Alcindor alias for VICE News on Thursday.

“People may say, ‘what’s the big deal?’ but this is so important,” Leopold tells FoxNews.com. He insists that using an alias might complicate document searches, pointing out that the emails he received don’t even mention Holder’s name.

“It raises the question of whether they are trying to thwart public records requests and the Federal Records Act. It just seems shady.” . . .

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