New York: AG Warns Businesses Against Selling Realistic-Looking Toy Guns Ahead of Halloween

AG James Urges Consumers to Report Retailers That Are Selling Realistic-Looking Toy Guns In Stores or Online

NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James today issued a consumer alert ahead of Halloween reminding businesses and online retailers that they cannot sell realistic-looking toy guns. New York law prohibits retailers from selling toy guns that are black, dark blue, silver, or aluminum-colored and look like a real gun. Toy guns sold in New York must be made in bright colors or made entirely of transparent or translucent materials. Realistic-looking toy guns can pose a danger to children and can be used to engage in illegal and dangerous activity. Attorney General James urges parents and consumers to report retailers who are selling realistic-looking guns online or in stores to her office by filing an online complaint.

“Realistic-looking toy guns have led to tragedies in our communities, and that is why they are banned in New York,” said Attorney General James. Read more

Invasive Carp Detected in Wisconsin Rivers

MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced today that silver carp, an invasive species, have been detected in portions of the lower Chippewa River and lower Black River in western Wisconsin.

In May 2024, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) collected 134 water samples from the lower Chippewa River to test for invasive carp environmental DNA (eDNA). At that time, no eDNA was found for invasive carp.

In July, the DNR began receiving reports from anglers of jumping fish suspected to be invasive carp at the Dells Dam on the lower Chippewa River in Eau Claire. The Dells Dam in Eau Claire prevents further upstream passage of invasive carp in the Chippewa River System.

On Aug. 1, DNR staff went to the dam and observed jumping fish but were unable to verify the species of fish. On Aug. 27, the DNR downloaded data from an acoustic receiver tasked with listening for transmitters embedded in fish in the lower Chippewa River, 6 miles downstream of the Dells Dam. Data showed that a single silver carp, originally tagged and captured on the Mississippi River near Davenport, Iowa, was detected on July 21, Aug. 4 and Aug. 26, confirming that silver carp had migrated into the lower Chippewa River at that time. Read more

NSSF Statement on Montana U.S. Senate Candidate Tim Sheehy and Unsubstantiated Firearm Mishandling Allegations

NSSF®, The Firearm Industry Trade Association, has seen in recent days media repeat an unsubstantiated allegation the Montana U.S. Senate candidate Tim Sheehy mishandled a firearm, resulting in personal injury to himself. The fact that this months-old and unproven allegation is resurfacing in the closing days of a hotly-contested election is unsurprising, given the current state of politics and hyperbolic rhetoric that has come to characterize our political contests.

NSSF has examined the facts, as presented by media reporting, and offers the following observations based on the design, safety features and protocols, and caliber of the firearm Mr. Sheehy was carrying at the time of the alleged incident in Glacier National Park in October of 2015. Read more

Bear Creek Arsenal Zombie Survival Kit Giveaway

Bear Creek Arsenal® has partnered Parcil Safety, Lynx Defense, Shooting Targets 7, and Civivi to bring you the best zombie survival kit. BCA is giving away a 16” 7.62×39 rifle and a Zombie Green Grizzly 9mm handgun with swag. You can practice taking out zombies with Shooting Targets 7’s custom steel zombie targets with stand. Parcil Safety has added a full face gas mask, while Civivi has added their Praxis Flipper knife in Zombie Green to match. You can wrap all this up and head to range or bug out area with your Lynx Defense Bronx Discreet rifle bag.

To enter now, check out the BCA giveaway page:

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Armageddon Gear Carbine Case

Armageddon Gear Carbine Case Makes Transporting Your Rifle More Convenient. This compact, but fully featured carbine case is available in 35” and 42” versions to accept AR15s or AR10s and similar rifles.

The 35” version is perfect for a 16? barreled carbine. The 42” version is perfect for a 16?-18” barreled carbine with a suppressor attached. No more removing that can every time you go to or from the range! Plenty of pockets and a wide shoulder strap make it easy to transport spare magazines, ammo, your data book or cleaning supplies to the range.

This case is made with Mil spec 1000 Denier solution-dyed Cordura nylon handles, and high-density closed-cell foam padding protects valuable weapons and optics. An adjustable shoulder strap comes in handy when you’re carrying too much gear to the range like we always do. Read more

Fish Monkey: Prevent Cold Feet This Year

Picture this: You’re getting ready to walk into your stand or blind in the quiet darkness of predawn. The property has some standing water so you’re wearing knee-length rubber muck boots and, since the mercury is just above freezing, two pairs of socks. You walk in for a half mile or so, occasionally sloshing through some ankle-deep mud along the way, being as quiet as possible. You get set up and everything looks good—time to wait patiently and see what happens.

A little while later, the cold starts creeping in, starting with your feet. In another 30 minutes, they’re starting to get really chilly now. Read more

Ruger SR1911 “Street Edition” Series

Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. (NYSE: RGR) is excited to introduce the SR1911® “Street Edition” series. This series of five engraved models of the SR1911 pistol celebrates Ruger’s rich manufacturing tradition.

The first of the “Street Edition” series will begin shipping in November and commemorates Ruger’s 75th anniversary. This first pistol will be adorned with the 75th anniversary logo and “75 Station St.,” the address of the Red Barn where Ruger’s iconic manufacturing tradition began.

The remainder of the “Street Edition” SR1911s will begin shipping at the end of 2024. While common design elements connect the series, each pistol represents its own Ruger facility – “1 Lacey Place” in Southport, CT; “411 Sunapee St.” in Newport, NH; “271 Cardwell Rd.” in Mayodan, NC; and “200 Ruger Rd.” in Prescott, AZ. Each member of the series will feature a unique grip color, and the facility street name will be engraved on the top of the slide. Production will be limited to 500 of each model.

These lightweight Commander-Style pistols are chambered in the venerable .45 Auto and feature a 4.25″ stainless steel barrel. The stainless steel slide is engraved in fine detail and also includes the Ruger logo and an American bald eagle, a classic symbol of American freedom. Drift adjustable, Novak 3-Dot sights allow for quick and easy target acquisition. Read more

Davidson’s Introduces Exclusive Beretta 92XI Speed Series

Davidson’s, one of the nation’s top firearms, ammunition, optics, cutlery, and accessories wholesalers, has collaborated with Beretta USA to launch two new exclusive firearms.

The “Corsa” and the “Gara” both showcase the unmatched precision and reliability of the 92XI race line, featuring an X-treme S DLC coated trigger, fiber optic front sights, and Toni System single port compensator and flared magwell. They are built for competition and inspired by the performance of iconic high-end race cars. “Corsa” translates to “race’ in english, and “Gara” translates to “Competition”.

These single-action only (SAO) models are built on a VERTEC M9A4 style frame with LOK grips. The Corsa has LOK marbled carbon fiber grips, while the Gara sports black and red G10 grip panels. Both models have matching colorways in the trigger and mag extensions. In addition, both models have MRDS sights mounting capability. The factory-mounted Toni System single port compensator is a first for Beretta production pistols. Read more

Late October Magic

A flurry of factors is compiling now to make this your best whitetail hunting season…ever.

The first cool nights in October are a bellwether for the chaos that will soon occur in the deer woods when lovestruck whitetail bucks roam the countryside seeking out the first does that come into estrous. Like clockwork, the familiar scent of decomposing leaves and musty smoke drifts across the land and the deer hunter’s soul is triggered by primal instincts that even the most pedestrian lifestyle cannot conceal. This is Late October Magic.

Generally, big cool downs occur sometime in early to mid-October, but warm stretches of weather are less than ideal for deer hunting as well. That said, savvy deer hunters know the deer are still active.

“Weather trumps everything, but at the end of the day, I’ve learned deer are going to do deer things regardless,” says TheGame TV host Matt Jennings of Woodland, Alabama. “The weather bothers us more than it bothers the deer. They’re still going to do their thing, you just have to be in the right spot at the right time.” Read more

Dead Down Wind’s Hallo-Week Sweepstakes

Hunters and outdoor enthusiasts, this Hallo-Week, we’re serving up a treat, no tricks! Nobody wants to get ghosted, especially during the rut, and that’s exactly what those deer will do if they catch your scent, so make sure you’re loaded up on Dead Down Wind this season!

Dead Down Wind invites you to our easier-than-ever Hallo-Week Sweepstakes—a fun way to stock up on scent control essentials as we head into November. Entering is as easy as signing up online, with no purchase needed. Take a chance and enter to win $150 worth of Dead Down Wind odor elimination products to keep your scent under wraps, so you stay undetected in the woods.

All you need to do is click here and let us know who you are to enter! You’ve only got a short time, with our winner being drawn on Halloween so don’t delay!

Click here to visit the Dead Down Wind website to see more about the sweepstakes and our line of scent elimination products. To stay social, connect with us on Facebook and Instagram. Read more

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