Steiner Offers Free Set of T-Series Rings with Purchase of Riflescope


GREELEY, Colo. — Competitive shooters have come to rely on Steiner for high-quality, dependable optics and shooting accessories. Continuing that tradition, Steiner has launched the new line of T-Series Rings for both 30 mm and 34 mm scope tubes. For a limited time only, from now until April 30, 2016, if you purchase a GS3, Nighthunter Xtreme, T5Xi or M5Xi riflescope of your choice, Steiner will include a set of T-Series Rings for FREE.T-Series Rings are made in the U.S.A. and offer the perfect mounting solution for precision riflescopes. The rear ring incorporates a bubble level with a blue liquid to help shooters maintain a perfectly level shooting platform for consistent, repeatable accuracy. The rings are available in Low, Medium, High and Extra High heights. Read more

Frankford Arsenal New Case Prep Kits


Frankford Arsenal® Case Prep Essentials Kit

The Case Prep Essentials Kit is an exceptional all in one hand kit for prepping brass. The kit contains two handles, a variety of tools and comes with a handy storage case to keep everything in one place. The Case Prep Essentials Kit is the perfect addition to any reloading bench.
Kit Includes:
· Inside chamfer tool and outside deburr tool

· Made of hardened high speed steel (HSS)

· Large and smaller primer pocket uniformer/cleaner

· Large and small primer pocket crimp remover Read more

Winchester 150th Commemorative Model 1866 Rifles


In Celebration of 150th AnniversaryEAST ALTON, Ill.—Oliver F. Winchester introduced a legendary brand to the world in 1866. And for 150 years since, generations upon generations across the globe have experienced life, with Winchester.

In celebration of its 150th anniversary in 2016, Winchester is offering a once-in-a-lifetime series of 10, pre-production riles, chambered in 44-40, from the “One of Five Hundred” Model 1866 “Yellow Boy” commemorative rifle collection.

Considered one of the most collectible rifles ever from Winchester, each firearm includes custom embellishments and identification through Baron Engraving. Each rifle will also come with a special box of commemorative ammunition and the magnificent 150th anniversary collectible medallion. Read more

CYCLOPS® Introduces New LED Bar Lights


Cyclops®, an innovator in personal and field lighting solutions, continues to light the way for outdoor professionals and weekend warriors who demand reliability and performance in lighting equipment. Entering a completely new category, Cyclops is now producing a large range of both single and dual row LED bar lights for any outdoorsman’s needs.These universal bar lights are designed to withstand the rigorous elements of off-roading as well as on the water environments, and have the waterproof standard IP67 ANSI Rating that ensures complete reliability. The ruggedly built die case aluminum housing and polycarbonate lens provide longevity with protection against shock, mud and elements providing years of on the go adventures. The new Cyclops lights are perfect for the outdoorsman looking for a durable, ultra bright light to add to their UTV, ATV, Truck, SUV, Boat, or any other off-road vehicle. This new series from Cyclops offers a wide variety of lighting sizes from 4″ to 50″ bars, and ranging from 1,620 lumens to 22,500 lumens. With additional mounting accessories, these lights can be positioned on top of vehicles, under or around the grill, or just about anywhere for complete customization. The spot, and spot/flood combination of LED’s allows for illumination in all directions. For more information regarding your specific needs, see below for various options. Read more

Recipients of $350,000 from DNR’s Dam Management Grant Program announced


The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has approved two Dam Management Grant Program projects totaling $350,000. These projects will help remove obsolete structures or repair functioning dams, resulting in improved fisheries, aquatic resources and public safety.The two projects funded this year are:

The city of Corunna, which was awarded $301,500 to provide assistance to fund the Corunna Dam #379 removal project located on the Shiawassee River (Shiawassee County).

The DNR Fisheries Division, which was awarded $48,500 to further fund the Big Creek Impoundment repair project (Crawford County).
This grant program was designed and launched in late 2012 to support Gov. Rick Snyder’s initiative concerning local infrastructure needs, and is funded by General Fund dollars appropriated by the Legislature for this purpose. A committee consisting of DNR and Department of Environmental Quality staff, along with local fisheries biologists and technical experts, reviewed the proposals. Read more

ATI Introduces New AR-22 Stock Kit for Ruger 10/22 Takedown


Milwaukee, WI – Advanced Technology International® (ATI), a leading manufacturer of gun stocks and firearm accessories, is introducing a new AR-22 Stock Kit for the Ruger 10/22 Takedown platform.The Wisconsin company has taken its popular AR-22 Stock Kit for the original Ruger 10/22 platform and transitioned it to the Takedown line of 10/22’s. The new stock kits allow for full function of the 10/22 Takedown’s break-apart capabilities, while transforming the firearm’s appearance to that of a modern sporting rifle in minutes. Read more

Bazooka for Drones

SkyWall 100 – the drone-netting device. image from OpenWorks Engineering website.

No, it’s not a joke. OpenWorks Engineering (www.openworksengineering.com/Skywall) has just announced their “SkyWall 100” -a pneumatically powered, shoulder-fired gun designed specifically for the purpose catching flying drones. With a range of 100 meters, and can be loaded (or re-loaded) in about 8 seconds, and depends on a digital sighting system that sounds a lot like many other shoulder-fired weapons.

The SkyWall 100 is designed not to destroy drones. Instead, it will capture them in a net -deployed from an “intelligent (and resuable) munition) – and parachute both safely to earth. The drone can be forensically examined and the munition re-used. Future projectiles are planned with jamming systems to prevent payloads from being remotely detonated.

Louisiana DWF Agents Rescue 579 from Flood Waters

Near Cross Lake and the Mallard Bay Subdivision in Caddo Parish

Golden meadows subdivision south Bossier City/ Bossier Parish

Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries enforcement agents have currently rescued a total of 579 people, 52 dogs and two cats to date due to the flooding in Louisiana.

On the morning of March 11 agents rescued 303 people, 31 dogs and two cats. Those totals include 209 people, 13 dogs and one cat in Tangipahoa Parish, 47 people and 11 dogs in St. Tammany Parish, 18 people, six dogs and one cat in Washington Parish, 12 people in Caddo Parish, six people in Richland Parish, five people in Morehouse Parish, three people in West Carroll Parish, two people in Ouachita Parish and one person and one dog in Livingston Parish.

On March 10 agents rescued 199 people and 21 dogs. Those totals include 50 people in Ouachita Parish, 46 people and 13 dogs in Caddo Parish, 27 people in Vernon Parish, 19 people in Bossier Parish, 19 people in Richland Parish, 15 people and six dogs in Morehouse Parish, nine people in Bienville Parish, six people in Grant Parish, four people and two dogs in West Carroll Parish, two people in LaSalle Parish and two people in Sabine Parish. Read more

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