New Ultimate Wild H-Tac 750 Flashlight


Ultimate Wild H-Tac 750 FlashlightNacogdoches, TX – Ultimate Wild®, a leader in providing high-quality outdoor and hunting products, introduces the versatile H-Tac 750™ flashlight.

From following a blood trail in the whitetail woods to following orders on a covert mission, the H-Tac 750 lumen high-output flashlight excels in any situation.

This versatile, rugged flashlight is constructed of high-quality, aircraft-grade aluminum with a black anodized finish for added protection and grip. In addition, the soft-touch feature in the push-button tail cap is easily activated while wearing gloves and triggers the three beam modes: ultra-bright, low beam and tactical strobe. Read more

Hunting, Optics

Frabill improves the Recon


Frabill’s lightest portable flip-over ice-fishing shelter, the Recon, gets enhancements well beyond a fresh new exteriorPlano, IL, (December 4, 2016) – Avid ice anglers know that dabbling a lure through one hole all day long rarely cuts it. Fish have tails and they’re not afraid to use them. The bite over here can suddenly turn into a better bite over there, and it often takes several moves per hour to make rather than break an outing. Read more
Fishing

MI DNR conservation officers to enhance snowmobile noise enforcement this winter


Noncompliance could damage Michigan’s nationally recognized trail systemMichigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officers will be enhancing statewide efforts to enforce snowmobile decibel level rules this winter. Noncompliance of the rules could damage Michigan’s nationally recognized trail system because 50 percent of trails pass through private land.

Enhanced efforts will focus on the DNR-managed trail systems, high-use areas and areas where complaints are received. While on routine patrol, conservation officers also will conduct decibel-level testing of snowmobiles.

The penalty for violating the sound levels for snowmobiles is a civil infraction, with fines up to $250. Read more

General

G5 Introduces The Havoc HS Crossbow Broadhead

Memphis, Michigan — G5® Outdoors, the leading manufacturer of premium archery equipment and design, adds to the lethal Havoc broadhead lineup with the introduction of the Havoc HS™.

Designed specifically for crossbow hunters who shoot high-speed bows, the Havoc HS features a 1.5-inch cutting diameter and has a beefed-up blade retention system to ensure blades remain closed during flight. The HS is available in a 100-grain configuration.

Like the rest of the Havoc line, the HS features .030-inch-thick stainless-steel blades, the proprietary G5 Dual Trap™ blade retention system and a cut-on-contact design. Replacement blades and collars are also available. Read more

Archery

California Gov. Brown blasts Arizona, Nevada gun laws

In wake of the San Bernardino massacre which left 14 dead earlier this week, California Gov. Jerry Brown went on the attack Saturday slamming neighboring states’ gun laws.

Brown told the Sacramento Bee that Nevada and Arizona are a “gigantic back door through which any terrorist can walk.”

Hold on there, Moonbeam.  Were not the firearms used in the mass murder attack obtained legally in California?  Oh, yes.  And, were the criminals violating the gun-free zone laws, as well?  And, isn’t murder illegal?

Forget it.  Just shift the blame and feed us some more poison.

Firearms, Gun Control

The Hogue Full-Length Aluminum Bed Block Stock for Bolt Action Rifles


Henderson, NV – Hogue Inc, America’s premier manufacturer of firearm grips, has manufactured the finest after-market rifle stocks for three decades. But, they’ve got a secret finally coming out of the bag! “Our aluminum pillar bed rifle stocks are very popular due to their quality and consumer-friendly price range, but many shooters are not even aware of our superior line of stocks: the Hogue full-length bed block stock,” explained Hogue owner and stock designer Pat Hogue. “This bolt action rifle stock is quite simply the best option available to replace your factory stock.” Read more
Firearms

Protests at HSUS Event

Last month, the Humane Society of the United States held its annual gala at the posh Cipriani on 42nd Street in midtown Manhattan. If tax records are any indicator, the event loses money; HSUS’s tax return shows a net negative income for the event last year. But it does help HSUS hobnob with NY’s socialites and wealthiest residents.

It can’t help, however, that a crowd showed up to protest HSUS. We’ve had a presence at the last two galas, making sure attendees know the facts about HSUS. But this year, the World Dog Alliance, a Hong Kong-based charity, showed up to tell its story to potential HSUS donors. The Alliance, as you may remember, is suing HSUS for fraud after HSUS allegedly took a $500,000 grant and didn’t make good on its promises.

Here’s some video of the protest.

Animal Rights

Call Your Senators Now. Tell Them to Vote NO

The National Shooting Sports Foundation has learned that anti-gun U.S. Senators are expected to bring up a vote at ANY MINUTE this afternoon on the previously defeated Manchin-Toomey “universal background check” amendment as well as an amendment expanding the prohibited persons list to anyone unknowingly placed on a secret, error-prone government list, the so called “terrorist watch list.”

Call your senators at 202-224-3121 as soon as you can and urge them to vote NO on both amendments.

Gun Control
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