Arizona Navy Vet Gets Guns Back, Thanks SAF

BELLEVUE, WA – A retired Navy veteran in Arizona whose gun collection had been seized by Glendale police now has his firearms back, the Second Amendment Foundation revealed yesterday.

SAF had intervened in the case of Glendale resident Rick Bailey early last month, taking on funding of the case and working with Chandler, Ariz., attorney Marc J. Victor. Bailey’s case had fired up Second Amendment activists across the country after police confiscated 28 firearms valued at more than $25,000, which Bailey had collected over more than a decade.

Bailey was generous in his praise of SAF’s intervention, noting, “I want to thank Alan Gottlieb and the Second Amendment Foundation for all the help in getting my firearms returned.” Read more

Gun Control

Moultrie launches new ATV spreader with manual gate

BIRMINGHAM, Al. – Moultrie Feeders, the worldwide leader in game cameras and feeders, has launched a new ATV spreader that features a category-leading 100-pound capacity and a new and improved manual gate.

Timing could not be any better for the launch of this ATV spreader – now’s the time to begin planting and fertilizing food plots. This new, improved design features a plastic, tapered hopper that will not rust and will completely empty all contents. The completely redesigned manual gate allows you to adjust the opening on the bottom of the hopper to distribute different seed and feed types – and to regulate how much seed or feed is dispensed. Read more

Hunting, Wildlife

Aimpoint Launches New Micro H-2 Hunting Sight

New sight provides additional features and enhanced performance for hunters

Chantilly, VA – Aimpoint, the originator and world leader in electronic red dot sighting technology for forty years, has announced the addition of the new Micro H-2 sight to the company’s commercial product line. The Micro H-2 will be available for shipment in August 2015, and will be offered alongside the company’s existing Micro H-1 product.

Since its introduction in 2007, the Aimpoint Micro sight has become a popular hunting sight worldwide due to its lightweight and compact size, durability, and extremely long battery life. Product reviews with hunters and sport shooters identified a series of desired product enhancements that have now been added to this new product. These changes include: a new sight housing which allows the addition of front and rear protective flip covers, additional physical protection for the sight’s adjustment turrets, and increased ruggedness for the sight’s internal electronic components.

The most significant developments in the Micro H-2, however, are the advanced optical lenses that allow for even better light transmission and provide a noticeable increase in the clarity and performance properties of the sight. This ensures a more distinct and clearer dot in all conditions and situations. Read more

Optics

Bushnell Elite 4500

OVERLAND PARK, KS – Bushnell®, an industry-leader in high performance sports optics for more than 65 years, has introduced two new series of Elite® riflescopes for 2015. The Elite 3500 and Elite 4500 now join the Elite 6500 riflescopes at the top of the hunting market.

Featuring fully multi-coated optics, all Elite riflescopes deliver maximum light transmission across the visual light spectrum. To enhance their low-light performance, Bushnell uses Ultra Wide Band (UWB) Coating, an anti-reflective coating that allows the best possible light from the front of the glass to the eyepiece, resulting in optimum brightness and true color across the light spectrum. In addition to providing optical excellence, Elite riflescopes are engineered to withstand the rigors of shooting sports and whatever Mother Nature throws their way. Each scope is protected with the patented RainGuard® HD coating. This permanent, water-resistant finish causes moisture to bead up and scatter less light, allowing this scope to perform even in inclement weather. They are torture-tested to ensure reliability in the heaviest magnums and are backed by Bushnell’s 100% Bulletproof Money-Back Guarantee. Read more

Optics

McMurdo Smartfind Man Overboard Device

The McMurdo Smartfind S20 is a personal AIS MOB device worn on a lifejacket and activated by sliding off the safety tab and lifting an arming cap to deploy the antenna.

The compact, lightweight unit is an effective aid to recovering crew and passengers who have fallen overboard by sending alert messages, GPS position and a special identity code directly to AIS receivers within approximately a four mile radius. A flashing LED light aids location at night. Read more

Fishing

Volquartsen® Lightweight Barrel and Stock Available for the Ruger 10/22 Takedown®

Carroll, IA – Volquartsen Custom is excited to announce the release of our Lightweight Barrel and Stock for the Ruger 10/22 Takedown®.

We have combined premium accuracy and a lightweight design into a complete drop-in kit for the increasingly popular takedown design. This kit includes everything needed to convert the Ruger 10/22 Takedown® into a lightweight tack driving set up. Read more

Firearms

A Furry Crown – What is Velvet?

We all love antlered animals, but what is it made of?
By Austin Delano

Antlers. They have fascinated man since the beginning. Going back thousands of years, one can see man’s love for animals with antlers etched and painted on the walls of caves. Antlers were a trophy in a different way before they were used to decorate walls of our hunting camps and game rooms. Before modern civilization, antlers were used to make tools, ceremonial wear, and weapons just to name a few. So how do these intriguing bones grow? What are they made out of? How do they go from this soft looking, furry velvet, to a durable set of rock hard fighting gear? Read more

Wildlife

Forensic training for conservation officers paying dividends

At 9 a.m. Nov. 18, conservation officer Richard Cardenas received a complaint that had been phoned in to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources’ Report All Poaching Line about a deer that had been shot.

The caller said she was awakened by a loud thud against her house at approximately 3 a.m. When she went outside to investigate, she discovered a deer lying near her house between a woodshed and the back porch. She then witnessed her neighbor come into her yard, claim the deer and drag it by the antlers to his property.

COs being taught about animal body temperature to determine time of deathAfter speaking to the witness, Cardenas went to the suspect’s residence next door, where he contacted the suspect and observed a bait pile in the backyard, with spotlights from the house pointed toward it.

Cardenas questioned the suspect about the deer in the back of his pickup truck, including about what time of day he shot the deer. The suspect first told Cardenas that he shot the deer at 6 a.m. After further questioning, the suspect changed his answer to say he didn’t know what the time was when he shot the deer. Read more

Poachers

Redding Resumes Custom Die Production for 2015

Cortland, NY…….Redding Reloading Equipment has completed their 6 year plan of expansion and upgrades to their manufacturing equipment. During that period manufacturing and warehousing space grew by over forty percent and the company’s inventory of CNC machining centers increased two and one half times. Significant increases in staffing also followed and the resulting production capability dramatically increased, easing the backlog, which had been created by the recent hyper-market. This growth in production capabilities and talented new employees has now allowed the company to again accept orders for new Custom Dies and sets. Read more

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