Americase, Inc. Announces The Development Of Vehicle K-9 Transport Unit

WAXAHACHIE, Texas – Americase, Inc., the Industry Leader of quality transport case manufacturing, is pleased to announce the completion of their newest product; K-9 Transport Units for vehicles.

“Americase is delighted with the Vehicle K-9 Transport Unit that we developed for the Law Enforcement and Hunting Communities. Our transport units are for one or two K-9’s and come sized to fit vehicles including Trucks, Vans, and SUV’s,” said Robby Kinsala, CEO of Americase. “They are built in two pieces and actually connect via twist latches inside the vehicle providing a very safe and secure enclosure for your K-9’s. Each crate comes with both front and back doors for ease of access, have drawers that hold up to 250 pounds of training or tactical gear, leash holders, door slam locks, pull out trays for easy cleaning, and plenty of ventilation. All of our products are proudly built in the USA since 1985,” continued Kinsala. Read more

Hunting

New Stealth Cam RX24

Grand Prairie, TX- Stealth Cam, introduced in the year 2000, quickly became the leader in scouting camera innovation. Continuing with technology to the next level, Stealth Cam is introducing the next generation of feature-packed scouting cameras for 2015, the RX24. This 7.0 Megapixel- 4 resolutions; 7mp, 5mp, 4mp, and 2mp integrates 24 IR emitters with a 60 foot range.

Stealth Cam is setting a new standard within the industry by providing small, effective, game cameras that operate equally at night as during the day. The RX24 is distinguished by an ultra-compact design with an integrated Python Lock Latch. The HD video records lengths of 5 to 180 seconds and includes audio. This camera also features time lapse with PIR Override, Reflex™ Trigger, Matrix™ Blur Reduction technology, and even operates manual shots. Setting the compact camera to burst mode, allows it to take 1-9 images per triggering and offers 5-59 second/ 5-59 minute recovery time out. Each image or video recorded has the date, time, moon phase, temperature, and name stamped, keeping track of individual animal’s habits and baselines. Read more

Hunting, Wildlife

ShotLock Introduces New Electromechanical Locks for Shotgun & Handgun Solo-Vaults

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Sedro Woolley, WA- ShotLock, manufacturer of the ShotLock Solo-Vault line of individual home defense gun safes for the Shotgun, Handgun, CCW and AR platforms, announced today the release of its new Electromechanical Lock, the 200E, available for both the Shotgun and Handgun models.

The 200E follows the recently launched 200M mechanical version, which was released in November ’14 for both the Handgun and the Shotgun Models. Much like the 200M, the 200E boasts additional key features that elevate this lock over other electromechanical locks in this category. Key components include: A key override (with 3 keys provided), a tamper proof lock clutch mechanism, increased 10-digit combinations (1.2 million), reprogrammable operation directly from the face of the lock, sleek and efficient 5-button function, low battery indicator and an emergency battery backup feature which can be used to temporarily power the unit back on allowing you to use your combination to open the ShotLock and change the internal batteries in case you ignored it’s warnings. Read more

Firearms

“Devil’s Blanket” May be One Reason for Recent Ice Rescues

CLEVELAND — Rescues in Saginaw Bay, Michigan, Sunday evening and Lake Erie Monday morning are the latest in an alarmingly high number of Great Lakes ice rescues since Saturday, prompting a Coast Guard reminder of the risk of venturing out onto the ice and of the importance of taking appropriate safety precautions.

Throughout the weekend the Coast Guard, good Samaritans and the Bay County, Michigan Fire Department rescued eight and assisted six people across the lakes, an unusually high number attributed in part to a milder winter and environmental conditions like “the devil’s blanket.”

“My ice rescue crews spend more time on the frozen Saginaw Bay than anyone, and every one of us has learned that ice conditions are unpredictable,” said Master Chief Petty Officer Terry W. Lathrop, officer in charge of Coast Guard Station Saginaw, home of the National Ice Rescue School. “One thing we can say with certainty is that the ice will almost never be as thick as it was last year, so don’t go out expecting 30 inches of ice.” Read more

Fishing

Laser Trainer Barrel for Glock Models 19/23

Cottonwood, Ariz. – LaserLyte®, innovators in firearms laser technologies, proudly introduces the LT-GM, the Laser Trainer barrel for the GLOCK 19 and 23. The Laser Trainer Barrel shoots a laser dot simulating bullet impact and providing feedback to the shooter.

Now, LaserLyte® provides a no-excuse, safe training aid with a sound-activated training barrel that replaces the barrel in your GLOCK. The Laser Trainer Barrel does not and will not accept ammo making it a perfectly safe anytime/anywhere training tool. An additional benefit to the Laser Trainer Barrel is as a visual reminder to other persons within the area, that the GLOCK is unloaded and in a safe-mode. A built-in snap cap also protects the firing pin from repeated dry firing. Read more

Firearms

Win a Hunt with Jesse and Ginger Morehead and Mike Stroff in Wac’Em Archery Products Dealer Contest

HARTSELLE, Ala. — Now’s your chance to win a remarkable antelope or whitetail hunt with world champion archers Jesse and Ginger Morehead and Mike Stroff, host of Savage Outdoors, at his South Dakota Ranch. All you have to do is bring Wac’Em Archery Products a new dealer to earn yourself and the dealer an entry into the contest. Enter as many dealers as you wish. Each one will count as an additional entry into the contest.

Mike Stroff
The drawing will be held on Aug. 1, 2015. David Langston, vice president of Wac’Em Archery Products LLC, will contact the winners.

Wac’Em Archery Products will cover the cost of the winners hunt, lodging and all meals. Read more

Hunting

Audubon Invites You to Enter Annual Photography Awards

Winning Photos Will Be Displayed Within the Nature’s Best Photography Exhibition at the Smithsonian in Washington for a Year

WHAT: The National Audubon Society, in association with Nature’s Best Photography, announces its annual bird photography contest. Judges include birding legend Kenn Kaufman and famed photographer Joel Sartore. Winning photographs will be published in Audubon magazine and Nature’s Best Photography. Prizes include a trip for winner and guest to St. Lucia, Peru, Honduras and more.

ENTRY DEADLINE: February 23, 2015 Read more

Wildlife

SAF Sues DC Over “Good Reason” CCW Requirement

BELLEVUE, WA – The Second Amendment Foundation today filed a federal lawsuit challenging the District of Columbia’s highly restrictive concealed carry permit requirement that applicants provide a “good reason” before such a permit is issued, which violates the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms.

The lawsuit was filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. SAF is joined by three private citizens, Brian Wrenn and Joshua Akery, both of Washington, D.C., and Tyler Whidby, a Florida resident who also maintains a residence in Virginia. The city and Police Chief Cathy Lanier are named as defendants.

The lawsuit asserts that “individuals cannot be required to prove a ‘good reason’ or ‘other proper reason’ for the exercise of fundamental constitutional rights, including the right to keep and bear arms.” All three individual plaintiffs in the case have applied for District carry permits and have been turned down by Lanier because they could not “Demonstrate a good reason to fear injury to person or property.” Read more

Gun Control

L.T. Wright Knives Introduces ‘As You Wish’ Semi-Custom Knives

L.T. Wright Knives works hard to create knives that fit their customers’ needs. They know that people enjoy having options and being able to customize their gear. With this in mind, they are introducing ‘As You Wish’ knife building. For the first round of this L.T. Wright Knives has chosen to use a Bushcrafter knife blank in A2 steel with a Scandi grind. Customers can fill out a form detailing their choices to create a semi-custom knife.

Handle choices include black, natural, green, or green-black resitin or Desert Ironwood. The handle can be a polished, bead blasted, or mountain finish. Customers can choose to add liners to the knife in several colors: red, blue, black, toxic green, orange, or yellow. The customer can also choose to add a matching fire steel. Finally, the customer can choose a leather or Kydex sheath to carry their knife. Read more

Cutlery
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