PolyCase Ammunition – Loading Revolutionary Ammunition for the 21st Century

Savannah, GA – PolyCase Ammunition, makers of ammunition for the 21st century, announces the launch of its revolutionary Inceptor™ by PolyCase line of ammunition. Lead free, environmentally safe and range compliant, Inceptor by PolyCase ammunition features their patent-pending Cu/P™ projectiles, produced by a patent-pending, technologically advanced and fully automated injection-molding process, loaded to SAAMI specs in high quality brass cases.

“PolyCase Ammunition approaches ammunition from a different method, leveraging highly engineered designs, advanced materials and patent-pending precision injection molding techniques to create polymer-based components with sound terminal performance. We carefully consider and determine all aspects of how our products are made, to how they function, and own and control the research, development, rapid prototyping, testing and manufacturing processes. From the drawing board up to the finished product, we produce components that are easy to load, durable and highly effective,” said PolyCase Founder and CEO, Paul Lemke.

PolyCase Ammunition’s Cu/P material –– a proprietary lead-free copper alloy with a high-tensile strength nylon binder developed specifically for projectiles –– produces lighter, faster, extremely accurate yet cost competitive bullets. Those bullets, engineered to display uniformity in concentricity and weight, fly faster and flatter, resulting in higher velocities and match-grade accuracy. Initially loaded in the traditional pistol calibers Inceptor by PolyCase cartridges feature four bullet profiles:

The non-expanding patent-pending, ARX™ (Advanced Rotation eXtreme) establishes itself as the ideal self-defense projectile with a revolutionary design that transfers both rotational and directional force to targets and produces exceptional penetration while mitigating the risk of over penetration. Currently available in the traditional pistol calibers of .380 Auto, 9mm, .40 S&W and .45 Auto, rifle cartridges ship in the next few months. Watch the ballistics test of the 9mm Luger 74 Grain ARX here. Read more

Ammunition

B.C. to hunt wolves by helicopter

by The Canadian Press | Story: 130706 – Jan 15, 2015 / 11:13 am

The British Columbia government plans to hunt as many as 184 wolves in an attempt to save five dwindling caribou herds.

There are just 18 South Selkirk caribou left, down from 46 animals in 2009, and the government says evidence points to wolves being the leading cause of the deaths.

In four caribou herds in the south Peace area, research shows that wolves are responsible for at least 37 per cent of the fatalities.

The province says hunting and trapping the wolves hasn’t worked and that method may even split up the packs and lead to more caribou being killed.

Instead, ministry staff will hunt two dozen wolves in the south Selkirk area and another 120 to 160 wolves in the south Peace by helicopter before the snow melts this spring.

The government says it has been working with First Nations and organizations in Idaho and Washington to find ways to save the caribou because one of the herds crosses boundaries.

 

Wildlife

ZEISS Offers Tremendous Savings on CONQUEST DL Riflescopes

NORTH CHESTERFIELD, VA.– Carl Zeiss Sports Optics, the world’s leading manufacturer in high performance sports optics, is pleased to announce the CONQUEST DL Riflescope consumer promotion for the US and Canada. From February 1st through the 28th, ZEISS will run a $200 Mail-In Rebate consumer promotion for the CONQUEST DL 1.2-5×36, 2-8×42 and 3-12×50 illuminated reticle models.

“This is an incredible deal on the finest illuminated scopes in the industry,” said Mike Jensen, President of Carl Zeiss Sports Optics. “Zeiss offers the best value for superior optics – period. Times are tough and consumers are looking for ways to save money while still investing in their outdoor passion. Our on-going consumer rebates are just our way of supporting this industry that we all care so much about.” Read more

Optics

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

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