New ShotKam Recoil-Activated HD Digital Video Camera

Traverse City, MI – Altus Brands, LLC has announced it will be the sales and marketing partner for the new ShotKam recoil-activated HD digital video camera. The ShotKam is the ticket to improving any shooter’s game. Never again will shooters need to guess why they missed targets. This unique, high-quality action video camera captures the sight picture of a target at the precise moment that the shooter pulls the trigger, allowing the shooter to go back later and analyze the video to determine why specific shots were successful, while others were not. Read more

Pulsar Recon 325R for Night Vision

Mansfield, TX – In today’s world of high tech shooting accessories, the Pulsar Recon 550 will impress every shooter with quality, long distance digital night vision. Primarily for night observation and surveillance applications, the Pulsar Recon 550 provides the optimum night vision capabilities in a compact monocular. Equipped with a more sensitive CCD array and advanced program technology, the SumLight™ signal processing program allows the user to see greater distances, up to 270 yards. Even on dark nights, shooters will be able to view their target with Recon’s high contrast viewing mode. The Pulsar Recon’s new five-lens eyepiece enhances the sharpness and contrast of the image, while minimizing distortion on the edges of the field of view. Read more

Browning Introduces Crossfire Flashlight

Light up the darkness with the new Browning Crossfire Flashlight. This powerful little flashlight has the same power and distance as a flashlight that uses 2-CR123 lithium batteries but uses two standard AA batteries. Housed in a rugged lightweight polymer body and unbreakable LED bulb, the Crossfire Flashlight is ready for any outdoor adventure. Read more

Repeal of Permit to Purchase and Registration Passes Michigan Senate Committee

Yesterday, the Michigan Senate Judiciary Committee approved legislation to repeal Michigan’s “permit-to-purchase” and registration requirements for handguns.  House Bill 5225, which seeks to replace the state handgun   “permit-to-purchase” requirement with the FBI’s National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS), passed the committee by a 3 to 1 vote after passing in the state House of Representatives by an overwhelming 74 to 36 vote (found on page 14 of the House Journal) on June 13.  Additionally, the Senate Judiciary Committee approved the two companion bills to HB 5225,  House Bill 5498, by a 4 to 0 vote, and House Bill 5499 by a 4 to 0 vote with one technical change.  These three pro-gun reforms will now be considered on the full Senate floor within the next several weeks.  At this time, no date has been set. Read more

EHD confirmed in eight Michigan counties

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Michigan State University Diagnostic Center for Population and Animal Health recently confirmed and announced the death of deer in Ionia and Branch counties was due to epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD). Today the two organizations have confirmed EHD in six additional counties: Barry, Calhoun, Cass, Clinton, Eaton and Montcalm. There has been a nationwide increase of EHD outbreaks due to the extended hot and dry conditions. Read more

Obama’s Answer to Our Debt: Keep Spending!

No doubt, the Obama administration will criticize Paul Ryan’s budget, but does America think we are on the right track now?  Too bad the Republicans caved, too, after getting elected in 2010.  Do we have the courgage to stop the madness for the sake of this country’s future?  No wonder the U.S. Senate keeps stonewalling the budget and hasn’t passed one under Obama’s tenure.

When Democrats rob from Peter to pay Paul, they can always count on the support of Paul.

Based on recent estimates: U.S. Tax revenue:  $2,170,000,000,000 Fed budget:  $3,820,000,000,000 New debt:  $1,650,000,000,000 Nation debt:  $14,271,000,000,000 Recent budget cuts:  $38,500,000,000

Let’s now remove 8 zeros and pretend it’s a household budget: Annual family income:  $21,700 Money the family spent:  $38,200 New debt on the credit card:  $16,500 Outstanding balance on the credit card:   $142,710 Total budget cuts so far:  $38.50

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