Fierce Firearms Announces Their Newest Rifle: Twisted Rogue

Fierce Firearms is proud to announce the Twisted Rogue, the most affordable, deadly accurate rifle in the Fierce lineup. Built on the success of the best-selling Carbon Rogue, the Twisted Rogue features a #4 contour steel barrel with deep spiral fluting and a threaded barrel crown (5/8-24) for easy use with a muzzle brake or suppressor.

This rifle combines the proven Fierce Dual-Lug action with the lightweight, durable C3 Carbon Fiber Rogue stock to deliver exceptional performance at an unbeatable price. Key upgrades include improved bolt ejection, an integral bipod rail, a streamlined pistol grip, and premium features designed for reliability and precision.

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Auto-Ordnance Unveils Custom Engraved ‘Roaring 20s’ Model 1927A1 Thompson

Rediscover the Jazz Era

Auto-Ordnance in collaboration with Outlaw Ordnance proudly present the “Roaring 20s” custom Model 1927A1 Thompson, a finely engraved firearm designed to bring the elegance and craftsmanship of the 1920s to life. The receiver features intricate Art Deco engravings inspired by the style of the Jazz Age, this Thompson captures the spirit of the iconic Roaring Twenties era. Its finish is a striking combination of Midnight Blue and Satin Aluminum Cerakote, expertly aged to amplify its vintage appearance.

The Roaring 20’s custom Model 1927A1 Thompson is chambered in .45 ACP and comes with a 50-round drum and 20 round stick magazine, ready for an authentic shooting experience or display. The American Walnut furniture is engraved with scenes from the period, and features a front grip. The 18” barrel is engraved “Trench Broom” and “Chicago Typewriter”, tipped with a Cutts compensator and ringed with cooling fins. Each piece blends history and fine manufacturing, making it an ideal addition for collectors and shooters alike. Step into the past with Auto-Ordnance’s “Roaring 20s” Thompson—a timeless piece of American history, reborn for today. Read more

Davidson’s Exclusive Hellcat Pro OSP Included in Springfield Armory’s GearUp Program

Davidson’s, one of the nation’s top firearms, ammunition, optics, cutlery, and accessories wholesalers, has collaborated with Springfield Armory on an exclusive Hellcat Pro pistol.

This Hellcat Pro OSP offers the perfect balance between concealability and capacity. It has a Robin’s Egg blue polymer frame with adaptive grip texture, which pairs nicely with the stainless slide finish.

This particular SKU, however, is part of Springfield’s GearUp program and thus ships with FIVE magazines. The standard load-out is for one 17-round and one flush-fit 15-round magazine. This exclusive comes with an additional three 15-round magazines that retail by themselves for $42.99 each.

The Hellcat Pro OSP’s slide is milled to fit the Springfield Micro footprint and is designed to accept today’s most popular micro red dots. Shown is the Holosun 507K-GR X2 which was a perfect fit with no additional mounting plate necessary. There is also a section of pic rail up front for mounting accessories. The RML green laser from Holosun fits nicely (optic and laser are not included).

Further accessories included in this exclusive GearUp package include a branded double-zippered pistol pouch, magazine loader, security lock, and a range bag which comes in handy for carrying all of those extra magazines.

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FPC Files Lawsuit Challenging Washington D.C. Magazine Ban

WASHINGTON ? Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) announced Wednesday that it has filed a new federal lawsuit challenging Washington D.C.’s ban on firearm magazines that can hold more than 10 rounds. The complaint in Wehr-Darroca v. D.C. can be viewed at firearmspolicy.org/wehr-darroca.

“The magazines at issue in this case are not ‘dangerous and unusual,’ but instead are standard components of the sorts of bearable arms in common use for lawful purposes,” the lawsuit argues.

“Washington D.C. is not exempt from the Constitution,” said FPC President Brandon Combs. “Today FPC continues its work to end these immoral firearm magazine bans and other unconstitutional policies throughout the country.” Read more

Turn Christmas Leftovers into ‘Habitat for the Holidays’

When the eggnog is finished and the last of the holiday feasts are over, many live Christmas trees are destined to sit next to the road until the sanitation department picks them up. Instead of tossing your festive fir to the curb on Dec. 26, donate it to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s Habitat for the Holidays program.

AGFC biologists throughout the state have designated special Christmas tree donation locations where you can deliver your tree so it can be used as fish habitat in local lakes.

The drop-off locations act just like a “take-a-penny, leave-a-penny tray” at a cashier’s station, only it’s for fish. Anyone who wants to drop off their natural Christmas tree can take it to a location and leave it. Any angler who wants to take the trees and sink them can do so throughout January. After that, AGFC staff will take the remainder of the trees and freshen up some of the existing fishing hotspots found on the AGFC interactive map.

Anglers should bring their own rope and weights to sink the trees. Paracord works well to bind trees together and attach the weight (sandbags and cinder blocks are most commonly used).

Christmas trees are relatively short-term habitat because they don’t have much thick woody material, but they can be gathered in clusters easily and sunk in large groups. The main stems will last longer than the wispy branches and continue to draw fish throughout the year. Many anglers use these Christmas trees to freshen up productive attractor sites every year, with the main trunks offering long-lasting cover and the branches of the new brush.

Defeat the Cold with Fish Monkey

Ice fishing is one of the world’s truly extreme sports. It’s great fun and there is plenty of action, not to mention the good times and camaraderie shared by those who participate in this winter activity. In order to be safe and successful you need the right gear, and it starts with a good pair of gloves.

Most anglers just grab a pair of heavy insulated work gloves, but fishing requires more. You need a glove that’s not only waterproof but also one that has the dexterity to allow you to manipulate small rods and reels easily. One that can go from driving a snow machine or side by side to drilling an auger to baiting tiny hooks. Meet the cold-weather glove lineup from Fish Monkey.

First up is the Stealth Sherpa Dry-Tec Heavyweight Gloves and Mittens. These are 100 percent wind- and waterproof, but even more important, they are constructed with a durable water repellent finish. Read more

OSCF Launches the All I Want for Christmas is Pew Sweepstakes

Outdoor Stewards of Conservation Foundation (OSCF) is excited to announce its partnership with industry leaders for the All I Want for Christmas is Pew Sweepstakes. This collaboration between OSCF, Gun Tote’n Mamas (GTM), Princeton Tec, C&H Precision, Shell Shock and HOIST offers the opportunity to win an incredible prize package.

The grand prize package ($928.87 total value) for the All I Want for Christmas is Pew Sweepstakes includes:

    • One (1) C&H Precision COMP Red Dot Optic (ARV: $269.96)
    • One (1) Shell Shock Premium Eyes & Ears Combo (ARV: $193.00)
    • One Princeton Tec Vizz RGB (ARV: $59.99)
    • One (1) Princeton Tec Hat
    • One (1) Year Supply HOIST Hydration (ARV: $158.98)
    • One (1) GTM Sling Backpack, Distressed Buffalo (ARV: $175.95)

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Love Michigan state parks and trails? Apply for workgroup and committee vacancies

If you are a fan of Michigan state parks and trails and have always wanted to add your voice to the discussion that shapes them, consider applying by Jan. 15 for vacancies on two key advisory bodies that work with the DNR.

Snowmobile Advisory Workgroup

The DNR is accepting applications for an opening on the Snowmobile Advisory Workgroup, which consists of seven volunteers each serving four-year terms. Travel expenses to and from meetings are eligible for reimbursement. The group, which works closely with the Trails Advisory Council, meets quarterly at varying locations around the state. The ideal candidate will fill a member-at-large position.

Members work alongside the DNR Trails Program staff to discuss and implement the sound management of recreational snowmobiling throughout the state. Topics may include snowmobile safety and education; balanced relationships with the environment and wildlife; the collection, development and dissemination of snow trail information; and collaboration with other trail user groups.

Michigan State Parks Advisory Committee

The DNR is accepting applications for openings on the Michigan State Parks Advisory Committee, which consists of 12 volunteers, each serving up to four-year terms. The group meets six times per year either online or at locations around the state. The ideal candidates will reside in the Upper Peninsula, northeast Lower Peninsula, northwest Lower Peninsula, mid-Michigan or southeast Lower Peninsula.

The committee advises and makes recommendations to the chief of the DNR Parks and Recreation Division on state parks policy and provides guidance on state park development, management, stewardship, funding and planning.

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Barnes Bullets Participates in the 2024 Creedmoor Christmas Giveaway

MONA, Utah –– Barnes Bullets is excited to partner with C&H PrecisionDaniel Defense and HuntStand in the 2024 Creedmoor Christmas Giveaway. Running now until December 27, 2024, at 11:59 p.m. EST, this giveaway offers participants a chance to win an incredible prize package of different products carefully selected by each brand.

2024 Creedmoor Christmas Giveaway Prize Package:

·One (1) C&H LPVO

·Five (5) Boxes of Barnes VOR-TX Rifle 6.5 Creedmoor 120 GR Bullets

·One (1) Daniel Defense Delta 5 6.5 Creedmoor Bolt Action Rifle

·Five (5) HuntStand Pro Whitetail Subscriptions

Barnes’ contribution of its VOR-TX Rifle 6.5 Creedmoor 120 GR Bullets, renowned for their excellent accuracy, is a prime example of the company’s dedication to quality and innovation. These all-copper bullets deliver incredible power, maximum weight retention and immense energy transfer. Designed for hunters or shooters who demand precision and performance, they are guaranteed to deliver exceptional results. Read more

Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation to Present Oral Arguments in CDC Puppy Ban Case

This Thursday, Dec. 19, the Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation (SAF) will present oral arguments in support of its request to preliminarily enjoin recent dog-import restrictions imposed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).

SAF sued CDC in August 2024 to rescind a rule restricting the importation of dogs into the United States. Shortly after suing CDC, SAF filed a motion for preliminary injunction. The CDC opposed that motion, and SAF answered with additional arguments and a reaffirmed commitment to holding CDC accountable for its overreach.

The CDC rule illegally restricts the import of puppies from countries that have been determined to be free of dog rabies or those that are at low risk of introducing dog rabies. Specifically, the rule requires a puppy to be at least six months of age and microchipped to enter (or reenter) the United States.

If granted, the preliminary injunction would pause implementation of the rule’s restrictions on puppy imports and reentries from rabies-free or low-risk countries until the court makes a final decision on the lawfulness of the rulemaking. A preliminary injunction is just the first, but necessary, step in protecting the interests of our members. Hunters and sporting dog owners are harmed by the rule’s restrictions – our members are having hunts, trials and plans for welcoming new puppies into their families interrupted or stopped altogether because of the CDC’s overreach. Read more

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