Introducing the Barnett Ghost 400
Barnett Ghost 400
The most technically advanced crossbow to hit the market, the Ghost 400 is no doubt the flagship of the Barnett line, perfectly blending performance and comfort leaving nothing for want. Read more
Wisconsin Residents Can Shoot Wolves
Wisconsin land owners, who have had incidents with wolves, will be allowed to shoot them under a permit system. More here…
Michigan Hunting Accidents Trending Down
Hunting accidents continue to fall in Michigan and 2011 may have been the safest on record. However, with three fatalities there’s room for improvement. More here…
Centerfire Rifles for Shotgun Zone? Not so fast…
By Glen Wunderlich
When Michigan Senate Bill 775 was proposed by Senator Mike Green (R) of District 31 this past October, it appeared as though Michigan’s Zone III (shotgun zone) deer hunters would be allowed a viable alternative to shotguns, muzzleloaders, and handguns. For years, I have wondered why straight-walled cartridges were not allowed in rifle configurations, as opposed to current regulations permitting handguns only. Now, I am wondering why anyone has bothered to open the dialogue with such a limited field of view. Read more
Montana Wants Hunters to Help
The state of Montana looks to hunters to control mountanin lions and even bison that become nuisances to its citizens. So what’s wrong with that? Read more here…
Bonnie and Clyde’s Guns Sold at Auction
The bank robbing duo of Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow used some interesting guns. Their Thompson .45-caliber machine gun sold for $115,000 and their shotgun sold for $80,000 at a Las Vegas auction. Detials here…
D.C.’s Gun Laws Too Strict
American citizens shouldn’t have to take a test or pay onerous fees to exercise their rights to free speech and to vote. It’s equally as disturbing to set such roadblocks before the Second Amendment.
D.C. may finally be realizing that its obstructionist intent to stiffle rights may be costing it too much. More here…
Getting Our Guns Back
The Obama administration blocked the purchase of 87,310 M1 Garands and 770,160 M1 Carbines in 2010, saying the American-made antique rifles could “potentially be exploited by individuals seeking firearms for illicit purposes.”
The move, however, triggered strong criticism among gun collectors, who said the U.S. government was being excessively concerned about possible firearm incidents involving the aging semiautomatic rifles.
If you want to get your hands on an M1 Garand, better make friends with a Korean War veteran. More here…
Is it Legal to go Armed in a Bank?
Here is a brief overview of the rights of citizens to carry firearms into a bank – either concealed or in plain view.
Tips for Feeding Wild Birds
HARRISBURG – Feeding songbirds in winter has been an American pastime at least since the days of Henry David Thoreau, who wrote about feeding birds at Walden Pond in the latter 1840s. But Americans have enjoyed watching songbirds clean up our table-scraps and wastegrains even before then. Here are some tips to keep it safe for the birds. Read more