Wyoming Governor Signs Suppressor Bill into Law

The American Silencer Association is pleased to announce that Wyoming’s SF0132 Hunting with Silencers bill was signed by Governor Matt Mead Monday. This makes Wyoming the 28th state to allow hunters to use sound suppressors while hunting. The law, which goes into effect July 1st, 2013 will make it legal to hunt varmints, big game and trophy animals with sound suppressors. It also legalizes the possession of suppressors “anywhere where game MAY occur” in Wyoming. Read more

Hornady Statement on Product Availability

The current political climate has caused extremely high demand on all shooting industry products, including ours. Empty retail shelves, long backorders, and exaggerated price increases on online auction sites – all fueled by rumors and conjecture – have amplified concerns about the availability of ammunition and firearms-related items.
If the information you hear doesn’t originate from Hornady Manufacturing, don’t believe it.
Here are some of rumors we’ve heard, and questions we’ve received: Read more

Muzzy Introduces The Trocar

PROCTOR, Minn. (February 19, 2013) – Muzzy Outdoors, the makers of the world’s number-one selling fixed-blade broadhead, has truly reset the bar on this category of broadhead with the introduction of its newest design, the three-blade Trocar. Engineered for undisputed toughness and accuracy, this new fixed-blade broadhead features a 0.035-inch-thick helix-blade design that provides field-point-like accuracy as well as unbelievably lethal performance on game. Read more

Testing a Bond Arms .45/.410 Derringer

This short clip shows a woman shooting a Bond Arms Derringer chambered for the potent .45 Long Colt and .410 gauge shotshell loads.  The 3-inch chamber allows for magnum .410 loads including the 5-pellet, 00 buckshot.  The last scene shows her expertise in handling the 250-grain bullets in the .45 Long Colt offering.  Speed and accuracy are here…

Missouri Proposal to Destroy or Surrender Firearms

Missouri Democrats in the state House have proposed a bill that would force gun owners  to either surrender or destroy firearms including semi-automatic rifles with  detachable magazines and semi-automatic pistols with  fixed magazines that can  shoot more than 10 rounds before being reloaded.

Ammunition-feeding devices that can hold more than 10 rounds also would be  banned. Owners also could send their weapons to another state instead of  surrendering or destroying them.  Man that’s a relief!   The innane idea is here…

Kingfisher Pushes for Spring Weather

By Glen Wunderlich

As a lifelong birder, it’s easy to be misunderstood in the outdoors, while in mixed company.  Immediately following a blank stare into surrounding nothingness in the middle of an otherwise sane conversation, it goes like this:  “Wait!  A red-bellied woodpecker!”  Response:  “Huh?  Where?  I don’t see anything.”

While the uninitiated remains confused, I’ll concentrate on a distant bird call, ever vigilant for a glimpse of movement.  “See.  Over there.  Looks like a male.  Sorry.  What were we talking about?”

Just last week it happened again, but at least this time I was alone.  Normally we see migratory birds returning to our area the first part of March, give or take a few weeks.  But, this familiar call sounded like a belted kingfisher.  No, it couldn’t be.  It’s way too early.  So, I blew it off, thinking to myself maybe I was hearing things and went about my business. Read more

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