Aimpoint H34L For Sale

Aimpoint H34L

No issues with this fine optic.  I am the original owner of this Aimpoint H34L red-dot optic.  It has never been subjected to any type of abuse and was mounted on a firearm that I have sold and no longer have a need for it.  This is the larger of the Aimpoint Hunter models and comes with heavy duty Leupold rings and lens covers.  The battery is original and operational, but it would be a good insurance policy to replace it.  It will be shipped in the original box and packaging.  The laminated instruction booklet is included.
Note:  The foam rubber in the package had been stored in my basement and mice chewed some of the foam.
  • 2 MOA dot size
  • 50,000 hours (over 5 years) of constant operation on one battery
  • 12 position digital push button intensity adjustment
  • Weight 263 g (9.3 oz) sight only
  • Submersible to 1 meter (3 feet)
  • Ideal for use on rifles with standard or magnum actions

INCLUDES:  Lens Covers, CR2032 Battery

The Aimpoint® H34L red dot sight is ideal for use on rifles with standard or magnum actions. Its design is similar to a traditional magnifying scope and is appreciated by many hunters.

Built for hunters by hunters the H34L has an extremely rugged and durable construction. Features include a 34mm tube, multi-coated objective lens and a precise 2 MOA red dot. Digital push button intensity settings ensure the H34L is ready for any weather and light conditions hunters encounter. It can be mounted using the Leupold 34 mm rings supplied.

The Aimpoint H34L with classic lines

  • For the hunter who wants something extra, with 34 mm housing you get a very open view through the sight
  • Multi-coated 39 mm objective lens
  • 2-ring mount configuration
  • Silent digital push button intensity adjustment for ease of use in the field while wearing gloves
  • Anodized high strength aluminum housing, semi-matte black
  • Legendary Aimpoint ruggedness

Price:  $700.00

It will be shipped to any of the continental states at no charge and includes insurance for shipment.

Payments can be by check or money order.  Checks must clear before shipping.  No returns.

Use the contact form on this site, if interested.

Optics

Michigan Clean Boats, Clean Waters Grant Applications Now Open

The following news release was issued earlier this week by Michigan State University Extension.

$35,000 is available for Michigan organizations dedicated to aquatic invasive species education and outreach.

For the fourth year running, the Michigan Clean Boats, Clean Waters program has grant funding available to support aquatic invasive species outreach efforts. This opportunity is for Michigan organizations dedicated to the protection of our waterways including lake associations, local units of government, and non-profit organizations. This year, up to $35,000 is available to engage the Michigan boating community in invasive species prevention actions. Read more

Fishing

Safety Recall Notice for 28 Nosler 175gr AccuBond Long-Range Trophy Grade Ammunition

Nosler has received reports from customers who experienced excessive chamber pressures while using 28 Nosler 175gr AccuBond Long-Range Trophy Grade Ammunition (Part #60155). Excessive chamber pressures may result in firearm damage and/or personal injury.

The reported excessive chamber pressures are limited to three production lots of 28 Nosler 175gr AccuBond Long-Range Trophy Grade Ammunition (Part #60155). These lots were shipped between October 7, 2022 and December 28, 2022. No issues have been reported with other lots of this ammunition manufactured outside of this timeframe. If you have ammunition with lot numbers that differ from those listed below, no action is required. Read more

Ammunition

NSSF Rejects USFWS Rule Banning Traditional Ammunition and Fishing Tackle on New Refuge Openings

WASHINGTON, D.C. — NSSF®, The Firearm Industry Trade Association, rejects the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) Final Rule that bans the use of traditional lead ammunition on eight National Wildlife Refuges (NWRs) and fishing tackle on seven NWRs in exchange for opening hunting and fishing opportunities on public lands. The announcement banning the use of traditional ammunition and fishing tackle is devoid of any scientific evidence that traditional ammunition causes detrimental population impacts. These efforts only appease anti-hunting special interest groups and are harmful to the long-term conservation gains subsidized by Pittman-Robertson excise taxes paid by the firearm and ammunition industry.

USFWS announced 48 new distinct hunting opportunities across approximately 3,000 acres of NWRs, in a Proposed Rule in June. NSSF condemned the proposal then and urged USFWS to reconsider. This is another illustration of the Biden administration’s Department of the Interior (DOI) and USFWS kowtowing to anti-hunting activists by promulgating policies that lack sound scientific data. Read more

Ammunition, Hunting

Walther Arms PDP and Sierra Ammunition Promotion

FORT SMITH, Ark. – Just in time for the holidays, Walther Arms, Inc. announces an excellent opportunity for consumers with their new promotion. From October 30 to December 15, 2023, consumers will receive 100 rounds of Sierra 124gr hollow point ammunition with the purchase of a Walther PDP handgun.

Added bonus: Walther is giving consumers the opportunity to use brand new ammunition before it’s even available on store shelves! Read more

Ammunition, Promotions

Deer and Decoys

By Glen Wunderlich

Charter Member Professional Outdoor Media Association (POMA)

Recently, a fellow archery-deer hunter explained how he was watching a mature buck from a distance of 70 yards but it wouldn’t come any closer.  When I asked if he had ever used a deer decoy, he replied that he was thinking about it.  If ever you’ve thought of using a decoy, the time is now.

Bucks big and small are roaming the landscape in search of female deer right now.  The rut is on and if you’ve contemplated using a decoy, I can tell you to go beyond thinking about it.  There are models that are relatively inexpensive to examples that exceed $200 for life-size, full-body decoys.  Here are a few issues to consider to create some excitement in your time afield.

*  High-tech decoys that come with mechanical or electronic features are prohibited by Michigan law.

*  To save money, a full-body, archery deer target can be used, if you don’t mind the extra effort to tote it afield.  If you decide to use this type of decoy, it’s best to remove it immediately after a hunting session.  If you don’t want to carry it home, at least lay it down and cover it up, or it could be damaged by irate bucks while you are away.

*  I like to use a cover scent applied to my rubber boots during setup.  I prefer not to put any scents directly onto the decoy.  If a buck becomes interested and approaches the decoy to the point it sniffs the decoy, what more can a hunter want?

*  Placement of the decoy will be upwind of your position; however, the decoy should be set quartering toward you at a distance that will allow the deer to circle downwind, into your optimal gimmie range.  Also, partially hiding the decoy at the edge of a field can spur inquisitive challengers to approach.

*  Antlered decoys could confuse the trap, because lesser bucks may shy away from a big bruiser.  On the other hand, a mature buck may get incensed at the intruder and the game will be on!

*  Doe decoys will not typically scare other deer and are a good choice for most encounters.  However, if you are targeting a specific older buck, antlered decoys could antagonize a buck to defend its territory.

*  Silhouette decoys made of cloth are portable, but wind can totally make them appear unnatural in the wild.  Leave them home during high winds.

*  Antler rattling or use of other non-electronic calls such as grunts may turn a cruising buck to look your way for the visual.

Don’t concern yourself about simple two-sided, silhouetted decoys and their ability to fool deer.  Even though a close-up inspection may not compute in their minds, they cannot rationalize that you are hiding nearby.  If a deer approaches it and finds it lifeless, they may abruptly leave the scene.  But, if and when they realize the decoy is fake, they’ll merely walk off.

Although there are no absolutes when employing decoys; sometimes they work and sometimes they don’t.  But, there’s only one way to find out.

Hunting

Extended hours at DNR shooting ranges to help hunters prepare for firearm deer season

The DNR Ortonville, Pontiac Lake, Rose Lake and Sharonville shooting ranges are open six days per week in October (closed Tuesday) and seven days per week Nov. 1-15 (including Veterans Day).

Weekday shooting hours:

  • Ortonville and Pontiac Lake – 10 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
  • Rose Lake and Sharonville – 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.

In addition, we’re offering extended weekend shooting hours Oct. 28-29, Nov. 4-5 and Nov. 11-12:

  • Ortonville and Pontiac Lake – 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
  • Rose Lake and Sharonville – 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

DNR shooting ranges ?

Firearms

NEXTORCH Introduces the WL11 Rail Mounted Tactical Light

Cleveland, TN – – NEXTORCH Industries, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of illumination tools and specialized equipment for law enforcement, first responder, tactical, and outdoor applications, is proud to announce the high-output rechargeable WL11 Rail Mounted Tactical light.

“The WL11 is a great addition to our weapon light offerings,” said Jordan Brothers, Vice President of Sales & Marketing, NEXTORCH. “It’s poised to become our #1 weapon light with our Law Enforcement partners thanks to its fantastic ergonomics, rock solid reliability, and unbeatable value.”

The WL11 Rail Mounted Tactical Light offers incredibly high performance at a great value. The WL11 features a toggle switch that is perfectly positioned just the right distance from the trigger for comfort. The 650-lumen beam casts the perfect amount of illumination in low light situations. The WL11 is a powerful weapon light that weighs only 2.6 oz and runs approximately 1.5 hours on a full charge. Its small and lightweight design and ambidextrous switches make it great for left or right-handed shooters. Read more

Optics

Taurus USA Reintroduces the 917C

Bainbridge GA – What’s better than legendary, long lasting, and extremely popular Taurus 92? What about a compact version that holds 18 rounds? It’s back: the Taurus 917C is making its triumphant return to the US consumer market.

Previously available, the Taurus 917C was extremely popular with customers thanks to its compact size, easy shooting characteristics, and full length accessory rail. Unlike other compact double-action/single-action semi-automatic pistols the Taurus 917C is capable of mounting full size weapon mounted lights and other accessories. Additionally, the 917C is compatible with all Taurus 92 style magazines.

“I actually had one of the original 917C pistols all those years ago, and I regret selling it,” said Caleb Giddings, General Manager of Marketing for Taurus USA. “I’m a huge fan of traditional double-action semi-autos like the Taurus 92, so bringing back the 917C makes a ton of sense to me. I can’t wait to put some serious rounds downrange out of this.”

The new Taurus 917C is shipping now, and MSRP is set at $599.99. Read more

Firearms
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