The Vengeance Line of Riflescopes

ZeroTech, a recognized leader in high-performance optics, continues to offer outstanding value with its Vengeance Line of Riflescopes. Engineered for hunters, competitive shooters, and tactical professionals, the Vengeance series delivers precision, reliability, and advanced features typically found in much higher-priced optics. Available now at the ZeroTech Optics Vengeance Collection, the Vengeance riflescopes provide exceptional performance without breaking the bank.

Superior Optics for Every Shooter

The Vengeance series is built to meet the needs of shooters across a wide range of disciplines, from long-range precision shooting to fast-moving tactical engagements. The line combines high-quality glass, advanced lens coatings, and exceptional optical clarity to ensure a bright, sharp image, even in low-light conditions. Whether in the field or at the range, Vengeance riflescopes offer unmatched clarity and brightness, making them ideal for target acquisition at any distance.

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Davidson’s Expands Exclusive Smith & Wesson Model 20 Revolver Lineup

PRESCOTT, Ariz. – Davidson’s, one of the nation’s top firearms, ammunition, optics, and accessories wholesalers, announces the expansion of the exclusive N-Frame Model 20 heavy-duty exclusive revolver line produced in collaboration with Smith & Wesson.

This line began as a limited-edition 250-unit production of a commemorative Texas Rangers tribute. The “One Riot, One Ranger” Heavy Duty sold out almost immediately.

Following the success of that model, Davidson’s and Smith & Wesson produced a 4” barrel Model 20 as another limited production run exclusive revolver. Based on consumer demand, Davidson’s now introduces the Model 20 in a 6” barrel variant limited to 500 units.

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Firearms

EAA Corp Releases Optic Ready 1911 with Four Caliber Options

European American Armory Corp launched a new 1911 full of exceptional features at a competitive price point. While the competition is promising new products for 2025, EAA is shipping next generation handguns with excellent manufacturing quality, low pricing, and consistent availability.

The Girsan Influencer X is a full- size, single-stack 1911 handgun chambered in 9mm, 10mm, 45acp or 38 Super. It features a reverse-crowned barrel with a competition barrel fit for superior accuracy. The rear sight is fully adjustable and removable for mounting any red dot with an RMS/RMSc footprint. Designed with competition, personal protection, and critical duty in mind, the Influencer X meets the demand of every role. With it’s Full-length accessory rail, fully machined forged steel frame, machined steel slide, flared magazine well, extended beavertail, ambidextrous thumb safety, accuracy test target, aggressive grip texturing, two-tone Cerakote finish, an excellent trigger and lightening-cut slide all come standard in a durable, hard travel case.

The Influencer X series has a starting MSRP of only $689 backing up the EAA Corp 2025 marketing campaign of “Why Pay More” with real savings and value. Read more

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Hydra Weaponry MARCK-15 GLOCK Style .45 ACP Rifle

The new Hydra configured to utilize GLOCK-style 45 ACP magazines is now, for a limited time, on sale for $1,120.00, a 20 percent savings.

Hydra Weaponry, Maine’s largest firearms employer, designers, and manufacturers of the truly modular MARCK-15 Hydra® Weapon System, developed the Hydra modular rifle configuration to meet the demands of the thousands of GLOCK pistol owners looking to enhance their experience with their favorite brand of pistol. With the .45 ACP caliber being the second most popular caliber behind the 9mm for civilian, law enforcement, and military use, the H21 Hydra MARCK-15 Modular Rifle was the next on the production list.

The Hydra Weaponry team designed a Hydra modular lower receiver with a 45 ACP H21 magazine well. With the H21 mag well as the starting point, Hydra included the Hydra Quick Change Barrel Upper Receiver (QCB-D) along with a Hydra 16-inch .45 ACP blowback barrel, a .45 ACP blowback bolt, and a durable B5 Systems stock and pistol grip.

Owners of the new Hydra MARCK-15 .45 ACP H21 Modular Rifle can use this as the base to expand caliber capabilities through Hydra Weaponry’s growing magazine well and caliber conversion kits. Easy to change out, even in the field, the rifle requires no tools to convert to another caliber with the most the user will ever need to change out is the barrel, bolt, and bolt carrier, and the magazine well to the new caliber.

“A modular concept rifle is the most cost-effective system to purchase when money is an issue but you need multiple calibers to accomplish different tasks. That is why our Hydra MARCK-15 Modular Rifles offer the best in the field for quality and accuracy while being kind to your wallet. Now, with our sale in process, it’s the time to get your hands on a base model and as many conversions as possible!” Mack Gwinn III, CEO of Hydra Weaponry, said. Read more

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Hawke Optics’ New Frontier 30 FD L4A and LRX Riflescopes

When Seconds Count, Get On Target Quickly With Two Reticle Options In a 1-8×24 Optic

Hawke® Optics, a world leader in quality sporting optics with outstanding performance in the field at an optimum value for the consumer, unveils more reticle options for the Frontier 30 FD riflescopes. The Frontier 30 FD L4A and Frontier 30 FD LRX scopes, both in fast handling 1-8×24, get you on target faster and clearer, making them great options for premium hunting, shooting, and tactical optics.

For accuracy and visibility in every lighting condition, the Frontier 30 FD scopes feature a red-illuminated dot-reticle with Auto Illumination Mode (A.I.M.) to help extend battery life. A.I.M. turns off the illumination if no movement is detected after two minutes, helping reduce battery drain. There are six brightness levels for every condition, including true daylight brightness. The ½ MOA Fingertip Turrets make dialing in your zero easy.

The Frontier FD 1-8×24 L4A and LRX riflescopes feature two reticle options. Read more

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Introducing the Taurus 650

With the growing popularity of small-frame revolvers for personal defense, Taurus—a leader in revolver innovation—proudly reintroduces the Taurus 650, a true shrouded hammer, 5-shot revolver chambered in the venerable .357 Magnum. This expertly engineered revolver joins Taurus’s industry-leading lineup of reliable and versatile small-frame firearms, answering the call for a compact, snag-free defensive option.

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GOA, GOF, TFA Sue City of Memphis for Violating Tennessee Preemption Law

Washington, D.C. – Gun Owners of America (GOA) and Gun Owners Foundation (GOF), together with the Tennessee Firearms Association, today filed a lawsuit in Shelby County, Tennessee against the City of Memphis’ newly adopted gun control ordinances, which were passed by voters in direct opposition to the state’s robust preemption law. The ordinances in question, which were adopted via ballot measure on election day, will:

  • Ban the carry of handguns without a permit, despite the state’s newly enacted permitless carry law;
  • Ban the possession and sale of “assault rifles” without even defining what constitutes such a weapon; and
  • Create a local “red flag” gun confiscation order that empowers local police to strip law-abiding citizens of their guns without due process.

Erich Pratt, GOA’s Senior Vice President, issued the following statement: Read more

Gun Control

NSSF Celebrates Lawsuit Challenging Maine’s 72-Hour Delay on Second Amendment Rights

NSSF®, The Firearm Industry Trade Association, celebrated the announcement that a lawsuit has been filed against Maine’s Attorney General Aaron Frey, seeking declarative and injunctive relief from state authorities enforcing Public Law 2023, Chapter 678, Maine’s new 72-hour waiting period law that denies law-abiding Mainers the ability to take possession of a newly-purchased firearm after they pass an FBI National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) verification. The Plaintiffs have moved for a preliminary injunction to halt enforcement of the law while the challenge is ongoing.

The 72-hour waiting period law was included in a larger gun control package that was enacted by Gov. Janet Mills in August. Several plaintiffs are challenging Maine’s 72-hour delay period by demonstrating that it violates their Second Amendment rights and are asking the court to strike down the law as unconstitutional.

The lawsuit against Attorney General Aaron Frey was filed by several individuals, federally licensed firearm dealers (FFLs), and an organization that provides firearm training. One of the plaintiffs is a domestic-abuse survivor and certified firearm instructor who offers self-defense classes to victims and survivors. The law now prevents the women she assists from adequately defending themselves against abusive partners who pose a credible and imminent threat to their physical safety, as it forces them to wait three days to secure a firearm even when they clear the NICS background check. Likewise, another plaintiff—a federally licensed firearm dealer—has been forced to delay sales to qualified individuals with time-sensitive needs, including a single woman who was being stalked and a married couple whose home was burgled. These stories are emblematic of the countless number of individuals whose rights have been denied and whose safety has been put in jeopardy due to Maine’s 72-hour waiting period. Read more

Gun Control

NSSF Urges President-Elect Trump to Disband White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention

NSSF®, The Firearm Industry Trade Association, is urging President-elect Donald Trump to take decisive action to disband the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention and put an end to government-funded efforts to infringe upon the Constitutionally-guaranteed Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens. This office, installed under President Joe Biden, never addressed criminal misuse of firearms. Instead, it squandered taxpayer dollars and employed former gun control lobbyists to minimize the American rights to keep and bear arms and propose policies to harass and damage the American firearm and ammunition industry.

President-elect Trump might consider replacing this office with one dedicated to the advancement and preservation of the Second Amendment.

“President-elect Trump has the ability to stand strong with law-abiding Second Amendment supporters and wipe away this unprecedented abuse of government authority that has been used as a blunt instrument against rights that are protected by the U.S. Constitution,” said Lawrence G. Keane, NSSF Senior Vice President & General Counsel “Nowhere else, within the U.S. Government, are taxpayers forced to fund efforts to denigrate their rights protected by the law. This office was established to appease the special-interest gun control lobby and donors The Biden-Harris administration has used this office to attempt to justify their unconstitutional and whole-of-government attacks on Second Amendment rights and the industry that makes those rights possible to exercise. This office must no longer exist after January 20, 2025.”

The Biden-Harris administration established The White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention in September 2023 under the direct supervision of Vice President Kamala Harris as the “gun control czar.” From this office, the Biden-Harris administration promulgated policy positions that are egregiously counter to the rights of law-abiding citizens. Staffed by Stefanie Feldman as Director, she once boasted on X that President Biden would defeat firearm manufacturers that he once labelled “the enemy” by overturning the Protection of Lawful Commerce In Arms Act (PLCAA). She posted, “As president, he’ll defeat them again. And, he’ll repeal the non-sensical liability protection for gun manufacturers.” Read more

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As Fall/Winter Birding Beckons, Keep Best Practices in Mind

Michigan welcomed some rare owls to the Upper Peninsula this fall, a trend that is likely to continue as northern owls migrate south into Michigan for the winter. At the end of September, a burrowing owl (like those pictured here) was seen at Whitefish Point, on the northern tip of Chippewa County, for the first time since 1986! This sighting is one of only four known records in Michigan.

Vagrants that are seen in unusual places often return to their home range, and many folks suspect this particular bird was from Florida and visited Michigan as a result of Hurricane Helene. Just a few weeks later, a northern hawk owl also was spotted at Whitefish Point. Northern owls such as the northern hawk owl can show up in the Great Lakes region each winter, leaving their colder habitats like the boreal forests of Canada and the Arctic tundra behind – but this visitor arrived a season early!

Both owls drew crowds of interested birders and photographers, and each season hundreds of species draw us outdoors as they flit in the treetops, hop through shrubs or run along shorelines. Whether in the backyard or deep forest, birding best practices can help protect our Great Lakes birds and visitors. Here are a few to start:

  • Keep a respectful distance. Getting too close to birds, and their nests, can cause them to flush (or fly away), interfering with their natural behavior and potentially preventing them from eating or caring for their young. If your approach causes a bird to flush, you’ve gotten too close.
  • Think carefully before sharing the location of a rare bird. While rare bird sightings are thrilling, they can draw a crowd, which can cause a disturbance.
  • Leave the drones to the pros. Although drones can be useful to researchers and biologists documenting bird populations (such as at island nesting colonies), drones in general can be very disruptive to birds, especially osprey. They are also illegal in national parks and some state parks.

Get more top tips and explore helpful resources to guide your next birding trip.

Questions? Contact Erin Rowan Ford at 313-820-0809.

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