Taurus Unveils Its First Competition-Ready Revolver

Taurus, a renowned leader in the firearms industry, proudly announces the release of the Taurus 608 Competition, the company’s first competition-ready revolver designed to perform straight out of the box. Built for competitive shooting enthusiasts, the Taurus 608 Competition delivers the precision and reliability needed for USPSA or ICORE revolver competitions without the need for aftermarket modifications.

With an 8-round capacity and cut for moon clips, this revolver is equipped to handle the demands of fast-paced, high-accuracy shooting. What sets the 608 Competition apart is Taurus’ custom-tuned trigger, which can be adjusted without the need for a professional gunsmith—offering shooters a level of customization rarely seen in out-of-the-box firearms. Shooters can confidently make performance tweaks with ease while maintaining Taurus’ renowned lifetime warranty.

Key Features of the Taurus 608 Competition Revolver: Read more

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New Winchester Model 98 Signal Cannons Now Available

Winchester announces Dunlap Cannon Co.’s limited production run of 250 Winchester Model 98 signal cannons will be available in 2024.

First debuted in 1903 by Winchester Repeating Arms Company, the Winchester signal cannon is a breech-loading cannon that fires 10-gauge shotshell blanks. With its blued steel barrel and cast-iron carriage, these cannons became fixtures at celebrations and maritime events across the nation. Read more

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Sixth Annual Joe Johnson Memorial Youth Pheasant Hunt

Saturday, Nov. 2

Gordon Guyer-Augusta Creek State Wildlife Area

Kalamazoo County

Hunter safety-certified youth hunters, ages 12-17, are invited to join this free pheasant hunt. Groups of two will hunt with a guide, dog and dog handler. Pheasants will be planted for each group to hunt, and lunch will be provided.

Hunters should bring their base license, firearm and ammunition, hunter orange garments and a cooler for their harvested birds. Read more

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The Greatest Man I’ve Ever Known, Van Wunderlich

Van Wunderlich of Demorest, Georgia passed away Tuesday, October 8th with his son, Jon, at his side.  He was my uncle and served in the Army Air Force during World War II as a ball turret gunner on the B-17.  Born January 1924 he was the younger brother of my late father, Roy.  Here is a short video of Van feeding wild trout in Georgia on my visit there some three years ago.  Rest in peace, Uncle Van.

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National Deer Association Deer Processing Demo in Michigan

Thursday, Oct. 17
Two sessions: 4-5 p.m. and 6-7 p.m.
Lost Lake Woods Club pavilion
4243 Lost Lake Trail, Lincoln (Alcona County)

The Department of Natural Resources is partnering with the Northeast Michigan Branch of the National Deer Association to hold a deer processing demonstration guided by NDA leader Kip Adams. Hunters will all levels of experience can attend and bring home tips from a pro on butchering your harvest to get venison from the field to your table or freezer.

Cost is $10 per person. Dinner will be available for all attendees between sessions.

RSVP by Oct. 11 by calling or texting Alleigh Pagels at 989-884-3870 to reserve your spot at one of these sessions.

Hunting

Dozens of Trophy Bucks Poached, Charges Filed

A nearly two-year investigation by the Pennsylvania Game Commission has led to the filing of 71 charges against three Chester County residents – a father and his two adult sons – who are accused of poaching dozens upon dozens of trophy bucks in Chester and Delaware counties.

Charged in the incident are:

  • Carroll Nelson IV, 44, of Downingtown, facing 11 charges including a first-degree misdemeanor punishable by up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
  • Carl Nelson III, 70, of West Chester, facing 35 charges, including a first-degree misdemeanor punishable by up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
  • Mark Nelson, 40, of West Chester, facing 25 charges, including a third-degree felony punishable by up to seven years in prison and a $15,000 fine.

All three defendants are facing significant fines, court costs and restitution. They are also facing extensive hunting license revocation if convicted.

The Game Commission began investigating the case after receiving a tip concerning the unlawful taking of large whitetail bucks over a span of years. The charges filed involve deer that were taken out of season, at night and or over the limit of one buck per hunter per year.

Nearly 50 mounts and antler sets – most of them trophy class – were seized from the three, and this broad investigation remains open to determine whether additional people are involved. Read more

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CenterPoint Optics Unveils CPNV01: Advanced Night Vision Monocular

CenterPoint Optics, a leader in outdoor optics, unveiled the CPNV01, a powerful night vision monocular that sets a new standard for low-light visibility. Designed for hunters, boaters, security professionals, and outdoor enthusiasts, the CPNV01 offers unparalleled performance at an accessible price point.

“The CPNV01 is a versatile night vision monocular that offers exceptional performance and ease of use at a competitive price point,” said Jesse Newman, Director of Product Development. “With its superior optics, long battery life, and convenient features, the CPNV01 is the perfect tool for anyone who needs to see clearly in low-light conditions.”

The CenterPoint Optics CPNV01 boasts both day and night vision modes, ensuring clear visibility around the clock. With its 2.5k UHD AVI video resolution, users can capture high-quality footage for documentation or sharing their experiences. The device’s versatility makes it an indispensable tool for various applications, from wildlife observation to nighttime navigation and security surveillance.

Key features of the CenterPoint Optics CPNV01 Night Vision Monocular include: Read more

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Buck Commander’s BUK OPS Cycloptic Series

New for 2024, Buck Commander is proud to announce the launch of the BUK OPS® Cycloptic™ Series. This series features two industry-first optics: Cycloptic-X™ Prime Crossbow Scope and the Cycloptic™ Handheld Prime Viewer. Buck Commander has changed everything about hunting in low-light hunting situations with the BUK OPS Cycloptic Series.

The BUK OPS Cycloptic-X Prime Crossbow Scope features Primetime Color Vision™ to maximize time in the field. The Primetime Color Vision enhances visibility during critical low-light hunting conditions by augmenting natural light with an advanced high-definition conversion process. The vibrant color and clarity offer hunters a distinct advantage at dawn or dusk, making it easier to identify bucks and optimize chances of success.

With a click of a button, the Cycloptic-X can record in 4k high-resolution digital imaging, producing a bright, vivid sight picture that leaves traditional crossbow optics far behind. Hunters can finally have a high-definition, first-person view of their hunting experience. With the manual focus lens, fully adjustable red/green/blue/black crosshairs, and 1-5x zoom range, Buck Commander’s BUK OPS Cycloptic-X is the most versatile prime crossbow scope on the market. Included in the package is BUKSKIN, a premium neoprene protective skin in Veil Tac Black Camo to keep each Cycloptic-X in like-new condition.

Cycloptic-X™ Specs: Read more

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Streamlight High-Lumen Model of TLR-7 X Sub Light for Subcompact Handguns

FOR SUBCOMPACT HANDGUNS

Multi-Fuel TLR-7® HL-X sub USB Light Features 1,000 Lumens, 10,000 Candela

Eagleville, PA – Streamlight®, Inc., a leading provider of high-performance lighting and weapon light/laser sighting devices, launched the TLR-7® HL-X sub USB weapon-mounted tactical light, adding an extreme level of brightness to its popular TLR-7® X sub light for subcompact handguns. Delivering up to 1,000 lumens and 10,000 candela, and featuring multi-fuel operation with USB or disposable battery options, the new light is designed to fit select GLOCK®, SIG SAUER®, Smith & Wesson®, Beretta®, Springfield Armory® and Heckler & Koch® railed subcompact handguns.

“We have taken the popular TLR-7 X sub light to a new level with a high-lumen light that offers versatility based on operational needs and user preferences,” said Streamlight President and Chief Executive Officer Ray Sharrah. “When using a Streamlight SL-B9® USB-C rechargeable battery pack, the TLR-7 HL-X sub USB will deliver an ultra-bright 1,000 lumens to maximize targeting capability in tactical situations. Users also can program the light to deliver 500 lumens when using the same USB rechargeable battery, or they can use a disposable lithium battery, depending on availability or user needs.” Read more

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