Walther Arms Unveils the PDP F-Series PRO

Fort Smith, AR –– Walther Arms, a leading innovator in the firearms industry, is proud to announce the launch of the PDP F-Series PRO, the latest evolution in the Performance Duty Pistol (PDP) lineup. Specifically designed for the modern shooter who demands unmatched performance, the PDP F-Series PRO embodies Walther’s TEQ philosophy—Trigger, Ergonomics, and Quality.

With two distinct models—3.5” and 4” barrel lengths—this series offers versatility for a wide range of shooting applications, from everyday carry to professional duty use.

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Support Monarch Butterflies by Gathering Milkweed Seeds

Picking and planting milkweed seed pods this fall can help future eastern monarch butterflies, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife. These butterflies are currently migrating through Ohio on their way to Mexico, where they spend the winter.

Various species of milkweed are the only host plants for monarch caterpillars. Each spring, eastern monarchs lay eggs on milkweed as they migrate north from Mexico. Monarchs travel between 50 and 100 miles per day on a journey that may cover several thousand miles in total. After several generations, monarchs reach their northernmost range in southern Canada. In the fall, a super-generation migrates all the way to southern overwintering sites.

Anyone can play a role in supporting monarchs by planting milkweed. Milkweed is the sole host plant for monarchs and is beneficial at every stage of the insect’s life cycle. Early fall is a great time to gather milkweed pods from the landscape and plant the seeds to add valuable habitat for monarchs. For those with an abundance of milkweed, the Ohio Pollinator Habitat Initiative (OPHI) is coordinating pod collection through local Soil and Water Conservation District locations. Go to ohiopollinator.org to find a nearby drop-off site. Read more

FWP Looks for Information on Illegal Killed Bull Elk in HD 380

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is asking for help in finding the people responsible for killing a bull elk in Tizer Basin south of Helena.

The bull elk was killed and the antlers removed. The rest of the animal was left and wasted. The elk was killed using a firearm during archery season.

The crime happened during the nighttime hours of Sept. 14.

Tizer Basin is in hunting district 380, which is managed by FWP for older bulls and branch- antlered bulls. The hunting district can be hunted by permit only. It’s a permit that is one of the hardest to draw in the state. Read more

Winchester Ammunition Introduces New 21 Sharp Rimfire Cartridge

Winchester Ammunition introduces 21 Sharp™, a new rimfire cartridge with an innovative design that provides significant benefits for recreational shooters and small game hunters.

The new cartridge is an evolution in rimfire technology and performance. Winchester engineering expertise is at the core of the 21 Sharp design, built from the ground up for enhanced accuracy and on-target performance with both lead and lead-free projectiles. Ammo manufacturers have tried with little success to incorporate lead free projectiles into use in the venerable 22 Long Rifle (LR) cartridge. While those products are available, none have ever met the accuracy and on-target performance that a lead projectile can provide due to the original 22 LR design. The new 21 Sharp rimfire cartridge from Winchester was purposefully designed by Winchester to provide top performance with lead-free projectiles rather than accommodating them later.

The new cartridge allows for a wide range of bullet types including full metal jacket (FMJ), copper matrix and plated-lead options. Jacketed hollow point (JHP) bullets will also be available in 21 Sharp, delivering extreme expansion and energy transfer.

“The 21 Sharp cartridge offers significant advantages in the rimfire category, which is one of the more popular types of firearms and ammunition used by millions of people throughout the world,” said Kyle Masinelli, Senior Director of Product Innovation and Strategy for Winchester Ammunition. “Winchester leadership in cartridge development spans more than 100 years and as the global leader in ammunition design and manufacturing; it’s our job to serve our customers with innovative products that fit their needs now and into the future. That is what has been done with 21 Sharp.”

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Henry Repeating Arms Debuts Rimfire Revolver, Single Shot .410 Shotgun for Turkey Hunters

RICE LAKE, Wis. – Henry Repeating Arms, the world’s leading lever-action firearms manufacturer, is introducing its first-ever rimfire revolver named after the company’s flagship Golden Boy rifle and a new .410 shotgun for turkey hunters seeking a reliable platform to maximize the benefits of Tungsten Super Shot (TSS).

Introduced in 1999, the Henry Golden Boy remains one of the world’s most popular lever-action .22 rifles on the market today. Now, a sidearm companion is available with the Henry Golden Boy Revolver. Borrowing from the same bill of materials as its rifle counterpart, this 10-shot wheel gun features a deeply blued steel medium-size frame, genuine American walnut grip panels, and a highly polished brass backstrap and trigger guard. The traditional double-action revolver has squared Gunfighter-style grips for maximum control (model H016GD) or a more compact, rounded Birdshead-style grip for better concealment (model H016BD). The 10-round cylinder features an innovative quick takedown button inside the trigger guard, making post-range cleaning and maintenance exceptionally easy. Both models share a 4” round blued steel barrel and a familiar sight system composed of a fixed notch cut directly into the rear of the frame and three different screw-in blade sights to adjust for elevation. The MSRP for both Henry Golden Boy Revolver versions is $928.00. For more information, visit henryusa.com/handguns/golden-boy-revolver.

The advent of TSS loads for .410-bore shotguns changed the game for turkey hunters, providing patterns and distances never seen from small-bore shotguns. Read more

Whitetails Unlimited Grants $120,000 to NASP

Whitetails Unlimited awarded more than $121,000 in grants to the National Archery in the Schools Program this past fiscal year. NASP is an in-school program aimed at improving educational performance among students in grades 4-12. With this program, students are learning focus, self-control, discipline, patience, and life lessons required to be successful in the classroom and in life.

NASP has become the gold standard of scholastic archery programs with 1.3 million students participating in 49 states. Their two national tournaments boast more than 18,000 participants. In order to qualify for a national tournament, a student must place in their respective state tournaments. NASP has awarded $4.65 million in scholarships to thousands of student archers.

To find out more about National Archery in the Schools Program, click here https://www.naspschools.org/ Read more

Burris Oracle X Wins Petersen’s Hunting Award

Burris Optics, manufacturer of some of the world’s most technologically advanced firearm, archery, and observation optics in the world, is excited to announce that the company’s heralded Oracle X rangefinding crossbow scope has received an Editor’s Choice award in the Petersen’s Hunting Annual Gear Guide.

The Petersen’s Hunting Annual Gear Guide leverages the magazine staff and contributors’ years of practical field experience and product testing to evaluate the best-of-the-best products on the market today.

“Burris has long led the way in rangefinding optics, starting with their Eliminator riflescope a decade ago,” said David Draper, Editor in Chief of Petersen’s HUNTING. “The Oracle X allows crossbow hunters to get in on the newest technology, providing heads-up range display and illuminated aiming point, ensuring maximum accuracy for the most ethical hunting experience.”

Burris developed the Oracle X to give crossbow hunters every advantage in delivering pinpoint-accurate shot placement across the modern crossbow’s effective range. With its built-in rangefinder — activated either remotely or by depressing the ranging button on the scope — the Oracle X displays the exact point of aim through custom ballistics programming that is specific to the crossbow and arrow weight combination. The Oracle X automatically factors in the shot angle, so whether you are hunting on the ground or in a treestand, you can be guaranteed of the correct point-of-aim. Read more

Grizzly Bear Euthanized After Series of Conflicts with Chicken Coops, Other Attractants

A grizzly bear was euthanized last week after a series of conflicts with chicken coops and other attractants near homes in the Silver Butte area south of Libby.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks wildlife specialists received reports of the bear breaking into chicken coops, greenhouses, and storage sheds on residential properties near Barren Peak Road off U.S. Highway 2. There were also reports of the bear going onto porches of homes.

The male bear, estimated to be approximately 2 years old, was exhibiting bold behavior that indicates it was conditioned to unnatural food sources. This is a habit that is very hard to break and causes human safety concerns, as bears actively pursue food and other attractants in and around homes, ranches, and other occupied areas instead of returning to natural food sources.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service authorized removal of the bear, and the bear was trapped and euthanized. Grizzly bears are protected under the Endangered Species Act, and the USFWS has final authority regarding management actions. Read more

SnapSafe Super Titan Modular Safe

Grand Island, NE – SnapSafe® recognizes that gun ownership comes with great responsibility, and they strive to enable gun owners the ability to secure their firearms no matter the circumstance. The Super Titan, with all of the security of a conventional, welded safe in an easy-to-assemble gun vault that moves anywhere piece-by-piece and then locks together in minutes with included hand tools, offers gun owners the security they require with all the convenience and mobility they demand.

The Super Titan is feature-rich, offering gun owners all of the components of a traditional safe with the added convenience of mobility, ease of assembly, and a lifetime warranty. SnapSafe modular safes feature a UL-listed digital lock for security and ease of use with a mechanical key backup for use in case of an electromagnetic pulse. EMPs, which can be natural or manmade, can disrupt electronics. The mechanical key will continue to function in such an emergency, allowing access to guns and valuables inside the safe.

The modular system allows for delivery right to the doorstep, and the ability to transport the safe through tight entryways, and up or down steps. Read more

Savage Arms Announces 21 Sharp Rimfire Rifle Offerings

Savage Arms®, an iconic firearm manufacturer, is proud to announce the release of four rifle models chambered in Winchester’s new rimfire cartridge, 21 Sharp. The caliber was created to maximize the rimfire shooting experience for recreational shooters and small game hunters.

“Rimfire caliber additions are rare,” said Beth Shimanski, Director of Marketing at Savage Arms. “Adding the 21 Sharp to our proven and coveted rimfire lineup is a win for everyone involved. We’re excited to see how plinkers, precision shooters and small game hunters take advantage of the new performance capabilities of this cartridge.”

The 21 Sharp boasts several key features that set it apart from its counterparts. The straight profile, non-heeled bullets enable the use of efficient aerodynamic and modern bullet shapes. The results include enhanced accuracy, particularly with lead-free projectiles. With a velocity of up to 1,750 FPS in 25-grain bullets, the 21 Sharp cartridge delivers impressive speed and power, and its compatibility with 22 LR magazines ensures shooters’ ease of use and convenience.

One of the standout advantages of the 21 Sharp cartridge is its affordability. Priced between 22LR and magnum rimfire ammunition, shooters can enjoy the benefits of a high-performance cartridge without breaking the bank. With bullet weights ranging from 25 to 42 grains, the 21 Sharp cartridge caters to various shooting needs, including plinking, small game hunting and target shooting.

Initial Savage rifles chambered in 21 Sharp will include three MARK II models and one B Series model. Read more

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