Smith & Wesson® Releases Lineup of Lipsey’s®  Exclusive Revolvers

Leave a comment

MARYVILLE, TN., (1/20/2025) – Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. (NASDAQ Global Select: SWBI), a leader in firearm manufacturing and design, is proud to announce the recent release of Lipsey’s Exclusive J, L, and N-Frame Revolvers.

Starting off with the ultimate lightweight, performance-focused defensive revolver, is the Model 632-UC Ti. This J-Frame is chambered in 32 H&R Mag, has a 6-round capacity, and features a lightweight titanium cylinder and aluminum alloy frame to reduce weight for maximum comfort when carrying. It is designed with a 1.88-inch barrel that includes a bright dot tritium front sight and a black u-notch rear sight which are regulated for use with commonly available ammunition.

The Model 632-UC Ti is built with an upgraded endurance package to improve both performance and durability, and its chamfered charge holes allow for easy loading. Two versions are available, in either a black or silver finish and come with a textured synthetic grip to allow for enhanced control and comfort when shooting.

The two remaining releases include the finely-crafted Model 686-Plus and Model 629 Mountain Guns®. The L-Frame 686-Plus is an all stainless-steel constructed, 7-shot revolver, chambered in .357 Magnum/38 Special +P. It includes a 4.13-inch barrel with a patridge-style brass bead front sight and adjustable rear sight for improved sight acquisition. The second variant, the Model 629, is a 6-shot N-Frame chambered in .44 Magnum/.44 Special. Similar to the Model 686-Plus, it shares the same all-stainless-steel construction, a 4.13-inch barrel, brass bead front and adjustable rear sights, and a high-grade walnut Bear Hug grip from Tyler Gun Works.

Be sure to check out the new Lipsey’s Exclusive revolver Models at www.smith-wesson.com.

To stay up to date on all the latest news and events, be sure to follow Smith & Wesson on Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, and YouTube.

Firearms

Michigan’s Urban archery deer season continues through Jan. 31

Urban archery deer season

  • Now through Friday, Jan. 31, on public and private lands in the following counties: Huron, Kent, Lapeer, Macomb, Oakland, Sanilac, Tuscola, Washtenaw, Wayne and St. Clair (excluding DMU 174).
  • Hunters can use a single deer license, deer combo license (regular and/or restricted tags), mentored youth license, inclusive mentored license or universal antlerless license.
  • All archery season rules and regulations apply.

Hunters Feeding Michigan

If you can’t fit another deer in your freezer but still want to get outdoors and hunt, consider donating your harvest to Hunters Feeding Michigan. Check out the list of processors who partner to provide venison to local food banks. Please call a processor prior to drop-off to ensure they will accept your donation. All deer must be legally harvested, harvest-reported and whole to be accepted for donation.

Harvest reporting

  • Deer hunters are required to report a successful harvest within 72 hours or before transferring possession of the deer (to another person, a processor or taxidermist).
  • Reporting your harvest takes about three minutes and provides critical information for managing Michigan’s deer herd.

Report your harvest or see the reported harvest totals in real time at Michigan.gov/HarvestReporting.

Hunting

BLM Closed 99 Percent of National Monument to Recreational Shooting After Settlement

As of Jan. 17, the Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation, joined by Safari Club International and the National Rifle Association, filed a lawsuit against the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) for the agency’s arbitrary closure of the near entirety of the Sonoran Desert National Monument to recreational shooting. In a June 2024 agency action, BLM closed 99% (over 480,000 acres) to recreational target shooting – a drastic and arbitrary change for the monument which was previously 90% open to recreational shooting.

“BLM has conveniently forgotten its multiple-use mandate, which includes recreational shooting on BLM lands,” said Dr. Todd Adkins, Senior Vice President at the Sportsmen’s Alliance. “In fact, 99% of all BLM land nationwide is open to recreational shooting. Yet, BLM caved to a sue-and-settle scheme on the Sonoran Desert National Monument then badly justified its 180-degree shift in this rulemaking.”

A 2018 resource management plan for the Sonoran Desert National Monument found that recreational shooting was a compatible activity on 90% of the monument. That plan was challenged by radical preservationist groups, and BLM settled, agreeing to potentially amend the plan while considering the groups’ proposed alternatives. BLM began the scoping process in 2022, and in 2024, they proposed a new resource management plan that adopted the preservationists’ alternatives and then some. This plan was finalized in June 2024.
Read more

Firearms

Public Hearing to Discuss Lake Gogebic Walleye Regulations

If you fish in the Upper Peninsula, you know about Lake Gogebic. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is hosting an in-person public hearing to discuss a change to the walleye regulations for Lake Gogebic.

There has never been a more important time in sportsmen’s history than now to protect our way of life. The only way we will be able to slow down the animal extremists is by being more actively involved and engaged in the process of protecting our values, rights, and heritage at every level.

Michigan anglers can do just that at this public hearing on Tuesday, Jan. 21. This meeting is from 6-8 p.m. and is held at the Marenisco Village Township Hall, 314 Hall St. in Marenisco. 

The regulation change being considered is regarding slot limit.  The limit prohibits possessing any walleye measuring between 18 inches and 23 inches, but allows anglers one walleye measuring 23 inches or greater in their daily limit of five fish. Read more

Fishing

CVA® unveils Scout™ Series – the Scout, Scout Spur, and Scout TD

Lawrenceville, GA – CVA is pleased to announce their new Scout Series of guns. The new Scout series builds on CVA’s trusted single-shot rifle platform with modern upgrades for versatility and performance. Designed for comfort and adaptability, it offers improved ergonomics, customizable adjustments, and suppressor-ready compatibility. A Picatinny rail simplifies optics mounting, making the Scout an ideal choice for budget-conscious hunters seeking reliability and innovation. All of the new Scouts have an adjustable length of pull with a 1” removable spacer and an adjustable comb height with two included cheek risers, 0.25” and 0.50.”

The Scout comes in a large range of calibers, 14 to be exact, from .223 Rem to the very popular straight wall cartridges including the new 360 Buckhammer and 400 Legend. The Scout Spur is a great turkey gun that is equipped with Jeb’s XX-Full choke tube in .410.

The Scout TD (Take-Down) is built for hunters who demand versatility and durability in any environment. Its balanced, suppressor-ready design ensures precision and adaptability in the field, while enhanced ergonomics and customizable adjustments provide all-day comfort. Engineered to withstand rugged conditions, the Scout TD is the ultimate single-shot rifle for those seeking reliability and portability.

The Scout TD has a radial muzzle brake and is available in eight caliber offerings including the popular 360 Buckhammer and 400 Legend.

Visit www.cva.com where you can find more information on the new CVA Scout Series.

Firearms

Smith & Wesson Releases No-Lock Classic Series Revolvers

Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. (NASDAQ Global Select: SWBI), a leader in firearm manufacturing and design, announces today the release of three Classic Series No-Lock revolvers that include a Model 36, Model 10, and Model 19.

Crafted with the finest materials and precision engineering, this new line of revolvers displays iconic features, now enhanced to meet the demands of today’s shooters. Leading off this new line is the S&W® Model 36 Classic, a J-Frame chambered in 38 Special +P that has a 5-shot capacity, which includes a 1.88-inch barrel with a fixed blade front sight, an integral slot-in-frame rear sight, and a classic checkered wood grip. Its design also incorporates a blued carbon steel frame and cylinder, which not only enhance its visual appeal but also provides durability.

Moving on to the K-Frames, this series offers two 6-shot revolvers, the S&W® Model 10 Classic chambered in 38 Special +P and the S&W® Model 19 Classic chambered in .357 Magnum. The new Model 10 includes a 4-inch barrel with a fixed blade front sight, an integral slot-in-frame rear sight, blued carbon steel frame and cylinder, and high-grade Tyler Gun Works walnut grips. If you prefer a .357 magnum, the new Model 19 Classic is a great one add to the collection. It features a 4.25-inch barrel with a red ramp insert front sight, adjustable black blade rear sight, blued carbon steel frame and cylinder, and is completed with a time-honored checkered wood grip. Read more

Firearms

Military Armament Corporation MAC 9 Double Stack Comp

Knoxville, TN– Military Armament Corp (MAC) an SDS Arms brand, is pleased to introduce the MAC 9 Double Stack Comp 9mm handgun. This newest 1911 offering from MAC designed in Knoxville, TN and is built to exacting standards by Tisas, with a new slide cut and barrel design featuring a built-in compensator. The MAC 9 Double Stack Comp includes an Agency Arms, RMR pattern optic cut on the slide.

It also features a polymer grip module with a subtle yet firm grip texture. Chambered in 9mm, the MAC 9 Double Stack Comp utilizes a 4.25” bull barrel, that is QPQ Tenifer finished with an 11-degree target crown to keep recoil at a minimum and maximize accuracy.

In addition, the MAC 9 Double Stack Comp features: Read more

Firearms

U.S. Rep. Ben Cline’s Hearing Protection Act Introduction

WASHINGTON, D.C. — NSSF®, The Firearm Industry Trade Association, welcomes U.S. Rep. Ben Cline’s (R-Va.) H.R. 404, the Hearing Protection Act, which would remove firearm suppressors from the list of definitions under the 1934 National Firearms Act (NFA), eliminating onerous and duplicitous background checks. Instead, what is essentially a muffler for a gun would be regulated under the 1968 Gun Control Act (GCA) with the same background check that is required for a retail firearm purchase. The legislation would also amend the statutory suppressor definitions to eliminate ambiguity that might lead to the criminalization of lawful firearm accessories.

“Congressman Cline’s Hearing Protection Act will have the federal government recognize firearm suppressors for what they are: These are accessories to a firearm that make recreational shooting and hunting a safer experience,” said Lawrence G. Keane, NSSF Senior Vice President and General Counsel. “These safety devices reduce the report of a firearm to a level that won’t cause instant and permanent hearing damage. Read more

Firearms, Hunting

NSSF Celebrates $1.3 Billion to States for Wildlife Conservation

NSSF®, The Firearm Industry Trade Association, celebrates the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s (USFWS) announcement that $1.3 billion is being delivered to state conservation and wildlife access programs. The distribution of funds is derived from the Pittman-Robertson excise taxes paid by firearm and ammunition manufacturers and Dingell-Johnson excise taxes paid by the angling industry.

A total of $886,499,121 of the $1.3 billion of those funds are directly sourced from firearm and ammunition excise taxes paid by manufacturers. Firearm and ammunition manufacturers have paid over $29 billion into the fund since its inception in 1937, when adjusted for inflation. These funds directly contribute to wildlife conservation through the Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration Act and provide funding for conservation programs, increased access to public lands and hunter education.

“The firearm industry is tremendously proud of the contributions we make to conserving our wildlife and the habitats wildlife need to thrive for generations to come,” said NSSF President and CEO Joe Bartozzi. “Our industry is at the forefront of wildlife conservation. Each time a recreational shooter or hunter purchases a firearm or ammunition, they are helping to support wildlife conservation through the excise taxes paid by our industry on the sale of those products. The American model of conservation funding is the gold standard throughout the world for sustainable conservation and wildlife management.”

The excise tax is set at 11 percent of the wholesale price for long guns and ammunition and 10 percent of the wholesale price for handguns. Read more

Fishing, Hunting, Wildlife

Barnett Introduces the Demun STORM

As the pioneer of break-action crossbows, Barnett® proudly introduces the Demun STORM™, the latest addition to the Demun™ Break-action Compact Crossbow Series. Renowned for its compact and lightweight design, the Demun series is ideal for enthusiasts searching for power and convenience.

The Demun STORM is a compound handheld crossbow that combines Barnett’s modern-day crossbow innovation with a compact, easily maneuverable handheld design. Engineered for recreational shooting, it features a patented two-stage break-action reloading mechanism for 50% reduced cocking effort, allowing for quick and effortless reloading. The included quick-release D-TAC Butt Stock Extension further decreases cocking effort by a further 25%, making it accessible for all skill levels!

The Demun STORM delivers superior performance and precision. Its reinforced parabolic limbs, Halo Riser, and adjustable premium red/green micro dot sight guarantees precision accuracy. The flip-down tactical foregrip provides ultimate control, ensuring every shot counts. The Demun STORM sends Demun™ Carbon Hyperbolts downrange at speeds up to 300 FPS, making this the fastest Demun handheld crossbow! Read more

Archery
1 … 35 36 37 38 39 … 1,898