CVA’s PARAMOUNT PRO V2 Long Range Muzzleloader

The Paramount Pro V2 is the lightest and most versatile PARAMOUNT ever. Featuring a custom designed Grayboe™ stock that is 8 ounces lighter than its predecessor in .45 caliber and 2 ounces lighter in .50 caliber. This new stock also features an adjustable cheek riser that can be set higher for use with the most powerful optics or lower for use with the new Micro-Adjust Williams® peep sight. The new Micro-Adjust Williams® peep sight is offered as standard equipment on the .50 caliber and the .45 caliber is drilled and tapped to accept the peep sight as well.

Removeable stock spacers allow for perfect LOP (length of pull) adjustment for any shooter and the Limbsaver® recoil pad substantially reduces felt recoil. Of course, The PARAMOUNT PRO V2 has all the great performance features of the standard PARAMOUNT but is also upgraded with a TriggerTech® fully adjustable trigger. The premium, free floating, Bergara barrel receives a Nitride treatment prior to its Cerakoted® finish that perfectly complements the stock’s hand painted camo. The barrel is threaded for a PARAMOUNT muzzle brake and comes with a self-deploying compact ramrod. The PARAMOUNT PRO V2 is delivered with a Quake Claw® Sling.

To learn more about the PARAMOUNT PRO V2 and other CVA products go to www.cva.com

Firearms

Taurus USA Releases the TX22 Compact

Bainbridge GA – Following on the heels of the wildly successful TaurusTX™ 22 full size, Taurus USA is upping the ante in the 22 LR game again, this time with the all new TaurusTX™ 22 Compact.

People loved the TaurusTX™ 22 full size so much they started demanding a compact version, which is ideal for people with smaller hands and the bold folks opting to carry a 22 LR pistol. Regardless of which of those you are, you’ll love the TaurusTX™ 22 Compact’s 13 round staggered column magazine. You’ll also love the slide-mounted mini-red dot sight mount that accepts optics fitting the Holosun K footprint.

Additionally, the TaurusTX™ 22 Compact features a suppressor ready threaded barrel, as well as the same industry-standard sights you’ll find on the GX4 Family of pistols. The trigger is just as good as you’ve come to expect from the TaurusTX™ 22 family, breaking cleanly with no stacking.

The TaurusTX™ 22 Compact continues Taurus’ commitment to excellent by providing another reliable, affordable firearm for American gun owners. With an MSRP of $399.99, the TaurusTX™ 22 Compact is sure to be another huge hit for Taurus. Read more

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Smith’s Introduces New Folding Bone Saw at Shot Show

Field Dress Big Game With Ease

Smith’s Consumer Products – the Edge Experts since 1886 – will introduce a new folding bone saw in Booth 10327 at Shot Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. This saw is designed to take the hard work out of field dressing any big game animal, saving you time and energy while out in the field. Its durable yet compact design is excellent for travel and packing light.

Smith’s EdgeSport 6” Folding Bone Saw is a great addition to any field dressing kit. This packable, lightweight folding bone saw is perfect for any hunting trip, no matter the conditions. It fits perfectly in a backpack or can be attached to a lanyard to ensure that it does not get lost. The saw’s 6” stainless steel blade is uniquely designed specifically for field dressing deer, elk, and moose, and is equally useful back in camp when cutting wood for a fire. Its sturdy lock-back design secures the blade in a working position during tough conditions. A durable TPE non-slip handle is essential for safety when hands are wet. This trustworthy and durable bone saw is a true game changer in the field or woods.

Key Features of the Smith’s 6-inch Folding Bone Saw Include:

    • Packable, lightweight, durable design
    • 6” stainless steel bone saw blade
    • Non-slip TPE handle with lock-back design
    • 7” overall length when closed, perfect for backcountry travel
    • Tether-ready lanyard hole

Smith’s 6-inch Folding Bone Saw (SKU 51366) is protected by a limited lifetime warranty and has an MSRP of $28.99.

Hunting

Nebraska mountain lion season ends with two females harvested in Pine Ridge

The 2023 mountain lion hunting season in Nebraska’s Pine Ridge closed Jan. 8 when the harvest sublimit of two females was met.

The season opened Jan. 2. Excellent snow tracking conditions likely helped hunters find success during the season.

In accordance with the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission’s management objective, the harvest of mountain lions allows the population to remain resilient and healthy, while halting growth or moderately reducing the population size. Read more

Hunting

Easton SONIC 6.0 Now Available

Now for 2023, Easton has added SONIC 6.0 in a NEW Match Grade .001” specification for bowhunters looking for added accuracy and highest quality.

The SONIC 6.0 made a big splash with bowhunters last year as a brand-new shaft platform in the Easton made-in-USA lineup. SONIC’s lighter overall mass weight offers a wider range of arrow build options. Archers can now opt for a lightweight, high velocity setup using the factory-included aluminum inserts, or they may choose the high-FOC, momentum-producing brass inserts sold separately.

Built at Easton’s Salt Lake City, Utah facility using Easton’s seamless Acu-Carbon process, SONIC 6.0 shafts offer the utmost in matched weight and spine from shaft to shaft and dozen to dozen. This added consistency boosts accuracy and shooter confidence resulting in more success in the field. SONIC 6.0 features another accuracy-building first; factory-fletched helical that uses a 2” Blazer vane, for out-of-the-box broadhead accuracy. Read more

Archery

Federal Court Grants Temporary Restraining Order in SAF Challenge of New Jersey Gun Law

FEDERAL JUDGE GRANTS TRO IN SAF CHALLENGE OF NEW JERSEY GUN LAW

Contact: Alan Gottlieb (425) 454-7012

BELLEVUE, WA – A federal judge in New Jersey has granted a temporary restraining order in a case brought by the Second Amendment Foundation and several co-plaintiffs in a challenge of that state’s new gun control law which criminalizes carry in a vastly expanded set of “sensitive areas.”

U.S. District Judge Renee Marie Bumb in Camden noted, “Plaintiffs have demonstrated a probability of success on the merits of their Second Amendment challenge to the relevant provisions” of the new law. SAF is joined by the Firearms Policy Coalition, the Coalition of New Jersey Firearm Owners, the New Jersey Second Amendment Society, and three private citizens. They are represented by attorney David Jensen of Beacon, NY.

Also in her opinion, Judge Bumb observed, “The State may regulate conduct squarely protected by the Second Amendment only if supported by a historical tradition of firearm regulation. Here, Plaintiffs have shown that Defendants will not be able to demonstrate a history of firearm regulation to support any of the challenged provisions. The deprivation of Plaintiffs’ Second Amendment rights, as the holders of valid permits from the State to conceal carry handguns, constitutes irreparable injury, and neither the State nor the public has an interest in enforcing unconstitutional laws.” Read more

Gun Control

And End Run Around Second Amendment Foiled (For Now)

By Jim Shepherd

In 2017, following the Las Vegas massacre where a shooter used bump-stock equipped rifles to kill 58 people, the ATF was ordered by then-President Trump to regulate bump stocks.

And they did.

At the time, Second Amendment advocates argued the ATF’s abrupt about-face was beyond the scope of authority for a regulatory agency.

Last Friday, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans concurred. Ruling the ATF had, in fact, short-circuited a required legislative process by redefining bump stocks as machine guns.

Defending their action, the ATF had argued that bump stocks allowed an otherwise semiautomatic rifle to shoot more than one shot with a single pull of the trigger by “harnessing the recoil energy of the semiautomatic firearm to which it is affixed so that the trigger resets and continues firing without additional physical manipulation.”

The “harnessing” was the reasoning behind their reversal of longstanding policy.

As my grandma was fond of saying “that soap didn’t lather” with the 5th Circuit.

Instead, Judge Jennifer Walker Elrod explained in the ruling: “A plain reading of the statutory language, paired with close consideration of the mechanics of a semi-automatic firearm, reveals that a bump stock is excluded from the technical definition of ‘machinegun’ set forth in the Gun Control Act and National Firearms Act.” Read more

Hunting

Maine Game Wardens Recover Body of Ice Fisherman

The Maine Warden Service Dive Team this morning recovered the body of a man who broke through the ice on Seboeis Lake while on a snowmobile yesterday afternoon.

Allen Cole, Jr. age 74 of Bradford, was out on his 2006 Artic Cat snowmobile with his dog yesterday afternoon on Seboeis Lake, looking for areas to ice fish today. Around 2:00 p.m. yesterday, he met another angler at the boat landing, told him he was going to check another area to fish, headed off on his snowmobile, and then never returned.

Cole’s family notified the warden service last night around 7:00 p.m., and the Maine Warden Service began searching the lake and shore. Game Wardens found Cole’s dog, alive and well at about 10:30, and shortly thereafter, found snowmobile tracks then led to an large hole in the ice, with no tracks on the other side.

At daylight this morning, Maine Warden Service Divers, with an airboat and hovercraft, motored out to the open area, and sent divers into the water. At approximately 8:55 this morning, game warden divers recovered the body of Mr. Cole.

“Ice conditions vary throughout the state, and while ice may be safe on smaller lakes and ponds, many of Maine’s larger lakes still have not frozen completely,” said Maine Warden Service Lieutenant Tom Ward. “Please check the ice before heading out onto the ice.”

Fishing

CCRKBA: Second Amendment Rights Not Subject to Opinion Polls

BELLEVUE, WA – The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms blasted recent public opinion polls showing support for bans on so-called “semiautomatic weapons,” noting that constitutionally-protected rights are not subject to what amount to popularity contests.

“Fundamental rights, including the right to keep and bear arms, must never be determined by the whims of survey respondents,” said CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb. “We don’t have popularity contests to determine the rights of free speech or the press. We would hardly allow a public opinion poll to dictate whether people should worship in a church, mosque or synagogue. So, why would we think it’s allowable for a survey to tell us whether we should ban a whole class of firearms, when the Second Amendment has protected the rights of gun owners for more than two centuries?

“At the moment we allow ourselves to fall into this trap,” he continued, “we stop becoming a republic and start being an oligarchy, if not a dictatorship. This is not how rights are decided, because a right popular one week might fall out of favor the following week with a different polling sample, and then where would we be? Within a few weeks, we would have no rights at all.” Read more

Gun Control

Bergara HMR Rifles – Now with Carbon Fiber Barrels

Lawrenceville, Georgia–Bergara’s HMR rifles have garnered global respect as one of their most popular models, thanks to superb ergonomics and accuracy. New for 2023, they have added a carbon fiber barrel to their B-14 Wilderness HMR (Hunting / Match rifle). Enjoy the weight savings and increased accuracy needed for the most extreme environments.

The B-14 Wilderness Series® embodies pure performance with real-world feature sets like fluted bolts, specialized coatings, and stock options that can withstand the rugged and unforgiving wilderness, while blending into the elements.

The No. 6 carbon fiber barrel with 410 stainless is equipped with a threaded 5/8-24 Omni muzzle brake, in (20, 22 or 24 inches, depending on the caliber). The HMR Carbon Wilderness is loaded with features. Bergara’s B-14 action includes a spring-loaded ejector, side-mounted bolt stop, and a fluted 4140 chromoly steel one-piece-bolt body with the action finished in a Sniper Gray Cerakote® for advanced protection in harsh weather. This two-lug system with a sliding plate extractor and coned bolt nose ensures smooth feeding and extraction of the cartridge. The one-piece-bolt body accepts ACIS-sized magazines. Other features include a side-mounted bolt stop and a 90-degree bolt throw. The two-position safety is part of the trigger assembly, allowing the rifle to be unloaded while the safety is engaged. The molded stock has an adjustable cheek piece and incorporates a mini-chassis to give the rifle repeatable bedding and accuracy. The HMR Carbon Wilderness comes with a sub-moa guarantee and is chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor, 6.5 PRC, .308 Win., and .300 Win. Mag. giving it an unloaded weight of 7.5 pounds.

MSRP: Starting at $1850. Read more

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