CZ-USA Field Sports Next Gen Semi-auto Shotguns

Kansas City, Kansas – Built on an enhanced soft-recoiling CZ 712 shotgun, the 712 G3 shotgun smokes clay targets and tumbles game birds like autoloaders which cost twice as much! With a classic look and performance-driven features, shooters will be able to handle both light and heavy loads making the CZ 712 G3 a great choice no matter the situation.

The new CZ 712 G3 is at home on the clay target course or in the field. Its gas-operated mechanism softens recoil and cycles 2 ¾- and 3-inch shotshells. The shotgun comes with two pistons, for light and heavy loads. Either piston accepts a wide range of shotshells within its designation. With the light piston installed, soft recoiling shotshells for target shooting can be cycled easily. While with the heavy piston installed, the CZ 712 G3 can take on even the hottest loads waterfowl hunters use.

The 712 G3’s chrome-lined barrels hold up under extended firing and ensure consistent patterns through five furnished extra-long Active-Choke tubes. The CZ 712 G3’s receiver and barrel wear a handsome, durable matte black finish that minimizes glare and can be paired with either black synthetic, camo, or walnut stocks. Read more

Firearms

Leica Amplus Custom Turret Giveaway

Buy a new Amplus 6 BDC scope and receive a free custom turret.

Leading German optics brand Leica Sporting Optics launch a fall hunting season special promotion that will run until the end of 2022. With every purchase of a Leica Amplus 6 BDC from a Leica stocking dealer, receive a free custom turret from either Kenton Industries or Ballistix. Please note this is limited to one per one scope and is available for a limited time only and can only be redeemed between 10/15/22 and 12/31/22 with a valid receipt for an Amplus 6 BDC scope purchased between 10/15/22 and 12/31/22.

AMPLUS 6 1-6x24i L-4a $1,299
AMPLUS 3-18x44i L-Ballistic, MoA BDC $1,499
AMPLUS 6 2.5-15x50i L-4a $1,399
AMPLUS 6 2.5-15x50i L-4a, mil BDC $1,499
AMPLUS 2.5-15x50i L-Ballistic, mil BDC $1,499
AMPLUS 6 2.5-15x56i L-4a $1,499
AMPLUS 6 2.5-15x56i L-4a, mil BDC $1,599
AMPLUS 2.5-15x56i L-Ballistic, mil BDC $1,599

Kenton Industries Custom Turret $124.95

Ballistix Custom Turrets $169.99

For more information, please visit:

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Optics

Springfield Armory Announces Specialized Colors for Hellcat and Hellcat Pro Pistols

GENESEO, ILL. – Springfield Armory® is proud to announce the release of specialized color offerings for Hellcat® and Hellcat® Pro 9mm pistols.

The Hellcat and Hellcat Pro have proven themselves to be class-leading concealed carry options. The 3? barreled micro compact Hellcat features an impressive capacity of 11+1 with their patented magazine, and 13+1 with the included extended mag. The Hellcat Pro features a 3.7” barrel and flush-fitting 15-round magazine.

The Hellcat is offered in both standard and “Optical Sight Pistol” versions. The OSP variant features a removable cover plate that allows direct mounting of a micro red dot in the Springfield Micro™ footprint for the lowest possible profile. This allows for co-witnessing with the pistol’s U-Dot™ sight system, made up of a high visibility tritium and luminescent front sight paired with a tactical rack U-notch rear. Read more

Firearms

It’s Bat Week!

Just in time for Halloween, it’s Bat Week! Whether it’s building bat habitat, learning more about different bat species, bat-watching in the late hours of dusk or other ways to brush up on bats, this international celebration (Oct. 24-31 each year) is the perfect time to spotlight this important species.

Michigan is home to nine species of bats, all of which are insectivores – meaning they eat exclusively insects. During the evening hours, these flying mammals consume many insect pests including mosquitoes, beetles, moths and flies.

Unfortunately, many bat species are facing challenges. The DNR, along with numerous partners, works to conserve bats and bat habitat because many species are in decline due to habitat loss, diminished food supply and disease. Read more

Wildlife

Anderson Manufacturing Launches New Compact Polymer Pistol, The KIGER-9c

Anderson, well known for manufacturing lower receivers, is expanding into the handgun market.

HEBRON, KY – Anderson Manufacturing, the leading producer of AR-15 lower receivers, has put decades of experience in precision firearms manufacturing into their first handgun, the new, 100% American-made Anderson Kiger 9c. Inspired by the wild mustangs of southeast Oregon, the Kiger is an independent, bold and powerful take on a compact, 15+1 capacity, 9mm semi-auto pistol.

Built on an original polymer frame, with over-molded front and rear slide rails, the Anderson KIGER-9c is a striker-fired handgun with strong lines from its serrated stainless steel, DLC-coated slide and barrel to its aggressive grip texturing and extended beavertail. Thumb and forefinger texturing has also been mirrored on each side of the frame and the trigger guard undercut for enhanced handling and ergonomics. A short, crisp trigger pull allows for confident, quick and accurate shots on target while an integrated, beveled magazine well with improved channel allows for reliable magazine changes. Under the barrel, a forward Picatinny rail provides easy mounting of weapon lights and accessories.

Designed for modern versatility, the Anderson KIGER-9c is compatible with most GLOCK 19 Gen3™ aftermarket components, providing unlimited opportunities to customize the KIGER-9c to fit the needs of any gun owner. Its popular and familiar profile also affords the shooter a discreet, every day carry while maintaining 15+1 rounds in one compact package. Read more

Firearms

Parties Dismiss NYC Carry Ban Lawsuit After Policy Changes Made, New York Defeated

NEW YORK, NY – Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) announced today that, because of New York’s defeat in NYSRPA v. Bruen, New York City’s subsequent elimination of the city’s “proper cause” requirement, and the acquisition of unrestricted carry permits by all individual plaintiffs, the parties in its Greco v. NYC litigation filed a stipulation to dismiss the case as moot. The stipulation, which was approved today by Southern District of New York Judge Lewis Liman, can be viewed at FPCLegal.org.

“Make no mistake, the satisfactory outcome of this case is just the beginning of the larger fight to restore the rights of all New Yorkers,” said FPC Director of Legal Operations Bill Sack. “FPC Law is still involved in multiple active suits against New York, and will continue to drag New York lawmakers kicking and screaming into compliance with the dictates of the constitution.” Read more

Gun Control

Enter animals before the end of the year to make Pope and Young 9th Edition Record Book

Pope and Young, America’s leading bowhunting conservation organization, recently announced the deadline for entry into the two-volume 9th edition Record Book. The 32nd Recording Period will end on December 31, 2022. This will be the deadline for consideration in the massive two volume Pope & Young 9th Edition Record Book. To be considered for entry, your official entry must be post-marked by 12/31/22.

“Entering an animal in the books is something special, something that everyone with a qualifying animal should consider” says Dylan Ray, Marketing Director. “It isn’t about the hunter, it’s about honoring the animal, an animal that deserves to be in a book amongst his peers, for everyone to celebrate. We put our animals on a wall, and celebrate them in our own homes, but putting them in a record book will honor that animal forever, for everyone to celebrate.”

Pope and Young believes it is important to celebrate the majestic big game animals we pursue as bowhunters, and the Record book is the ultimate way to honor both the animal and the hunter. The record books came into existence to illustrate the effectiveness of bowhunting as an ethical conservation management tool for fish and game departments throughout North America. These records are still used to this day for conservation across the country, and we encourage hunters to enter their harvests to continue those conservation efforts. Read more

Hunting

LiteFighter Introduces the Dragoon: 8 Person / 4 Season Tent

Roswell, Georgia (October 25th, 2022) – LiteFighter Systems is offering the Dragoon, a robust 4-season tent, originally designed and built for the military, now available for the avid adventurer who demands the most from their gear.

Due to its configurability, the Dragoon can be used as a summer shade tent, mild weather shelter, and a winter bunker. This all-season expeditionary tent is built to endure nature’s most extreme conditions. With its geodesic dome design, durable fabrics and 6-pole frame, the Dragoon is designed to withstand strong winds, heavy rain and accumulating snow while providing comfort from the elements. The Dragoon, large enough to accommodate up to 8 people with their gear, makes a great tent for a tailgating, family camping, hunting camp, or expedition base camp.

With unique features including a stove jack flap, HVAC duct connections, connected Dyneema® cord guy lines with built-in stowaway pockets and internal loops for hanging lights and accessories, the Dragoon is the most feature-rich tent available. The rugged and durable Dragoon contains 8-mesh panel doors with tuck-away panels, 8- Permethrin mesh window vents, and a removable floor for various set-up configurations. Read more

Wildlife

Al’s Fly Line Eyelets

ELIOT, Maine (Oct. 25, 2022) -Connecting your leader to your fly line using a conventional knot can result in a bulky knot that can scare fish away when it splashes the water, or gets tangled in the rod’s guides at the absolute wrong time. The solution is simple: Al’s Fly Line Eyelets.

This simple no-knot eyelet removes the need to use a connection knot. Al’s Fly Line Eyelets are easy to use and provide a secure hold, making rigging your fly line a simple process for just about anyone. You simply insert the product into the core of your fly line – it only takes a few seconds — and it then provides a tight-holding loop for attaching your leader. It’s secure, and will not affect the presentation of your fly.

Al’s Fly Line Eyelets come in economical 15 packs, in two sizes – Small, for 3, 4, and 5 weight fly lines, and Large, for 6, 7, 8, 9 weight fly lines. Suggested retail price is $4.99 per pack. For more information or to order, visit https://www.alsgoldfish.com/Fly-Line-Eyelets-p/fls.htm. Or visit https://www.alsgoldfish.com/ for more information on the company’s complete lineup of award-winning lures, FX Rods, and accessories.

Fishing

Anti-Hunters to Sing Their Song

From Brian Lynn, Vice President of Marketing and Communications for the Sportsmen’s Alliance

The Wildlife Society to allow Humane Society of United States, Center for Biological Diversity, Defenders of Wildlife, Wildlife For All and Others to Host Panel Discussion at National Convention Nov. 5-10

About 20 years ago Spokane, Washington, was the scene of industry uproar when it hosted the Outdoor Writers Association of America national conference. Two decades later, the underlying premise that ripped that organization apart is repeating itself at another national conference in Spokane.

That OWAA conference was my first. As a young associate editor with ESPNOutdoors.com, I was a panel speaker on the emerging trend of “Writing for the Web.” Like most first-time convention goers, it was an experience to see everyone in the industry together, sharing ideas and having fun. As we all know, this industry is built on relationships.

But many of those relationships suffered when a rift within OWAA was exposed later in the week. As some of you might remember, my future employer, the Sportsmen’s Alliance and the NRA rightfully called out the organization for allowing membership to anti-hunting and anti-gun organizations, such as Sierra Club. That rift split OWAA as members fled the soft-peddled “inclusive” approach and formed the Professional Outdoor Media Association.

Today, The Wildlife Society is about to repeat history when my hometown of Spokane hosts their national convention Nov. 5-10. The conference is where scientists, biologists and state game agencies gather to inform each other on research and share ideas. Good people doing good things. Read more

Animal Rights
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