Silencer Central Announces New Headquarters

Sioux Falls, South Dakota –– Silencer Central, America’s largest silencer dealer, is proud to announce the acquisition of a new building for its South Dakota based headquarters. The company has purchased a 35,000-square-foot building on 11.5 acres in Sioux Falls and is centralizing multiple operations there.

“Our growing business model has simplified the silencer purchase process across the country propelling our operations into high gear,” said Brandon Maddox, CEO of Silencer Central. “The increase in demand has allowed for steady growth. We originally planned to build our own facility, but we found a unique opportunity here that we couldn’t pass up. We’re thrilled that Silencer Central was able to take ownership of an unoccupied building right here in Sioux Falls.”

Silencer Central currently has more than 125 employees across the country and plans to add more than 100 employees based in Sioux Falls before the end of the year. Read more

Firearms

Ameristep® Pro Series™ Extreme View™Blind Opens More Shot Angles  

Grand Prairie, TX – Blinds are outright deadly when the placement is strategically located, and the view is right. The downside to many blinds is the ironic blindspots. There is nothing worse than watching a dream buck disappear because the blind didn’t have an opening for the shot placement.

The new Ameristep® Pro Series™ Extreme View™ Blind solves this problem without sacrificing concealment. The blind utilizes one-way, see-through mesh for the perfect view without silhouetting the hunter or revealing gaps that would alert game. The door and panel next to the door do not have windows so hunters can sit back to take full advantage of the 12 mesh windows and a full 270-degrees of visibility and room to shoot.

The interior pentagon shape leaves plenty of space for multiple hunters to move and shoot without noise. It has an exceptional 37% larger footprint than most blinds and is rated for up to three hunters, plus room to store gear. The blind also features a full-size door that makes entry and exit quiet and easy. Archery hunters will love having the space to hold a draw while shifting angles to get the perfect shot. The windows also feature silent slide adjustments for opening quietly when needed. Read more

Hunting

Remington Ammunition Launches New Website

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Lonoke, Arkansas – March 24, 2021 – Remington Ammunition has launched a new website at www.remington.com to make it faster and easier than ever before to find the quality ammunition known by all hunters and shooters. For generations, Remington has been combining the finest components with cutting-edge innovation to deliver top-notch performance in every round of the company’s American-loaded ammunition.

“Our redesigned site with new content, detailed product information, and easy shop-ability will allow Big Green fans to see Remington ammo in a new light,” said Joel Hodgdon, Remington Ammunition’s Marketing Director. “We want everyone who pulls a trigger to learn about our products and find out everything they need to know about Remington ammo.”

Visitors to www.remington.com can easily access detailed product information and load selection advice as well as purchase Remington accessories and merchandise and have it shipped directly to their door. Learn more about Remington’s iconic ammunition for whitetails, waterfowl, wild turkeys, personal defense, target shooting and much more on the brand’s comprehensive line up of ammunition.

“The new website is only the beginning of what Big Green ammo wants to offer hunters and shooters,” said Hodgdon. “The new site is the tip of the iceberg…it shows our renewed commitment to quality, education and innovation in all things ammo.” Read more

Ammunition

Michigan DNR walleye egg collection on Muskegon River starts Thursday

Muskegon River anglers should be on the lookout for Michigan Department of Natural Resources personnel collecting walleye eggs below Croton Dam this spring. Electrofishing boats will be on the water this week, starting Thursday, March 25, and work should conclude by April 16. People who want to avoid the walleye collection activities should fish downstream.

The DNR asks the public to use caution when fishing near the electrofishing boats. Anyone wading nearby when boats approach will be asked to exit the water to ensure everyone’s safety.

To maintain effective social distancing and allow fisheries staff to safely, efficiently collect eggs, the DNR also asks people not to gather at egg collection sites.

“The annual Muskegon River egg take is a critical operation for statewide walleye management,” said Jim Dexter, DNR Fisheries Division chief. “We’re planning to collect about 32 million walleye eggs during this effort.”

That collective egg take will result in fry (fish that have just hatched) for transfer to rearing ponds and direct fry plants throughout the Lower Peninsula. Walleye fry transferred to ponds will be raised to fingerling size (approximately 1.5 to 2.5 inches) and stocked in late spring or early summer in lakes and rivers throughout the state. Read more

Fishing

HOWA CARBON STALKER Mini Action Series

Reno, NV — Legacy Sports International is excited to announce the arrival of the HOWA CARBON STALKER Mini Action Series of rifles that will be SHIPPING to select HOWA distributors and dealers across the USA for 2021. The HOWA CARBON STALKER Mini Actions will be available in .223, 7.62 x 39, 6.5 Grendel with a 22” standard barrel (16.25” for the 350 Legend) that is fitted into an excellent Stocky’s Custom Carbon Fiber wrapped stock that brings the weight of this functional mighty lightweight beauty in at 4lbs 11oz’s! This rifle is a perfect companion for numerous hunting applications from deer hunting to varmint hunting while providing exceptional accuracy and price! MSRP $959 *look for the Howa Carbon Stalker short action and long action series coming soon as well! Read more

Firearms

SAF, Partners Challenge NJ Gun Laws in Federal Lawsuit

BELLEVUE, WA – The Second Amendment Foundation today filed a federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the state’s restrictive gun laws, alleging in a 28-page complaint that “New Jersey laws…unconstitutionally restrict the acquisition of firearms.”

SAF is joined by the Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs, Inc., the New Jersey Second Amendment Society, the Coalition of New Jersey Firearms Owners, the Firearms Policy Coalition, Bob’s Little Sport Shop, Inc., and three private citizens. They are represented by attorneys David H. Thompson, Peter A. Patterson and Joseph O. Masterman at Cooper & Kirk, PLLC in Washington, D.C., Daniel L. Schmutter at Hartman & Winnicki, P.C. in Ridgewood, N.J. and David D. Jensen at David Jensen & Associates, Beacon, N.Y.

The lawsuit is known as Kendrick v. Grewal.

Named as defendants in the complaint, which was filed in U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey, are New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal, State Police Supt. Patrick J. Callahan, Bridgeton Police Chief Michael Giamari, Harrison Township Police Chief Ronald A. Cundey and Glassboro Police Chief John Polillo, in their official capacities.

“This legal action has been a long time coming, ever since Carol Bowne of Berlin Township was murdered in her own driveway in 2015 while waiting for her firearm permit to be processed,” said SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb. “The hoops one must go through and waits one must endure, plus the fees attached has resulted in a complicated process that delays approval far beyond what existing state law allows. Read more

Gun Control

EOTECH Vudu 5-25×50 FFP Rifle Scope

Ann Arbor, MI –

The EOTECH® Vudu 5-25×50 first focal plane rifle scope is a favorite optic among law enforcement, military, and precision rifle competitors. It has earned top honors in the field and at the range because of its compact, rugged design and superior optics.

The Vudu 5-25x features incredible edge-to edge clarity and true color representation in a compact unit just over 11-inches in length. Compared to larger and more bulky, high-magnification scopes, the Vudu 5-25×50 FFP Rifle Scope is hands-down the optic of choice of snipers and long-range competition rifle shooters across the country!

The Vudu 5-25x combines reliable first focal plane ranging with a unique push/pull elevation turret locking system. EOTECH’s EZ Chek Zero Stop promotes effortless adjustment and instant return to zero. This scope is offered in either the standard MD3 reticle or the Horus® H59™ offering more advanced correction capability in windage and elevation. Read more

Optics

Suspect arraigned on numerous charges after assault on conservation officer in Lake County

A Grand Rapids man was arraigned Monday in Lake County District Court on charges stemming from a March 20 automobile crash that occurred east of Luther and west of U.S. 131.

Devinci Osiris Dumas, 21, is accused of kicking a Michigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officer in the head numerous times, while attempting to escape custody.

The officer credits two passersby with saving his life.

Dumas did not enter a plea in court Monday after being arraigned on several charges, including assault with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder or by strangulation, malicious destruction of fire or police property, resisting and obstructing a conservation officer, escape from lawful custody and being a habitual offender, second offense. Read more

General

California Forced to Comply in Sharp v. Becerra Rifle Registration Case

BELLEVUE, WA – After two years of litigation over a botched computer program to register so-called “assault weapons” in California, a settlement has been reached between the state and all parties involved, the Second Amendment Foundation revealed.

The case is known as Sharp v. Becerra. In 2016, the California Legislature created a new “assault weapon” classification requiring registration. But there was a problem with the online registration process that prevented gun owners from actually complying before the July 1, 2018 deadline, so a lawsuit was filed by several parties including SAF, the Firearms Policy Coalition, Calguns Foundation, Firearm Policy Foundation and the Madison Society Foundation, along with several private citizens.

“Under this agreement,” said SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb, “California must reopen the registration process for all individuals who possessed eligible firearms, and reimburse all plaintiffs. California DOJ is required to announce the re-opened registration period and provide notice to other known gun rights groups and law firms. This requirement especially applies to every person who called or emailed the DOJ to complain about being unable to register before or after the original deadline. The department must also conduct a public outreach campaign to notify the public about the reopened registration period.

“It’s fair to say our lawsuit prevented guns from being banned and confiscated, and their owners from being prosecuted,” he stated. Read more

Gun Control

SEVR Improves 2.1

Fans of the big cutting SEVR™ Titanium 2.1 will want to take a close look at the new blade design added by SEVR last year. Reintroduced as the Ti 2.0, SEVR’s most popular head now has a more swept-back blade angle and re-engineered deployment arm geometry. The new deployment arm geometry exposes more of the blades’ leading edge for added cutting surface. The two enhancements result in up to 15% more penetration than the original Ti 2.1.

The SEVR 2.0 comes in three configurations: 100 and 125 grain (for standard 8-32 threads) and 100 grain (for Deep Six threads). All 2.1 ferrules can be retrofitted with the new 2.0 replacement blades.

SEVR broadheads are sold exclusively at sevrbroadheads.com. For a limited time, SEVR is offering FREE shipping on any order with code: SEVRFREESHIP

Archery
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