CZ-USA’s All-Terrain Shotguns

Several of CZ-USA’s most popular shotguns are available in their All-Terrain Series, which features an OD Green Cerakote finish and walnut stock for the best in all-season durability and elegant design. Likewise, four break-barrel models feature an innovative patent-pending earth magnet design to keep shotgun shells in place when bird hunters are most active in the field.

Perfect for chasing every species, from doves and ducks to turkey and grouse, the All-Terrain Series includes the semi-auto 1012 and break barrel Bobwhite G2, Drake, Redhead Premier, and Upland Ultralight models. Barrels and receivers feature an OD Green Cerakote finish that delivers the ultimate in durability no matter how nasty the elements get. Whether you’re hunkered down in a duck blind or traipsing through the timber, the All-Terrain Series shotguns are built to take whatever abuse gets thrown their way. The series combines rugged dependability with a stunning look. Read more

Firearms

Knife Rights’ Michigan Knife Rights Act Passed by House Committee

Lansing, MI — Knife Rights’ Michigan Knife Rights Act, HB 4066, was passed out of the House Local Government and Municipal Finance Committee by a vote of 8-5. HB 4066 is Knife Rights’ signature Knife Law Preemption bill for Michigan. The bill will now be eligible for a vote by the full House.

Knife Rights will let you know when it is time to contact your legislators to support HB 4066.

Knife Law Preemption is a Knife Rights criminal justice reform effort that nullifies existing ordinances and prevents new local ordinances more restrictive than state law which only serve to confuse or entrap law-abiding citizens traveling within or through the state. Preemption ensures citizens can expect consistent enforcement of state knife laws everywhere within a state. Read more

Cutlery

Excalibur Crossbow Launches TwinStrike Double or Nothing May Giveaway

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Kitchener ON, Canada — Excalibur® is excited to officially announce the launch of the TwinStrike™ Double or Nothing™ May Giveaway. This promotion will run from May 1st through May 31st and everyone that enters receives double the opportunity to win 1 of 2 TwinStrike crossbows with DualFire™ Technology.

It’s easy to enter. Simply follow these steps:

  1. Between May 1st and May 31st, get to your local Excalibur dealer and take your best 2 shots with the new 2021 TwinStrike crossbow.
  2. After shooting this revolutionary crossbow, ask the dealer for the entry form and enter to win.

This is a limited time promotion. On June 1st the winners of the TwinStrikes will be announced on our social media.

Double or Nothing just became the new standard. The new TwinStrike gives you two arrows locked and loaded for double the confidence, double the opportunity, and zero reasons to choose anything less. The TwinStrike is the first crossbow of its kind, giving you Excalibur’s signature durability and an immediate follow-up shot the moment you need it.

For more information on the TwinStrike Double or Nothing May Giveaway go to: https://www.excaliburcrossbow.com/double-or-nothing Read more

Archery

Co-Angler Killed at MLF Series Event on Sam Rayburn Reservoir

Accident Results in Death at MLF Series event on Sam Rayburn Reservoir

Advisory for Thursday, April 29

WHAT:
MLF confirmed Thursday afternoon that there was an accident resulting in a fatality at the Toyota Series at Sam Rayburn Reservoir event in Brookeland, Texas. The anglers’ family has been notified.

WHERE:
Toyota Series at Sam Rayburn Reservoir
Umphrey Family Pavilion
5438 RR 255
Brookeland, Texas 75931

NOTES:
A co-angler competing at the Toyota Series event at Sam Rayburn Reservoir died Thursday after falling from the boat. The boat was not running when the co-angler entered the water.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) recovered the body of the deceased co-angler Thursday afternoon. The incident is currently under investigation by the TPWD and San Augustine County officials. Officials have not yet released the name of the anglers involved. Read more

Fishing

Ninth Circuit Vacates 3-D Printing Case Injunction, Tells Lower Court to Dismiss

NINTH CIRCUIT VACATES INJUNCTION IN 3-D

PRINTING CASE, TELLS LOWER COURT TO DISMISS

BELLEVUE, WA – The Second Amendment Foundation is applauding the Ninth U.S. District Court of Appeals for its decision to vacate an injunction obtained earlier in a lawsuit filed by 22 state attorneys general and the Attorney General for the District of Columbia, against an agreement between the State and Commerce departments and SAF and Defense Distributed allowing them to post data relating to 3-D printing of firearms on the Internet. The case is known as State of Washington v. U.S. Department of State.

“This is a humongous loss for anti-gun Democrat State Attorneys General,” said SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb. “They consistently attack Second Amendment rights any way they can.

“This legal debacle was led by Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson,” he continued, “who became famous for suing the Trump administration in a series of partisan legal actions that cost taxpayers millions of dollars.

“SAF and Defense Distributed look forward to sharing technical firearms information with millions of interested people on the Internet,” Gottlieb added.

The Ninth Circuit panel remanded the case back to the district court with instructions to dismiss. Read more

Gun Control

CROSMAN FULL-AUTO A4-P GIVEAWAY

Enter to win our new Full-Auto A4P, a Full-Auto QR Magazine, and a year’s supply of BBs and CO2!
Firearms

Spotlight on Spring White-tailed Deer Management

Shining or jacklighting white-tailed deer is a known poaching technique. A bright spotlight cast on deer in the dark of the night has a slight stupefying effect on the animal. For that reason, it is a remarkable tool used in deer management in Iowa.

For 43 years now, the Iowa Department of Natural Resources has relied on spotlighting each spring as one means of counting deer. Since 1978, department biologists, game wardens and a multitude of volunteers have counted white-tailed deer along standard, predetermined routes. In 2006, Iowa DNR redesigned the statewide survey to better gather data representing all deer habitat types found in the Hawkeye State. The survey also collects information on observed nocturnal furbearers: raccoons, opossums, badgers, bobcats, and skunks. This is conservation work funded by excise taxes paid by archery, firearms, and ammunition manufacturers through the Pittman-Robertson Act.

Today, Iowa DNR staff and volunteers count white-tailed deer in all of Iowa’s ninety-nine counties. Each county has two regular routes run the same way and the same times every spring. The outcome is a robust data set that allows for year-to-year comparisons that may reveal trends, good or bad. The survey offers data resolution at a local level, says Iowa DNR wildlife biologist, Dan Kaminski. “The survey is robust and replicable and the data are reliable,” said Kaminski who helps oversee the deer data collection at his agency’s Boone Research Station.

“The annual spotlight survey reveals statewide white-tailed deer population trends,” said Kaminski. “It’s a most useful tool that yields an index of what goes on at the county level.” Read more

Wildlife

Michigan: new pheasant license to fund pheasant release program

A new Michigan pheasant hunting license, now available for purchase, will generate funds for a pheasant release program.

The $25 license is required for anyone 18 and older who is planning to hunt pheasants on any public land in the Lower Peninsula or on lands enrolled in the Hunting Access Program. Private-land pheasant hunters statewide and hunters on public lands in the Upper Peninsula do not need the pheasant license. Additionally, lifetime license holders, hunters 17 and younger, and those hunting pheasants only at a game bird hunting preserve do not need the pheasant license.

“The new public-land pheasant hunting license will provide funding to continue a pilot pheasant release program that was conducted in 2019,” said Sara Thompson, Michigan Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Division Species Management Unit supervisor. “The pilot program was very popular with participants, especially among new hunters who were able to harvest a bird for the first time.” Read more

Hunting

EOTECH Financing for Purchases Through Their Website

Ann Arbor, MI – The financing firm EOTECH partnered with is Credova®. They have been around for years and offer several financing solutions, a seamless approval process for the consumer, have an approval rating around 80% and they take on the risk of repayment from the manufacturer. But what is really cool is that they are proud supporters of the firearms industry and 2A community.

So anyway, if you want to check it out, the Credova financing option will be live on EOTECH’s newly launched website at www.eotechinc.com.

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Optics

Two New Vantage Models Bolster Hawke’s Riflescope Line

Extreme Value and Performance Mesh in Two New Vantage Scope Models

Hawke® Optics, a world leader in high quality sporting optics with outstanding performance and value, is proud to introduce two new models to the popular Vantage line of riflescopes. The Vantage 4-12×40 with 30/30 Duplex reticle and the Vantage 4-12×50 with 30/30 Duplex reticle are perfect for hunting and recreational shooting. These new models continue the legacy of the Vantage line, offering great features and extreme clarity at very affordable prices.

“Hawke Optics is proud to offer over 100 different models of riflescopes in the lineup, meeting the needs of any type of shooting,” said Kevin Sheehan, Vice President of Sales & Marketing for Hawke Optics. “The Vantage line of riflescopes represents 50 of those products, including the two newest models. Vantage has been wildly popular, offering extreme clarity, premium features, unique precision reticles, and great value. We are very proud of how well these scopes have been received and we are committed to bringing our customers the best value in sporting optics today.”

Both the 4-12×40 and the 4-12×50 models of Vantage scopes are built on one-inch mono-tube frames with ¼ MOA low-profile ‘no-snag’ fingertip turrets for dialed-in accuracy. They feature the 30/30 Duplex Reticle offering 30? spacing from post to post at 100yds when on 4x magnification, giving a modern take on a classic reticle design. The Vantage scopes have an Adjustable Objective for parallax correction (AO models) and fixed parallax distance of 100 yards. Like the rest of the Vantage line, these new models have 11 layer, fully multi-coated optics for excellent clarity. They are nitrogen purged to be water, shock and fog proof. Get on target quickly with the fast focus eyebell and high torque zoom ring. These scopes have a threaded objective/ocular for optional accessories to suit your shooting needs. As you would expect, these new Vantage scope models carry Hawke’s No-Fault Lifetime Warranty. Read more

Optics
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