Vertex Rechargeable Hearing Protection Earmuff

MEMPHIS, TN —— To compress loud noises like gunshots into a lower volume, the new rechargeable Vertex™ electronic earmuff from Radians® has sound-activated compression over 85dB at .02 sound-reaction time.

According to Wes Miller, sporting goods director for Radians, “The circuitry allows 5X sound amplification of voices and other low-level environmental sounds, enabling conversation and better directional pin-pointing when listening for wildlife. The dual omnidirectional microphones help determine the direction of the sound, and both mics are recessed to reduce frustrating wind noise.”

Senior product development specialist Cindy Bullion-LaWarre said, “Many electronic earmuffs are powered by AAA or lithium batteries. However, Vertex is equipped with a high-quality rechargeable lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery that lasts eight hours between charges if used nonstop. Read more

Firearms

Lapua Introduces New Naturalis and MEGA Hunting Cartridges

Sedalia, MO – Lapua, world-renowned for producing the finest cartridge cases and ammunition, announces new hunting ammunition offerings for .223 Remington and 6.5 Creedmoor loaded with Lapua Naturalis projectiles.

Lapua 223 Remington 50 Grain Naturalis

One of the most popular cartridges in the US, the .223 Remington 50 Grain Naturalis is a great choice for small to midsized game for anyone looking for high performance without wasting meat. The Naturalis projectile offers superb accuracy and best-in-class terminal ballistics for today’s small game hunter. Like all Naturalis cartridge offerings, it includes Lapua’s new AirLock technology, securing the cartridge from moisture and debris to provide uncompromising results in inclement weather.

Naturalis bullet technology allows for a perfect mushrooming effect, expanding the bullet diameter up to twice the original size and creating a devastating would channel. Its construction provides exceptional performance and penetration capabilities with up to 100% weight retention. A must-have for any .223 Remington enthusiast. Read more

Ammunition

Meprolight Hyper-Bright Sights For S&W Shield Plus

Meprolight® confirms Mepro Hyper-Bright™ model for the newly released Smith & Wesson Shield Plus. Owners of the latest addition to the extremely popular family of S&W pistols can immediately upgrade their target acquisition capabilities by replacing their OEM factory sights with the Mepro Hyper-Bright sights. The sights are 30% brighter than any other pistol sight on the market and come with an extremely bright contrasting color ring on the front sight enabling you to focus on target faster.

Meprolight® recommends you upgrade the sights on your handgun with tritium enhanced day/night sights in order to increase your defense capabilities in any lighting condition. Bill Yerby V.P. Sales & Marketing, Meprolight®, “….selecting your sights is as important as selecting your firearm. Upgrading the sights on your EDC—Every Day Carry—gun, will increase your capabilities to put the shots you need on target , in any light, when they are needed the most. Without a doubt, Meprolight Hyper-Bright™ sights will give you an edge.”

Meprolight Hyper-Bright ™ sights are available in three colors—Orange, Green or Yellow. The color combinations help the shooter focus on the front sight quicker which is critical for self defense or competitive shooting. The tritium luminance is guaranteed for 12 years. Available for the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield as well as Sig models and all Glock models including MOS. Read more

Optics

Halo® Hyper X™ Laser-Rangefinding Crossbow

Grand Prairie, TX – One of the most common reasons for missed shots while hunting happens right before the shot. Hunters using a hand-held rangefinder get picked off by game when they move to range the animal, or they improperly judge the distance to the target. To compound the problem, game animals often move and change the distance right before the shot. The all-new Halo® Hyper X™ Crossbow Scope combines an integrated laser rangefinder into a premium optic so hunters can acquire their target, get the range and have a calculated point of aim!

The features and benefits of the new Hyper X are almost too numerous to count. At the top, would be the ease of setup and use. The scope has three distinct modes for different applications. Drop Reticle mode, intended for crossbow use, lets hunters input the specific speed of their crossbow and the scope auto-compensates a single illuminated reticle out to 100 yards. Center Point of Impact mode, ideal for shotgun or rifle use, gives range readouts while keeping the elevation reticle fixed in the center of the optic. Fixed Pin mode illuminates multiple elevation pins mimicking a traditional archery sight and displays the range readout of the target.

Unlike other crossbow scopes, setting up the Hyper X is extremely fast and simple. Hunters can be ready for the field with a few quick steps and slight tuning adjustments. Simply select the desired mode, input the speed of the crossbow and sight in the first crosshair at a 20-yard target. That’s it! Once the crossbow is sighted in at 20 yards, the Hyper X can calculate all other points of aim for any yardage. Read more

Archery, Hunting, Optics

Sig Sauer M400 Tread Predator

NEWINGTON, N.H. – SIG SAUER, Inc. is pleased to introduce the SIG M400 TREAD PREDATOR, the newest addition to the SIG hunting rifle line-up. The TREAD PREDATOR is an MSR platform hunting rifle, designed specifically for predator hunting, that incorporates many of the TREAD features with design enhancements to suit the needs of hunters.

“The M400 TREAD PREDATOR combines the popular features of the TREAD series of rifles, including ambi-controls and easily interchangeable TREAD branded accessories, with new attributes that optimize the M400 platform for hunters,” said Tom Taylor, Chief Marketing Officer and Executive Vice President, Commercial Sales. “The new features include a stock that easily adjusts for both length of pull, and comb height so the hunter can get properly aligned no matter the circumstance, QD mounts to attach a sling for easy carry, a new TREAD handguard system with a flat surface bottom, and a Cerakote Elite Jungle finish to minimize visibility and protect the rifle in woods and brush environments.”

The M400 TREAD PREDATOR is an aluminum frame rifle with a Cerakote Elite Jungle finish, a precision style adjustable stock that maintains a lightweight design, a 16” stainless steel threaded barrel with thread protector to eliminate snag points that can be removed to add a suppressor, a lightened free-float M-LOK™ 15” PREDATOR handguard, a hardened polished trigger, and ambidextrous controls. The rifle is chambered in 5.56 NATO and ships with (need #) five round magazines for hunting.

M400 TREAD PREDATOR Specs: Read more

Firearms

NSSF Condemns City of Gary, Ind., Scapegoating of Public Safety

NEWTOWN, Conn. – The National Shooting Sports Foundation®, the firearm industry trade association, strongly criticized the City of Gary, Ind., effort to revive its lawsuit against firearm manufacturers that seeks to hold members of the firearm industry legally responsible for the harm caused to the city by the actions of criminals who misuse firearms.

“The decision by elected officials in the City of Gary to try to breathe life back into this junk lawsuit after failing for two decades to litigate its case is unfathomable,” said Lawrence G. Keane, NSSF® Senior Vice President and General Counsel. “The city has ignored the basic tenets of enforcing law and holding criminals accountable for their misdeeds. Instead, they’ve chosen to squander citizen tax dollars to pursue baseless claims that have been repeatedly thrown out of court in similar cases when municipalities attempted lawsuit abuse tactics. The firearm industry has been proactive and responsible in preventing the criminal and negligent misuse of firearms. The same cannot be said of the City of Gary.” Read more

Gun Control

SCOTUS Denies Review to NJ AG in SAF-Defense Distributed Case

BELLEVUE, WA – The U.S. Supreme Court has denied a petition for certiorari from New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal in his effort to escape the jurisdiction of the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in the ongoing First Amendment case brought by Defense Distributed and the Second Amendment Foundation.

The Fifth Circuit had ruled unanimously that Grewal, because of his efforts to prevent distribution of materials related to the 3D printing of firearms, was subject to the jurisdiction of the Texas courts. Defense Distributed is headquartered in Texas.

“It’s not every day you beat a state attorney general at the Supreme Court,” observed SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb, “especially when he had been supported by other anti-gun state attorneys general from New York, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Washington, and the District of Columbia. This is a huge victory.”

The Defense Distributed case has always been about the First Amendment, Gottlieb observed. He recalled how Grewal had moved to dismiss the SAF/Defense Distributed lawsuit filed in the Western District of Texas “for lack of personal jurisdiction.” But the Fifth Circuit appellate ruling placed Grewal’s efforts squarely under that circuit’s jurisdiction and the SCOTUS allowed that to stand.

“Anti-gun attorneys general need to be held accountable for threatening gun owners and the firearms industry,” Gottlieb stated, “and that includes efforts to prevent distribution of information relating to 3D printing. Grewal tried to enjoin national distribution of Defense Distributed’s files on the Internet.

“This is one of several cases against the State of New Jersey and Grewal in which SAF is involved,” he continued. “We’re also suing the state, with several other parties, over the state’s capricious carry laws and gun purchase permitting process.”

The next move in the SAF-Defense Distributed case is their injunction request at the Federal District court, where plaintiffs will pursue their injunction request. Read more

Firearms, Gun Control

Auto-Ordnance Reveals New 2021 Trump AR15

Greeley, PA: Kahr Firearms Group has made no secret of its support for President Donald Trump. Just as he has demonstrated patriotism and devotion to America, Kahr Firearms Group has expressed its appreciation to the 45th President of the United States for his leadership, with a series of custom guns honoring the administration. Working with the talented artists at Outlaw Ordnance, Kahr produced a series of Trump commemorative firearms, beginning with the first “Trump 1911”. The product line has since expanded into a series of Auto-Ordnance 1911s and Tommy Gun, a Magnum Research Desert Eagle, and new for 2021, a Thompson AR15. This latest gun in the Trump series honors his role as “Commander in Chief” of the Armed Forces of the United States. Justin Moon, President of Kahr Firearms Group recently stated, “We appreciate President Trump’s patriotism and dedication to freedom. Kahr has found American shooters agree, and have a strong interest in owning firearms that pay tribute to the 45th President.” Read more

Firearms

CCRKBA: Poll Shows Voters Smarter Than Anti-Gun Democrats

BELLEVUE, WA – A brand new Rasmussen survey indicates that 64 percent of likely U.S. voters say “it’s not possible to completely prevent mass shootings,” and the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms says this is proof voters are smarter than Joe Biden and his anti-gun Democrat colleagues on Capitol Hill.

“We’re not surprised that a majority of likely voters have this one figured out better than Biden,” said CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb. “After Georgia and Colorado, fewer than one in four (23%) believe mass shootings can be completely prevented, and those voters must live in the same fantasy land as the president and his Congressional comrades.”

The Rasmussen survey shows 51 percent of voters don’t believe stricter gun control laws would help prevent mass shootings. Only 39 percent think tougher laws are the answer, the survey said. A majority (49%) also thinks the United States does not need stricter gun laws, the poll revealed, while 46 percent think the country needs tougher laws.

“As one might expect,” Gottlieb observed, “Democrats by a 77 percent margin favor stricter gun control laws, but 71 percent of Republicans are against tougher laws, and so are 60 percent of Independent voters, according to the survey. Read more

Gun Control

Avian-X HDR Strutter Decoy

Grand Prairie, TX — The new Avian-X® HDR™ Strutter adds the aggressive poster needed to fool dominant longbeards and is the NEWEST addition to the Heavy-Duty Realism (HDR) series. The HDR Strutter’s modular design brings an unprecedented level of realism and flexibility. This convincing tom allows for intricate customization when using advanced tactics on mature, wise birds.

The HDR Strutter’s customizable options make it several decoys-in-one. The strutter comes with two heads painted with spot-on accuracy to mimic two unique moods and dominance structures within the flock. The Flag Head (red-white-blue) represents the passive, sub-dominate longbeard, while the Snowball Head (white) represents the dominant longbeard in the flock who does most of the breeding. Hunters can change the heads in seconds in the field to adjust tactics to be successful. Read more

Hunting
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