Meprolight FT Bullseye Sight

Always On! Always Ready!

Late last year Sig Sauer introduced the Sig 365 SAS (Sig-Anti-Snag). One of the unique features to make it snag-proof is the low profile Meprolight FT Bullseye ™ sight. Gun sales have maintained their record pace over the past few months and the Sig 365 SAS remains a top seller. Independent reviews regarding the 365 SAS with the FT Bullseye have been positive:

“Instead of traditional iron sights, Sig took a Meprolight Bullseye sight and melted’ it down into the slide. Again, we’d like to re-emphasize how gimmicky we thought the sight was. We’d also like to point out how wrong we were. How much did we love it? I’m looking to have the Meprolight Bullseye mounted on other firearms.” (Ryan Cleckner, gununiversity.com, 2.7.2020)

“Finally, let’s talk about the FT Bullseye Sights. Besides the obvious cool factor, the real assessment centers around their functionality. Do they actually work? While I’ve only put 100-rounds down range, I can say that sight acquisition is quick and painless. These are possibly the easiest sights to pick up. If you have an astigmatism, as I do, then you may want to check out the SAS for this reason alone.” (Seth Rogers, guns.com, 11.27.19) Read more

Optics

CZ P-10 Pistol Upgrades

Kansas City, KS – All CZ P-10 semi-automatic pistols feature a swappable magazine release, which operates smoother than the ambidextrous release of the past. Just a few minutes’ work reverses the release, so lefties can hit the release with their thumb from the right side of the pistol.

P10’s feel right in the hand much like the classic CZ 75 and their trigger feel is at the top of the class when it comes to striker-fired pistols. With a solid wall, a clean break, and a tactile, audible reset, the P-10’s trigger leaves many other striker guns in its dust.

Built to withstand the rigors of military use, the P-10’s are constructed around a fiber-reinforced polymer frame coated with a hardy nitride finish. Ardent shooters will appreciate the ruggedness of these P-10’s. The generous trigger guard allows use with gloved hands and is undercut to allow as high a grip as possible. With CZ reliability, engineered ergonomics and a bevy of features both familiar and new, the P-10 is the complete package. Read more

Firearms

Stevens 301 Turkey Shotgun

WESTFIELD, Massachusetts –– As ammunition makers continue to refine shotgun loads, the venerable .410 caliber has become popular for turkey hunters looking to test their skills. Savage Arms has seen this potential and crafted a dedicated gobbler gun perfect for taking Toms. The Stevens 301 Turkey is a light, fast-handling shotgun that’s perfect for those who appreciate the challenge of the .410.

“We built the 301 Turkey guns around Federal’s HEAVYWEIGHT TSS turkey loads,” Jessica Treglia, Sr. Brand Manager at Savage Arms, said. “These shotguns are light, which makes them easy to hold still while you’re calling in birds. The 26-inch barrel produces a tight pattern, which allows hunters to take ethical shots at longer ranges. If you’re up to the challenge of hunting with a .410, you’ll love the 301 Turkey models.” Read more

Firearms

Win a Hunt with Levi Morgan by Swhacker and TAC Vanes

>>Kelly Outdoor Products Group Sweepstakes Awards Two Winners a Hunt and Shooting Lesson with 13-time ASA Shooter of the Year, Levi Morgan

Atlanta, GA – Swhacker Broadheads and TAC Vanes, makers of exceptional archery products has announced a sweepstakes, open to all, for a hunt with professional archer/hunter, Levi Morgan.

“We partnered up with Swhacker Broadheads and TAC Vanes to give away two of the best whitetail hunts you could ever imagine. One in the Golden Triangle South Texas with Cactus Jack Ranch and then a rut hunt in our private spot in Illinois. Two incredible places, unbelievable whitetail hunting. I can’t wait to hang out with two lucky winners this fall,” said Morgan.

Starting May 20, fans can enter the contest online, and two lucky winners will be chosen and announced on August 17.

Sweepstakes entry is free and open to anyone.

1. Enter the contest online. Or, by copying and pasting this link into your browser: https://app.viralsweep.com/sweeps/full/7f6cd1-67368?framed=1. Read more

Hunting

Michigan: DNR Officers Assist Evacuation during Midland County Flood

LANSING, MICH. Nearly 24 hours before the Edenville Dam in Midland County collapsed Tuesday, conservation officers from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources began evacuating people in homes and businesses positioned downriver of the dam. With historic flood levels expected, the officers remain on scene and are providing emergency response as needed.

Shortly before dark Tuesday, the dam collapsed, creating life-threatening, flash flood conditions that forced a mandatory evacuation for the city of Midland, including residents, businesses, medical facilities and Dow Chemical’s headquarters – all in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

“We will continue working with federal, state and local law enforcement agencies to assist with patrol vessels anywhere we can,” said Lt. Jeremy Payne, the DNR’s district law supervisor in Bay City.

The initial dam breach caused the failure of a second area dam – the Sanford Dam. As a result, the Tittabawassee River is overflowing its 24-foot flood stage and is expected to crest around 38 feet today. At 7 a.m. Wednesday, the National Weather Service said the flood stage was over 34 feet and rising.

More than 20 conservation officers from throughout the region responded with 10 DNR patrol vessels and search and rescue equipment to help continue the evacuation of flood victims. Read more

General

Pulsar Digex Digital Riflescopes

(MANSFIELD, TEXAS) – Pulsar is thrilled to release its newest line of digital riflescopes! The Digex comes in 2 models, the N450 and N455, and both feature a highly-detailed 1280×720 sensor with up to 600-yard detection range in complete darkness. Additionally, the Digex features built-in recording with sound, Picture-in-Picture digital zoom and Wi-Fi remote view with Stream vision compatibility for iOS and Android devices. The sole difference between the N450 and N455 is the IR Illuminator. The N455 has a 940nm IR that is invisible to the naked eye and has a 550-yard range. The N450 has an 850nm IR with 600-yard range, but the IR is visible

Digex digital riflescopes also boast 1024×768 AMOLED displays, adaptability to external power supplies, 5 rifle profiles with 10 zero distances, variable electronic reticles, a stadiametric rangefinder and SumLight function to increase sensor sensitivity and allow passive observation. Read more

Hunting, Optics

GoPro’s New Zeus Mini—The World’s Most Versatile Light

Magnetic, Mountable & Wearable Zeus Mini Brings GoPro Versatility to Lights

SAN MATEO, Calif. – Mount it, wear it, love it—GoPro’s magnetic multipurpose waterproof light, Zeus Mini, brings the brand’s legendary versatility to lights. Now available on GoPro.com for $69.99, the rechargeable Zeus Mini features a robust magnetic swiveling clip and is compatible with GoPro’s full line of camera mounts—making it insanely convenient for a wide range of uses. Read more

General

National Police Ammunition Introduces 9mm Solid Copper Hollow Point +P HELO Defense Round

Miami, Florida – National Police Ammunition (NPA), the world’s leader in lead free ammunition, is pleased to announce the development and the release of their HELO Defense 9mm 115 grain + P solid copper hollow point with proprietary interior skives. The HELO Defense 9mm is the same bullet that has been adopted by several law enforcement agencies known as the “HELO Duty” but is now available for the law-abiding citizen for self-defense. “H.E.L.O” is an acronym for High Expansion, Law Enforcement, Ordinance.

The NPA proprietary HELO family of products was originally designed for law enforcement and specifically to pass and exceed all FBI performance protocols. Unlike bonded jacketed bullets the HELO is formed from a solid piece of high-grade virgin copper. At that point a proprietary cavity is formed with interior skives, the copper bullet is heat treated to the ideal hardness to allow the projectile to achieve maximum penetration and expansion while retaining 100% of its grain weight through ballistic gel and does not break apart like many copper hollow points on the market today. Read more

Ammunition

Scent Companies Call on Government Agencies to Catch Up with Technological Advances

Reliable Commercial Test for CWD Prions in Deer Scents Exists, Is in Wide Use

Scent Companies Call on Government Agencies to Catch up With Technological Advances

Ramsey, MN- A commercially available test that can be used to analyze deer urine for the presence of CWD prions before its distribution to the public has been in use by Wildlife Research Center® and Tink’s® for a year, and most of the major scent companies are also adopting this technology in 2020. Real Time Quaking Induced Conversion, RT-QuIC ™ for short, is a proven and reliable method for detecting the misfolded proteins that cause CWD. Read more

Hunting, Wildlife

Michigan: Chippewa County man charged with 125 wildlife crimes following DNR investigation

A 56-year-old Pickford man was arraigned Wednesday morning ­in Chippewa County’s 91st District Court on 125 wildlife misdemeanor charges, following a months-long investigation by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Division.

Kurt Johnston Duncan faces charges that include illegally harvesting 18 wolves over the past 18 months and killing and disposing of three bald eagles. Wolves are protected in Michigan and are on the federal endangered species list. Bald eagles are protected under state law, as well as the federal Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act. Duncan, who today pleaded not guilty to all charges, faces:

  • Up to 90 days in jail and $1,000 fine for each wolf.
  • Up to 90 days in jail and $1,000 fine for each eagle.
  • Restitution of $1,500 per eagle and $500 per wolf.
  • Up to 90 days in jail and $500 fine each for the other wildlife crimes.

Duncan was served four search warrants in March. Other species involved in the charges include deer, turkey, bear and bobcat. DNR law enforcement detectives said that Duncan was using the animals for a variety of reasons, including crafts, selling, or disposing of them, and stated that he was catching the animals because he could and “likes to do it.” Read more

Poachers
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