POMA Seeks Executive Director

The Professional Outdoor Media Association (POMA) has begun its search for a new executive director. Resumes will be accepted through February 28, 2020. The executive director is responsible for the overall management of the organization and for leading and directing the implementation of the organization’s philosophy, mission, and strategic goals and objectives. The POMA executive director reports to the board of directors and shall help enable the board to fulfill its function in governing the organization. Read more

General

Redding Reloading Equipment Type S Elite Die Sets

Cortland, NY…..Redding Reloading Equipment has once again established a new die set based on customer feedback. The past few years you have seen the introduction of many new sets like the National Match, Master Hunter and the Premiums as a result of changing trends in the category and stated desires of the customer base. The latest, the Redding, Type S Elite die set is also a direct result of customer feedback and is available for 85 different cartridges. Read more

Ammunition

Daniel Defense DELTA 5 Safety Notification

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As part of Daniel Defense’s commitment to provide the highest level of quality and safety for its products, the company had previously issued a Safety Notification Replacement Campaign on October 8, 2019 related to a condition identified with the firing pin cross pin in DELTA 5 Bolt-Action Rifles manufactured before September 20, 2019. More specifically, the firing pin cross pin can break under normal usage.Daniel Defense asks that consumers take the Safety Notification Replacement Campaign seriously and immediately check to see if their DELTA 5 Rifle falls under this Safety Notification Replacement Campaign. If a DELTA 5 Rifle falls under this Safety Notification Replacement Campaign, Read more

Firearms

NSSF Files to Intervene in Federal Lawsuit

Firearms and Ammunition Industry to Oppose Antigun State Attorneys General Effort to Stop Jobs-Creating Rules Going Into Effect

NEWTOWN, Conn. — The National Shooting Sports Foundation® (NSSF®), the trade association for the firearms and ammunition industry, and a small Washington state business filed a motion in the U.S. District Court, Western District of Washington in Seattle to intervene in a lawsuit filed by 23 state attorneys general to block two recently announced rules by the Trump administration. The rules changes would create jobs and reduce onerous and costly regulations on small businesses.

Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson, and 22 other state attorneys general, are suing to halt export reforms due to go into effect March 9 following the final rules moving export licensing of sporting and commercial firearms and ammunition products to the Commerce Department from the State Department. The export reforms were begun during the Obama administration and only recently completed. The attorney’s general complaint centers on claims the technology for 3D printing of firearms would be “de-regulated.” However, their complaint seeks to block the reforms in their entirety. These rules would end punitive registration fees on small businesses that do not export firearms or ammunition products. The motion filed this week asks the court to allow NSSF, as the firearms industry’s trade association, to intervene in the case to defend its members’ interests. Read more

General

Michigan: Women’s Winter Ringneck Challenge

Sunday, March 8
8:30 a.m. to noon (lunch and prizes to follow)
Meemo’s Farm and Preserve
12081 3 Mile Road, Evart

Pheasants Forever Montcalm County will sponsor this fun pheasant hunting event for beginners and experienced hunters. The day will include clay shooting and a guided hunt with teams of four women, with lunch and prizes following the hunt.

Cost is $35 per person, which includes lunch, guides and dogs. Individual hunters are welcome and will be placed on four-person teams.

There will be prizes for longest tail feather, heaviest bird and most birds taken by a team. Bring a friend who hasn’t bird hunted before, and you’ll be entered to win a prize.

Limited to the first 16 women who sign up. Read more

Hunting

Pheasants Forever Partners with USDA to Help Landowners with Conservation Goals at 2020 National Pheasant Fest & Quail Classic

Habitat Help Desk and Precision Ag Workshop available to farmers and ranchers

Minneapolis, Minn. – Pheasants Forever & Quail Forever and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) are inviting landowners, farmers and ranchers to review their enrollment options for the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) general signup during the upcoming National Pheasant Fest & Quail Classic on February 14-16 at the Minneapolis Convention Center. In addition, staff will be available to discuss other voluntary conservation opportunities through the Farm Bill including but not limited to; EQIP, CSP, ACEP and CREP. Landowners are encouraged to bring a legal description (township, range and section) of their property to the event’s Habitat Help Desk where professional biologists will provide a free and comprehensive review/analysis of opportunities along with information for contacting their local USDA service center for enrollment. Read more

Wildlife

Land Donation Protects 3,450 Acres of Montana Wildlife Habitat

MISSOULA, Mont.—A conservation-minded landowner donated 3,450 acres of critical elk, mule deer and whitetail deer winter range in western Montana to the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation.

“We are grateful to John Greytak for this extremely generous and substantial donation,” said Kyle Weaver, RMEF president and CEO. “We commend John for recognizing the crucial wildlife values of this land while making the decision to permanently protect them. He’s been a RMEF member since 1999 and recently elevated his commitment to conservation by becoming a RMEF life member and joining RMEF’s Legacy Lands Program.”

Located just north of Interstate 90 in the Bearmouth area of Granite County, the property is about 45 miles east of RMEF headquarters in Missoula. It lies within a vast landscape of various public and protected land ownership and provides important connectivity of wildlife habitat. Read more

Wildlife

Anarchy Outdoors Scope Throw Levers

North Logan, UT- Anarchy Outdoors, a leading industry innovator and supplier of precision rifle components and other high-performance firearms accessories, has introduced Throw Levers for scope magnification adjustment selectors. Their latest in a series of innovative products, the Throw Levers let shooters almost instantly change the scope magnification as the situation requires. Read more

Optics

Virginia House Passes Suppressor Ban

RICHMOND, VA — This afternoon the Virginia House of Delegates voted 51 – 48 in favor of passing House Bill 961, Delegate Mark Levine’s (D-45) “assault firearm” and suppressor ban. All 45 Republican Delegates voted against the bill. They were joined by Del. Lee Carter (D-50), Del. Steve Heretick (D-79), and Del. Rosalyn Tyler (D-75), with Del. Kelly Convirs-Fowler (D-21) abstaining. Now that the bill has passed the House, it will move to the Senate for consideration by the Senate Judiciary Committee.

The suppressor provisions of House Bill 961 were amended in Committee on Friday, removing the confiscation provision that was previously included. Should the bill become law, anyone who possesses a federally registered suppressor in Virginia prior to July 1st would be able to legally maintain possession of their property. However, the acts of importing, selling, manufacturing, and purchasing suppressors would be prohibited for civilians after enactment. For this reason, among others, HB 961 remains a bill that the American Suppressor Association strongly opposes. Read more

Firearms, Gun Control
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