Michigan Natural Resources Commission to meet Thursday in Lansing area

Hunting opportunities at Yankee Springs State Recreation Area, a discussion on visitor and use trends at state parks, an order to regulate target shooting at Lapeer State Game Area and presentation of the department’s hunter safety education 40-year teaching awards are just some of the agenda items for the next meeting of the Michigan Natural Resources Commission Thursday, Nov. 7, at the west campus of Lansing Community College, 5708 Cornerstone Drive, in Delta Township. All sessions will take place in conference rooms M119-121. Read more

Fishing, Hunting

Beretta Lowers Pricing on APX Pistols

(Accokeek, MD) Beretta recently implemented a new, lower price strategy for its APX series of striker-fired, polymer pistols, which means lower prices at retail for the consumer.

In a marketplace crowded with limited time promotions, Beretta has elected to put in place an across the board, permanent price reduction to deliver outstanding value every day on all its APX pistol models.

“The new price on our APX pistols is about delivering unmatched value to our customers without the worry that they may need to wait for the next promotion to get a great deal,” Chuck Azotea, Director of Product Marketing for Beretta U.S.A., said. “This new lower price does not mean lower quality. Our APX pistols will continue to be built to the exacting standards of military and law enforcement departments worldwide, making it an easy purchase choice for any consumer.” Read more

Firearms

CCRKBA Applauds Fla. Woman Who Used AR-15 to Defend Family

BELLEVUE, WA – The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms today is hailing the courage and tenacity of a Florida woman who, despite being eight months pregnant, used an AR-15 rifle to defend her husband and daughter from violent home invaders.

“This is yet another example of why the Second Amendment must be zealously defended,” said CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb, co-author of the recently-released “Good Guys with Guns,” written with Dave Workman, senior editor of TheGunMag.com. “Homeowner Jeremy King told reporters that he would be dead if his wife hadn’t used his AR-15 to shoot one of the robbers and send the other one running. Read more

Self Defense

SAUER Super Target Air Pistol, New Line of Pellets

NEWINGTON, N.H. – SIG SAUER is pleased to announce the SIG SAUER Super Target .177 caliber, single-shot pneumatic air pistol is now available, along with a new line of pellets from SIG AIR. The new Super Target is a highly accurate, all-metal, entry-level 10-meter target pistol featuring a 7.5-inch rifled barrel for increased accuracy and a crisp, fully-adjustable trigger.

“We are excited to offer our first pneumatic air pistol and the Super Target truly lives up to its name. It is a super pistol for target shooting – accurate and precise, delivering match-grade performance,” said Matt Handy, Director, SIG AIR

The Super Target is designed and optimized for ease of use with a muzzle velocity of up to 400 fps. To operate the Super Target, simply release the slide by pulling the hammer back, while simultaneously pulling the slide up and over until completely open. Insert the pellet, close it, and you are ready to fire. The Super Target is powered through a pneumatic operation system and requires no CO2 cartridge for use. Read more

Firearms

Michigan: veterans invited to take part in preference waterfowl hunt draws

Fall is one of the best times of the year to enjoy Michigan’s natural areas, and the state’s many hunting seasons offer even more reasons to get outside. Veterans or active-duty military personnel looking for some amazing hunting experiences at DNR-managed waterfowl areas are invited to take part in this month’s veterans preference hunt drawings.

The drawings will take place Nov. 10, 11 and 12 for properly licensed resident, active-duty U.S. military personnel and veterans. For entry requirements, check out the rules in the 2019 waterfowl digest.

To be eligible for the drawings, individual hunters must be active-duty military personnel or veterans; group hunters must have at least one member in their party who is active-duty military or a veteran. All hunters also must possess a waterfowl license and a federal duck stamp. Read more

Hunting

USDA Program to Provide Up to $50 Million to Expand Hunting/Fishing Access

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will make up to $50 million available to help create or expand state government and tribal programs that encourage landowners and land managers to allow public access to their land for hunting, fishing and other wildlife-dependent recreation. USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is accepting proposals through November 27 from state governments and tribes for the Voluntary Public Access and Habitat Incentive Program (VPA-HIP).

“These projects are excellent examples of how we engage in public-private partnerships, uniting both public and private entities to deliver long-term conservation benefits that the public, outdoor enthusiasts, wildlife, landowners and land managers may experience,” said NRCS Chief Matt Lohr. “With more than 70 percent of the lower 48 states being privately owned, this program enables landowners and land managers to benefit from offering public access to their land.”

Only state governments and tribes are eligible to apply. Projects can last up to three years. The maximum amount for a single award is $3 million.

Highlights of the new VPA-HIP funding opportunity include:

  • Up to 25 percent of the funding for each award can be used to provide incentives to improve habitat on enrolled public access program lands.
  • Landowner participants must follow NRCS practice standards for any habitat improvement activities. This requirement can be waived if an awardee provides sufficient justification.
  • State governments and tribes can request up to 10 percent of program funds for technical assistance.

Additionally, the Farm Bill included a new provision that requires NRCS – to the maximum extent practicable – to invest $3 million of VPA-HIP funding to increase public access on lands covered by a U.S.-held wetland easement. This includes lands enrolled in the former Wetland Reserve Program or the Wetland Reserve Easement Component of the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program. Read more

Hunting

Vihtavuori Powder $100 Consumer Rebate

Sedalia, MO – Vihtavuori is excited to announce our 2019 holiday season rebate. The “Keep Your Cash” rebate, gives consumers up to $100 cash back on qualifying Vihtavuori powder purchases from November 1 to January 1, 2020.

Vihtavuori produces industry-leading propellants that meet the strictest criteria for both civilian and military requirements. Building on a century of innovation, experience, and craftsmanship, Vihtavuori is known for clean burning, temperature stable and consistent propellants. Vihtavuori smokeless powders are produced in our own facilities, ensuring reliable ballistic performance, long shelf-life, and a wide variety selection.

To take advantage of this offer, pick up a form from your favorite Vihtavuori retailer or complete the online form at Vihtavuori.com/rebate no later than January 31, 2020. Additional terms and conditions apply, please see website for details. Read more

Ammunition

CCRKBA: “Hidden Agenda” Behind Impeachment

BELLEVUE, WA – The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms today declared there is a “hidden agenda” behind the impeachment efforts of House Democrats led by Nancy Pelosi and it is designed to tie up the U.S. Senate and derail efforts to confirm more pro-Second Amendment judges to the federal courts.

“It is clear to us that Capitol Hill anti-gunners are doing everything in their power to prevent confirmation of conservative judges who will adhere to the Constitution,” said CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb. “By burdening the Senate with this nonsense, Democrats believe they can prevent confirmation of pro-Second Amendment judicial nominees during the final year of President Donald Trump’s first term.”

Gottlieb noted that the president is fulfilling perhaps his most important campaign pledge, which was to bring balance back to the federal courts. Restoring that balance could be the president’s greatest legacy, he said. Read more

Gun Control

Kopfjäger’s Ambush Rest Kit

(MANSFIELD, TEXAS) – Eliminate fatigue and beat buck fever: Kopfjäger’s obsessively engineered Ambush Rest Kit is designed to reduce fatigue, improve safety and fill tags, providing rock-solid support for your favorite rifle in your deer stand.

The Kopfjäger Ambush Support Assembly (KJ85005) is a patent-pending stabilizing arm designed to mount effortlessly to the interior wall of your box blind. Used in conjunction with Kopfjäger’s Reaper Grip and a bipod (sold separately), the Ambush’s innovative design frees up valuable space in your deer blind, eliminating the need for a tripod or shooting stick. The Ambush combined with a Reaper Grip gives shooters of all ages and capabilities the confidence they need to make a precise shot. Though the Ambush is a useful tool for all hunters, it is especially practical for young, elderly and disabled hunters, due to its load-bearing qualities and ease-of-use.

The Ambush Shooting Rest Kit (KJ85005K) comes complete with a bipod and Reaper Grip Rest. The Reaper’s curved grip anchors your rifle to the rest and is angled to secure both tapered and straight stocks. The Reaper Grip’s patent-pending hinge block boasts pan rotation and tilt range of a combined 109 degrees (21 degrees up and 87 degrees down). Read more

Hunting

Mepp’s Calls for More Squirrel Tails

Squirrels are a plentiful natural resource. Plus, squirrel is some of the best wild meat and their skins are used for caps, coats, glove linings and many other items, but the tail is usually thrown away. Mepps® is asking you to help them recycle this valuable resource, AND, they’re offering to reward you for your efforts!

Mepps buys fox, black, grey and red squirrel tails and will pay up to 26 cents each for tails, depending on quality and quantity. Plus, the cash value is doubled if the tails are traded for Mepps lures.

Mepps® needs squirrel tails to create hand-tied, dressed hooks for their world-famous, fish-catching lures. They’ve been recycling squirrel tails for over half-a-century. Read more

Fishing, Hunting
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