Author: Adam Back

With shorter days and cooler temperatures, one of the most important things you can have by your side is a reliable LED lighting product from NEBO.

From work to home, camping to travel, with less daylight available during the winter months, NEBO’s line of lights can help break through the early darkness during the cold winter season.

The SLYDE KING 2K is one of the most versatile flashlights on the market. With a 2000 lumen light with 4x zoom, the SLYDE KING 2K is rechargeable and waterproof in up to one meter of water for 30 minutes with an ergonomic rubberized handle and a powerful magnetic base for hands-free use. Doubles as a 500-lumen C•O•B work light, is dimmable with programmable memory, and includes a red flashing light to ensure you’re seen in emergencies.

The INSPECTOR 500+ is perfect for tight spaces. This powerful 500 lumen inspection light is rechargeable and waterproof with four light modes and an expandable light area. The INSPECTOR 500+ features Flex-Power technology, allowing it to run on rechargeable or AAA batteries. It comes with a sturdy pocket clip for secure everyday carry and has a magnetic base for hands-free use.

If it’s an everyday flashlight you need, the TORCHY 2K is the choice. The TORCHY 2K packs a 2000 lumen light into a small, compact body that fits into the smallest of corners and crevices. It has a USB rechargeable MagDock battery with five light modes that switch seamlessly thanks to Smart Power Control. The TORCHY 2K is waterproof and features a detachable two-way clip for convenient portability and a magnetic base for hands-free lighting.

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NEBO SLYDE KING 2K FEATURES:

• 2000 lumens
• rechargeable
• Waterproof (IP67)
• 500 Lumen C•O•B Work Light
• adjustable
• programmable memory
• Powerful Magnetic Base

PRICE AND SKU:

• MSRP $59.99
• SKU NEB-WLT-1003

NEBO INSPECTOR 500+ FEATURES:

• 500 lumens
• rechargeable
• Waterproof (IPX7)
• Flex Power Technology
• four light modes
• expandable light area
• Powerful Magnetic Base

PRICE AND SKU:

• Recommended retail price $44.99
• SKU NEB-POC-1000

TORCH 2K CHARACTERISTICS:

• 2000 lumens
• rechargeable
• Waterproof (IPX6)
• 5 light modes
• smart power control
• Detachable two-way clip

PRICE AND SKU:

• MSRP $49.99
• SKU NEB-FLT-1006

ABOUT NEBO:

At NEBO, we believe that breakthroughs and big ideas always require unconventional thinking. Having sold over 30 million of the world’s best-selling lines of innovative and easy-to-use flashlights and tools, we never stop creating. We expand the possibilities for our consumers by offering more than the brightest lights on the market. At NEBO, we continually innovate to offer the highest quality LED lighting products at the best price so you can keep making and doing. We exist to bring light to what you do. visit us in www.nebo.acgbrands.com

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Hatsan’s NEW ZADA Broken Barrel Air Rifle is the newest edition of entry level spring action air rifles. The refined design is precision engineered to be the ultimate high performance beginner shooting platform.

Designed for a lifetime of use, the ZADA uses a precision rifled German steel barrel and synthetic molded shroud to reduce overall weight. The ZADA is available in three calibers, .177 caliber, .22 caliber, and .25 caliber, and is capable of producing up to 24 pound-feet. of kinetic energy and breakneck speeds between 700 and 1300 FPS depending on the caliber and ammunition selected.

Hatsan focused on ease of use by equipping the ZADA with an easy-to-cock breakaway barrel, designed specifically for the beginning shooter. Its large muzzle brake, powered by Hatsan’s QE technology with an integrated sound moderator, makes manipulating the single shot cocking action smooth and almost effortless. As a result, this provides more control for the shooter and quieter shooting.

The ZADA sports a new tactical-style pistol grip stock, designed to be more ergonomic and attractive than its predecessor. Its ambidextrous synthetic stock is rock solid and lightweight. With the shooter in mind, the ZADA features a textured grip and forearm for better control and feel. Designed with a Monte Carlo cheek piece and rubber recoil pad, the ZADA features comfort similar to more advanced Hatsan air rifles.

This air pistol incorporates an integrated advanced shock-absorbing polymer scope rail to hold the included Optima 4×32 scope at zero for superior accuracy. If you prefer not to use the viewfinder, the ZADA is equipped with contrasting color fiber optic sights. The rear sight is fully adjustable for both windage and elevation. It features a fully adjustable trigger, manual fire safety, and auto-cocking safety, making the NEW ZADA a great entry-level air pistol for those interested in taking up a fun hobby.

ZADA features:

• Single shot air rifle, spring piston, break barrel
• Available in .177, .22 and .25 calibers
• QuietEnergy (QE) technology: Fully enclosed barrel and integrated sound moderator reduce low-range noise
• Adjustable trigger by weight and brake
• Precision rifled and drowned German steel barrel
• Large muzzle break for easy cocking
• 11mm dovetail and Weaver rail combination accepts a wide range of optical mounts
• Includes Optima 4×32 scope and rings
• Fixed open front sight with red fiber optics
• Micro-adjustable rear sight for both windage and elevation with green fiber optics
• Thumb hole with all-weather tactical pistol grip, synthetic stock with ambidextrous design
• Textured grip and forearm for better control and feel.
• Montecarlo headrest
• rubber butt plate
• Anti-trap security mechanism for bears
• Manual and automatic cocking safety
• Max Velocity* – Lead Free Pellets – .177 cal – 1300 FPS, .22 cal – 1000 FPS, .25 cal – 750 FPS
• Max Velocity* – Lead Shot – .177 cal – 1100 FPS, .22 cal – 800 FPS, .25 cal – 700 FPS
• Max Muzzle Energy* – .177 cal – 20 FPE, .22 cal – 21 FPE, .25 cal – 24 FPE
• Overall length: 45 inches.
• Barrel Length: 14.5 inches.
• Weight: 6.25 lbs.

HatsanUSA is the exclusive distributor of Hatsan airguns and Escort firearms in the US. Renowned for precision craftsmanship and performance, Hatsan products provide an exceptional shooting experience. The brands are driven by purpose and are recognized for their outstanding power, performance, reliability and value. Hatsan prides itself on its vertically integrated manufacturing process, which allows it to maintain the highest levels of quality, workmanship, and a competitive edge.

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Sioux Falls, SD —- The South Dakota Second Century Habitat Fund (SCHF) in partnership with South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) have partner to raise awareness and financial needs, for the devastating effects the winter of 2022/23 has had on South Dakota Wildlife across the state.

South Dakota was affected by heavy snowfall and record temperatures during the winter of 2022/23. These heavy snowfalls falling over two feet and temperatures exceeding minus 50 degrees are some of the harshest conditions for South Dakota wildlife. As hardy as wildlife is, conditions like these are nearly impossible to survive without proper cover and accessible food sources. Due to the deep snowpack, much of South Dakota’s quality habitat has been rendered unusable, and food sources have been covered for months, making it extremely difficult for wildlife that were able to survive the initial storms to survive. the remaining winter months.

“Quality habitat is the key ingredient for abundant wildlife populations, especially during severe winters,” said Kevin Robling, GFP Secretary. “The availability of woody habitats, food plots, and other thermal cover are essential for wildlife in harsh winters and greatly influence winter survival.”

“This winter has been brutal across the state and if we want thousands of South Dakotans and non-residents to enjoy fall pheasant hunting, we need to make sure we care for these birds during harsh winters. Adequate cover and accessible food sources, especially in the late winter months, are critical to wildlife survival,” said SCHF President Adam Bender.

Second Century Habitat Fund Inc. estimates to provide up to $300,000 in project cost for the campaign. SCHF will contribute $100,000 to kick-start the initiative and match up to $100,000 in contributions from private donors in 2023. If you’d like to support this initiative and want to make a significant impact on South Dakota’s wildlife, you can make contributions at Second Century Habitat Fund the Winter Initiative Donations over $50 will receive a limited-edition hat from the Second Century Habitat Fund.

About Second Century Habitat Fund, South Dakota

The Second Century Habitat Fund is a 501 c3 non-profit corporation that works to educate homeowners about the importance of grasslands in improving pheasant habitat in South Dakota. The Fund is governed by a Board of Directors that represents landowners, business owners, pheasant preserve operators, and community leaders throughout South Dakota.

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The saying is, “the best knife is the one you have available”, and this is not incorrect. However, it is possible to turn a disposable knife into a great knife. Sometimes the best tools aren’t always the biggest or most expensive. Often it’s the little ones that get the job done well and efficiently while holding up to long use and abuse.

True has launched the Berm, a small keychain knife designed to always be within easy reach. This ultra-compact knife is designed to be accessible and used for everyday tasks. The built-in carabiner can be attached to a key chain, backpack, bag, or even a small loop on a vehicle or clothing. The 1.5-inch modified clip point blade is made from 7Cr17Mov high carbon steel. This makes it strong and durable, with a strong edge but soft enough to be easily sharpened. It is topped off in a titanium nitride finish.

When opening the knife, the ball-bearing pivot moves freely and comfortably, locking it with a liner lock. When closed, the back of the blade has a textured flap for easy deployment. The cutting edge is housed in G10 composite scales with adequate texture for grip. A reversible pocket clip is attached for left or right handed users when not attached to a key ring or bag. Overall the unfolded length is 4.1 inches and 2.66 inches when closed. The entire knife weighs a staggering 0.14 pounds.

Berm is a great tool to have on hand as a gift or for personal use. It can adequately perform tasks in an emergency or general daily use. The MSRP is $29.99, making it an inexpensive tool with great craftsmanship and design.

Learn more about the BERM Keychain Knife: https://true.acgbrands.com/en_US/berm.html

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Modified 1.5” clip point
• High carbon stainless steel (7Cr17MoV)
• Titanium nitride finish
• G10 Composite Shank
• liner lock
• Overall Length: 4.1”
• Folded Length: 2.66”
• Weight: 0.14 pounds

CHARACTERISTICS:

• ball bearing flapper
• integrated carabiner
• reversible pocket clip

MSRP: $29.99

SKU: TRU-FMK-1009

About TRUE®:

TRUE was born from the desire to do a lot with little. Our mission is to create multifunctional tools that fit in your pocket, allowing you to tackle anything without having to give up, interrupt or postpone your daily activities. TRUE is not just a name; that’s what the brand is all about. The REAL mission is to create products that maximize preparation while minimizing the space a product takes up by eliminating unnecessary bells and whistles. Our goal is to provide a wide range of lightweight, portable products that not only fit in your pocket (or purse or backpack), but also fit your lifestyle, allowing you to do a lot with little, no matter where you are. find. Visit us in: https://true.acgbrands.com/

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EPA’s Final Determination preemptively revokes Pebble Mine’s permit under Section 404(c) of the Clean Water Act

WASHINGTON – A proposed massive industrial mine for the Bristol Bay fish and wildlife region of Alaska has been blocked by the Environmental Protection Agency, which announced today that it will proactively rescind an industry dredge and fill permit. under Section 404(c) of the Clean Water Act which will prevent development of the Pebble Mine.

The EPA determined that mine waste, including dredged or fill material, would have “unacceptable adverse effects” on the renowned Bristol Bay wild salmon fishery, the largest remaining in the world, including loss permanent 8.5 miles of streams. This determination would necessarily prevent the development of the Pebble Mine, thereby preventing more than 10.2 billion tons of waste from being disposed of in the Bristol Bay watershed in Alaska.

For over a decade, Backcountry Hunters & Anglers has been fighting to conserve Bristol Bay, joining a diverse consortium of hunters, fishermen, commercial fishermen, tribal members, business owners and others in defense of the region. Bristol Bay supports robust commercial, subsistence and recreational salmon fisheries, as well as undisturbed habitat for a wide range of wildlife.

“Today is a momentous occasion for the millions of hunters and anglers who have raised our voices across Bristol Bay,” said John Gale, BHA vice president of policy and government relations. “The region’s wild rivers support the world’s largest wild salmon fishery, 35 species of fish and nearly half of all wild sockeye salmon populations. It also provides a tranquil habitat for moose, caribou, grizzly bears, black bears, and large populations of migratory waterfowl. Some places are too important to develop. Bristol Bay is one of them.”

The Biden administration’s work to conserve Bristol Bay follows actions taken by the Trump administration, which helped delay development of the Pebble Mine by requiring the Pebble Partnership to develop strategies to mitigate the project’s adverse impacts on fish habitat and wild life. Today’s EPA announcement marks a critical next step, as the Pebble Partnership is appealing the Trump administration’s decision.

“For Alaskans and visitors alike, the Bristol Bay region is considered one of the world’s top hunting and fishing destinations. Additionally, for thousands of years, the annual income from salmon has been the foundation of Alaska Native culture and lifestyle in the region,” said Kevin Fraley, Alaska BHA board member and fisheries biologist. “Bristol Bay salmon provide a deluge of nutrients to rivers, lakes and forests, and feed giant coastal brown bears, hulking rainbow trout, bald eagles, Dolly Varden and arctic grayling. We are delighted that an additional layer of protection is provided to the region’s ecosystems thanks to this decision.”

BHA will continue to work with indigenous communities, business leaders and our conservation partners to advocate for safeguards that add durability to the EPA decision and ensure greater certainty for the future of Bristol Bay and its tremendous resources of fish and life. that drive our outdoor traditions and fuel sustainability. of critical economies.

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for our wild public lands, waters and wildlife.

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North American Big Bow Game Records 9^he Edition Available in April

Pope and Young, North America’s leading bowhunting conservation organization, is pleased to announce that its record book has been updated and North American Big Game Bowhunting Records 9^he The edition will be available this April.

This updated record book from Pope and Young has more than 14,000 new entries, which was last updated in 2017. This two-book set has more entries than any other record book in North America and features 75 new ranking trophies. of the top five of all time. and 14 new confirmed world records. With the possibility of an additional 12 new world records still ‘pending’, no other record book has ever shown so many animals ranked so high.

“Whether you’re a hunter, bow hunter, or record book collector, this two-book set will be like no other,” said Tim Rozewski, Director of Records. “With a limited print run, this book will be hard to come by. If you are a hunter and have thought about putting your trophy in the record books, now is the time to do it!”

Reserve North American Bowhunting Big Game Records – 9^he edit now.

For the most up-to-date information on the Pope and Young 33^rd Biennial Convention, or to register today, visit https://pope-young.org/33rd-Biennial-Convention.

About Pope and Young:
Pope and Young is North America’s leading bowhunting conservation organization. If you are a fair hunter, an ethical bow hunter, and care about preserving the culture and future of bow hunting, then you belong to the Pope and to Young. Join today at www.pope-young.org.

When we think of the NWTF and Tennessee, we can’t help but think of our 50th anniversary celebration in Nashville right on the horizon, but that’s not the only thing to celebrate in the State of Volunteers: the NWTF State Chapter. of Tennessee recently helped expand the research. efforts that will ultimately benefit turkeys and turkey hunters.

The new research builds on the work of an active six-year research project led by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency and the University of Tennessee.

During the six years of the project, he has helped TWRA manage wild turkeys with the best available science and has helped collect essential information for the management of wild turkeys, including population vital rates (such as estimates of reproductive success and survival), habitat use, hunter attitudes and effort, disease ecology, and the effects of habitat management.

“We are excited to continue this research partnership with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency and the National Wild Turkey Federation to address several important questions that have arisen over the past few years,” said David Buehler, Ph.D., professor of wildlife sciences from UT. “Because of the intensive monitoring we have conducted over the past six years of more than 700 radio-tagged hens and gobblers and more than 225 poults, we are uniquely positioned to address contemporary questions such as the effect of the two-week delay on the productivity of the turkeys. and populations. Tennessee’s science-based approach to turkey management should serve as a model for others to follow.”

“This project has provided important information to our agency,” said Roger Shields, TWRA Wild Turkey Program Coordinator and NWTF Technical Committee representative. “The most important thing is to understand that the observed decline in the turkey population here is not due to poor adult survival, but rather low productivity. Almost overall, we are seeing reproductive rates are lower than we would expect for a stable turkey population.”

While the NWTF Tennessee state chapter was involved in the Tennessee project at the beginning, the state chapter is providing additional funding to scale up the project and extend the data collection period.

“Because of the success of our research to date, we have an excellent opportunity to continue this research to further consider the impact of the timing of hunting seasons on productivity and to address several other important management-related questions,” said Shields. .

These additional questions that the project aims to answer in 2023 are:

1. Does the two-week delay in the opening of the season influence the basic reproductive parameters, based on data from the last six years plus 2023?
2. What is the effect of mammalian predator abundance on turkey survival and reproduction at the 10 sites TWRA and UT have monitored over the past six years plus 2023?
3. What are the effects of site-specific, adapted field and forest management actions on the structure and composition of vegetation used for nursery habitat?

With around 70 hens still radium-tagged from last year and with six years of prior data, TWRA and UT are well positioned to address this new aspect of research.

“We have collected data, which has yet to be fully analyzed, in 2021 and 2022,” Shields said. “These data, in addition to what we collect this year, will give us a broader range to assess the effects of turkey season opening date on basic turkey reproductive parameters, including nesting rate, dates onset of nesting, clutch size, hatching rate, and nesting success. ”

The project will also seek to understand the effects of mammalian predators on wild turkeys by analyzing predator images taken by trail cameras at 10 different study sites. This information will help to illustrate how predator abundance changes from winter to breeding season. The research will then relate predator abundance to turkey reproduction and survival to determine if there are any correlations.

“When this project was started six years ago, it was probably the most comprehensive single study ever done on this important game bird,” Shields said. “The complexity of the questions that are being investigated to understand what is happening to these birds and their populations requires this type of extensive and intensive research that looks at all aspects of bird ecology and behaviour. The wealth of information we are gaining is, and will continue to be, incredibly valuable to TWRA as we consider turkey management recommendations for years to come.”

The NWTF Tennessee State Chapter helped fund the project from its early phases and is excited to support a new dimension of understanding.

“We are proud to commit $15,000 to this project from the NWTF Super Fund account,” said Mark Darnell, president of the NWTF Tennessee State Chapter. “Research will continue to increase our understanding of how timing of the season affects reproductive parameters such as nest initiation, clutch size, and hatchability. In addition, investigating the effect of mammalian predator abundance on the survival and reproduction of wild turkeys will help us gain a better understanding of predator/prey relationships.”

The Tennessee State Chapter also recently collaborated with the Indiana State Chapter on another University of Tennessee research project that is investigating fertilization of eggs and evidence of early embryonic mortality in wild turkey eggs collected from various eastern places. You can learn more about that project. here.

Last week, the Congressional Athletes Foundation (CSF) Board of Directors welcomed new members to the Board, completing a full list of individuals representing various industries who share a mission to work with the Foundation’s leadership and staff to protect and promote our outdoor heritage. This latest round of members includes Peder von Harten, Chairman and CEO of Nicholas Air; Brandon Maddox, founder and CEO of Silencer Central; and Vishak Sankaran, President, Outdoor Accessories and Golf Vista Outdoor Inc. Together, these gentlemen not only bring decades of diverse experience to the CSF Board of Directors, but also a deep passion for conservation and the sports lifestyle.

“Just as the outdoor way of life is a tradition passed down from generation to generation, so is the privilege of serving on the CSF Board of Directors,” said board chairman Richard Childress. “I look forward to the opportunity to work with all of our new members, who will bring fresh perspectives from each of their industries to the Board of Directors.”

“The CSF Board of Directors provides crucial oversight and linkage between the Foundation and many of our Mission Partners,” said CSF President and CEO Jeff Crane. “The addition of these new members will continue to strengthen the Board and, by extension, allow CSF to continue its purpose as the most respected and trusted sports organization in the political arena.”

Peder von Harten is the President of Nicholas Air, a rapidly growing boutique private jet membership program based in Oxford, Mississippi. In addition, he is also the founder of Piper Ranch Media, which helps brands manage growth strategies while also producing several publications dedicated to the outdoors, hunting, ranching, American heritage, and lifestyle. country lifestyle. Outside of work, Mr. von Harten is an active hunter, rancher, investor, and conservationist.

Brandon Maddox is the founder and owner of Silencer Central, a leader in the firearms sound suppression industry and one of the fastest growing companies in America. Mr. Maddox is not only an accomplished entrepreneur and investor, but is also a passionate sportsman whose recoil and sound reduction products have helped improve the experience of thousands of hunters and shooters.

Vishak Sankaran is the president of golf and outdoor accessories at Vista Outdoor Inc. Mr. Sankaran is a recreational hunter and shooter who has spent decades leading businesses in outdoor equipment and sporting goods, healthcare and consumer products. As part of his portfolio at Vista Outdoor Inc., he runs more than a dozen hunting and shooting brands with close ties to the sport conservation community.

Additionally, during the meeting, outgoing CSF Board of Directors Chairman Simon Roosevelt was named to CSF’s Honorary Board of Directors, joining a distinguished group of sporting and conservation icons. Since 2014, Mr. Roosevelt has served on the Board of Directors, holding the positions of Member, Vice President and, most recently, Chairman of the Board. CSF thanks Mr. Roosevelt for his service to the organization and his advocacy on behalf of America’s 55 million athletes.

In early 2023, the Board of Directors also welcomed new member Mark Smith, Chairman and CEO of Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. Mr. Smith has held leadership positions for more than a decade and brings a variety of experience professional to the Board, from his time in the consulting world to his roles in operational management. In addition, Mr. Smith is an avid outdoorsman who enjoys hunting, fishing, recreational shooting, and snow sports.

Leading the Board in 2023 is Richard Childress Racing President and CEO, Richard Childress as Chairman; Pure Fishing CEO Harlan Kent as vice president; the CEO of Bekun, LLC and Berverst, LLC Francisco Bergaz as Secretary; and Rather Outdoors, LLC CEO Ken Eubanks as treasurer. For more information on the leadership of the 2023 Board, please see this announcement.

Founded in 1989, the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation (CSF) is the informed authority on outdoor issues and serves as the primary conduit for influencing public policy. Working with the Congressional Athletes Caucus (CSC), the Governors Athletes Caucus (GSC) and the National Assembly of Athletes Caucus (NASC), CSF gives a voice to hunters, anglers, recreational shooters and hunters on Capitol Hill and in all state capitals. advocate for vital outdoor issues that are the backbone of our nation’s conservation legacy. For more information on CSF’s policy work, visit www.congressionalsportsmen.org.

Blaser Group is pleased to introduce the award-winning M18 Mauser bolt-action rifle in two camouflage patterns: US Marine Corps (USMC) and Fred Bear Old School Camo. These newer M18 models have the same features as the Savanna tan version: a tough composite stock with grip inserts, and a threaded barrel for adding a silencer or muzzle brake.

Renowned for its accuracy and durability at an exceptional value, this popular hunting rifle features a cold-hammer-forged German steel barrel, three-position safety, and adjustable trigger that lets you set your own preferred draw weight from 2.25 to 4.25. lbs. . The oversized 60-degree bolt with three locking lugs and two ejector pins allows for quick and smooth cycling of cartridges from the standard five-round magazine. Ten-round magazines are also available.

Mauser M18 rifles are backed by a sub-MOA performance guarantee and a 10-year factory warranty.

“The new Mauser M18 models in USMC and Old School Camo give hunters even more choice in this award-winning rifle that incorporates the advantages of German engineering and manufacturing,” said Jason Evans, CEO of Blaser Group. “The M18 is an ultra-rugged hunting rifle and a true value that provides top-in-class reliability, durability and accuracy.”

The Mauser M18 Savanna accepts Remington 700 LA-style mounts and is available with a 1/2 x 28 threaded barrel in .223 Rem, .243 Win, .270 Win, 6.5 Creedmoor, 6.5 PRC, and 7mm Rem Mag chambered and a 9/16 x 24 barrel threaded in .30-06, .300 Win Mag, and .308 Win. For more information, visit: www.mauser.com.

MSRP: $949.99

About Blaser Group

The Blaser Group is the official US importer of the iconic German firearms brands Blaser, Mauser and JP Sauer; English gunsmith John Rigby & Co.; Minox Optics and Liemke Thermal Optics. Established in 2006, the San Antonio, Texas-based company works with distributors, wholesalers and more than 200 Blaser Group authorized dealers in every North American state, and this number is continually growing. Today, Blaser Group’s industry-leading product portfolio includes combination bolt action rifles and over and over shotguns designed specifically for hunters and competitive shooters. Their custom shop offers exclusive engravings, design work and custom finishes for bespoke weapons. With recent innovations, Blaser Group has expanded its product portfolio into cutting-edge optics and accessory lines. For more information on the company and product lines, visit: blaser-group.com.