Kay Miculek Wins High Lady Award at 2008 United States Shooting Association Pro-Am Match
Team Smith & Wesson Earns Two Division Titles at IDPA Independence Match
Smith & Wesson Members Earn Top Finishes in Four Events During Steel Shoot Series...
Browning Gold Evolve Sporting 12 Gauge 011262428
At first glance, the Browning Gold Evolve Sporting is an obvious re-creation of the original Gold introduced now more than a decade ago. But we think this gun's chiseled appearance is more than just an aesthetic redesign.
The Evolve is radically different in appearance from the Teknys. Where the latter has a combination of traditional design melded with more up-to-date features, the Evolve is all new, all today, right now, hottest thing on the block. This starts at the forend, which has a tapered, front-to-back triangular sculpt to it. More radical than the overall forend design is the thumb ridge that runs at a downward angle back the other direction, toward the front. This actually seems to encourage the fore-finger of the fore-hand to ride comfortably on top of it with the thumb. This is counter to the thumb ridge on most forends where the thumb is accommodated comfortably but the fore-finger is often left to reside on the forend's side. We do realize that hand placement varies from shooter to shooter, but felt the Evolve's forend design accommodated better than most those who like to 'point' their fore-hand and fore-finger in line with the muzzle (rather than cupping the forend). For those who do like the cupped hand approach, the forward and down carve in the stock is easily identified by finger and thumb tip for consistent placement.
Heller, Part II
Daley Pushing New Gun Ban Measure
Chicago is fighting to keep its 1982 handgun ban, even as suburbs such as Wilmette and Morton Grove are throwing in the towel. In fact, Daley is talking about drafting yet another ordinance to spell out the responsibilities and liabilities of homeowners in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark decision to overturn Washington D.C.'s handgun ban.
Remington Arms Company Inc. Awarded US Army TACOM FMS Contract for M24 Sniper Weapons...
Remington Arms Company, Inc. announced that it has recently been awarded a $12 million contract from the US Army-TACOM (Tank-Automotive and Armament Command), for the purchase of M24 Sniper Weapon Systems (SWS) for use by the US and its allies.
2008 marks the 20th anniversary that the M24 SWS and its variants has been the 'standard' issue sniper rifle for the US Army and US Air Force.
Based on the Model 700 bolt action platform, like the USMC M40, the M24 SWS is considered the 'standard' by which other sniper weapon systems are judged.
It provides extreme accuracy out to 800 meters and can engage targets well beyond that distance, as well as low maintenance starting at approximately 10,000 rds. at the operator level.
USAMU Soldiers Clean Up at Big Matches
Charter introduces true left-handed Pink Lady
Charter Arms has introduced a left-hand version of their popular Pink Lady revolver in .38 Special +P caliber.
Second Amendment Foundation and Smith & Wesson Partner on Commemorative Revolver
The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) and Smith & Wesson have partnered to create a commemorative revolver designed to recognize the historical significance of the District of Columbia vs. Heller decision and to acknowledge the six original plaintiffs that united to challenge the gun ban in Washington, D.C.