Clay Shooting Advice from an Olympian – Beretta USA
If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to meet a real live hero, just ask my daughter. She was sweaty. Her heart raced and when Kim finally appeared, there was nothing but silence.
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Savage Arms Support NSSF’s Project ChildSafe
Savage Arms™ promotes responsible gun ownership by including a Project ChildSafe-approved lock with every new Savage and Stevens firearm. Savage has partnered with CCI Ammunition to debut a public service announcement about responsible gun ownership practices. The PSA video features the Landry family, stars of the hit show “Swamp People®” on HISTORY®.
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Project ChildSafe Hits Major Milestone
Project ChildSafe Hits Major Milestone with 1,000 Supporter Organizations Firearm industry program distributed nearlya quarter million safety kits nationwide in NEWTOWN, Conn. – The National Shooting Sports Foundation, trade association for the firearms industry, announces that 1,000 manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers, ranges, hunter safety instructors and conservation groups have joined with NSSF to promote Project ChildSafe,…
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The Pope & Young Club endorses “Drake’s Adventures” book series
“This audio book series is our way of teaching our children the honor and tradition of our great hunting heritage,” says Keith Beam, author and creator of Drake’s Adventures.
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CPW approves changes to Colorado Big Game Hunting regulations
Archers may now use lighted nocks on arrows, which can help aid in recovery of game animals. New rules are also in place that allow recording devices to be mounted on a bow.
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Shooting Safety (NAHC) – WHERE IS YOUR MUZZLE POINTED?
WHERE IS YOUR MUZZLE POINTED? Mia AnstineContributor I watched a video including a group of hunters loaded up on a boat, headed out to hunt. One of the hunters spoke a reminder indicating, to be safe, you should always point your firearm in the air. “In the air” is not always the…
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Tips for Introducing Newbies to Riflescopes at NAHC
4 TIPS: INTRODUCING A NEWBIE TO A RIFLESCOPE Mia AnstineContributor New hunters often begin their hunting career using a mentor’s rifle. It’s a wonderful thing to have great mentors, but as a mentor there are things of old habit, which we need not take for granted. One such thing is peering at…
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3 TIPS TO HELP KIDS ENJOY THEIR FIRST HUNT
3 TIPS TO HELP KIDS ENJOY THEIR FIRST HUNT Mia AnstineContributor Shooting sports are becoming ever more popular for kids. For some of these youngsters, their next step might be entering the world of hunting. Introducing a young shooter to hunting sports can be a thrill for everyone. Thankfully, most parents want to always…
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Shooting Safety – Ways to Stay Hydrated
HYDRATE FOR SAFETY AND SUCCESS Mia Anstine Contributor It seems like something that should be common sense to us all, but sometimes we forget the importance of hydration. We get excited. We get in a hurry. We don’t want to pack something that sloshes and makes noise. We even don’t want the extra weight….
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Hunting Safety – From the Truck to the Field
FROM THE TRUCK TO THE FIELD Mia Anstine Contributor Remember to protect your rifle as you head to your favorite hunting spot. Depending upon your hike or ride out to the hunting location, you will need to take various measures to protect your primary hunting tool. HikingWhile hiking through brush, briars or in the…
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