The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation, in cooperation with the National Shooting Sports Foundation, held the first Congressional Breakfast Briefing of the 111th Congress today.

Hunter's Specialties® new Shooter's Stick provides a lightweight portable rest that is perfect for turkey hunting or for anyone hunting from the ground.

Heinie Specialty Products now offesr the Melonite finish on two of our Glock Sight Sets. Melonite finish is rust resistant as well as wear resistant.

Former Cabela's senior executive Michael Callahan has been appointed leader and facilitator of Task Force 20/20. Callahan brings 34 years of experience to the role, most recently serving as a consultant for Cabela's and as the company's senior vice president of business development and international operations before that.

Brownells new Three-Gun Competition Case lets shooters carry an AR, a shotgun and a pistol all together, eliminating the multiple case juggling act.

Concern that the Obama administration could impose a new ban on some semiautomatic weapons is driving worried gun owners to stockpile ammunition and cartridge reloading components at such a rate that manufacturers can't meet demand.

Chambered in .338 Lapua Mag., Barrett's new 98Bravo, is "…a rifle capable of achieving legendary .50 BMG accuracy at 1,000 yards in a size palatable to most anyone," writes Associate Editor Ed Friedman in the April issue of Shooting Illustrated. "You're rapidly running out of excuses not to own a Barrett,"

The Hunting Heritage Trust, Henry Repeating Arms, Baron Engraving and GunBroker.com have partnered in a project to produce and auction a special series of Henry Golden Boy rifles to raise funds in support of our hunting and shooting sports traditions.

Accuracy, reliability and American pride. They are qualities DoubleStar builds into each of its many AR-15 offerings. Now, the Kentucky-based manufacturer is bringing those same attributes down to size by building them into its first-ever handgun.

A recent action by the Obama administration has left anglers and the fishing industry scratching their heads. Last week, the National Park Service (NPS) suddenly announced it would ban lead fishing tackle in national parks by 2010.