S Nationally syndicated Armed American Radio continues its unprecedented growth across the nation's airwaves this week with the addition of 4 more affiliates.

Team Limcat's Athena Lee of Katy, Texas picked up her second USPSA Open division regional title of the 2011 season with her 15th place overall finish this past weekend at the U.S. Practical Shooting Association's Area 4 Handgun Championship in Wichita Fall, Texas.

AutoInc, a Texas panhandle automobile dealership network raised some $19,700 in July to support injured and wounded servicemen and -women through Paralyzed Veterans of America' Outdoor Recreation Heritage Fund (PVA-ORHF) (www.pvaheritagefund.org.) The company is donating a portion of the sale from every vehicle during the month to ORHF.

Certain lots of recently manufactured 45 Auto ammunition may contain an incorrect propellant charge. Use of product from these lots may result in firearm damage and possible serious injury.

Leupold® riflescopes, binoculars, spotting scopes and rangefinders earned widespread recognition for product excellence over the past year from leading outdoor media and other organizations.

A team of marathoners representing the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation was among the 3,000 athletes who spent Saturday "running to remember" the deadly attack at Fort Hood, Texas, on Nov. 5, 2009.

The dominating performance by the Webster, Texas resident not only gave him a 226 point lead over his nearest competitor, but the win also brings the 158-year-old gun maker's win tally to 38, the most wins of any factory supported shooting team.

Multiply a bad case of a hunter's "cabin fever" with an injured veteran's thoughts about not being able to hunt at all, and you've got the perfect opportunity for an early spring pig hunt in Texas.

Smith & Wesson Corp., announced that the company is currently accepting applications for shooters interested in joining Team Smith & Wesson for the 2010-2011 competitive season. Applications will be accepted until April 30, 2010, and recruitment is open to all shooters interested in becoming a part of a winning team.

Leupold & Stevens, Inc. has dropped its lawsuit against Carl Zeiss Optical, Inc. for patent infringement. The lawsuit alleges that Zeiss and two other defendants infringe on a patent that Leupold & Stevens holds involving True Ballistic Range® (TBR®) technology.