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Providing warmth and protection from wet weather, the Habit Men's Early Dawn Sherpa Shell Jacket in Realtree Excape Camo can go a long way to providing a hunter with a comfortable—and low profile—day in the field. The jacket features a windproof performance-knit SherpaShell exterior that boasts Rain-Factor water-resistant technology for dry performance. Within, a cozy sherpa lining provides extra warmth when temperatures drop. Dual zipper chest pockets help hold smaller items, like calls, while zippered handwarmer pockets extend comfort to frosty fingers. An adjustable waist closure helps seal out the wind, and a harness pass through makes the garment compatible with a safety device.
Curious about a chambering seemingly made for, and certainly popularized by the mythical Savage 99? Let's delve into the history of the .250-3000 Savage, a revolutionary cartridge for its time, that will still bring home the bacon today.
Sierra Bullets has announced three new rifle bullet offerings, including the .25-caliber 135-grain Tipped MatchKing, 7mm 185-grain Tipped MatchKing and .22-caliber 77-grain MatchKing X, developed in response to continued demand for high-ballistic-coefficient, heavy-for-caliber offerings.
On July 7, North Carolina’s governor signed legislation authorizing two elk hunting permits to be issued in 2027—the first since the animal was reintroduced 25 years ago. Elk vanished from The Tarheel State nearly 200 years ago, but today biologists estimate the state is home to roughly 250.
Federal Ammunition is shipping two series of firearm covers, the Federal Fit Coil Rifle Cover and Federal Fit Quick Strike Muzzle/Scope Cover. Each is available in medium, large, and extra-large.
The proposed petition in Oregon that would ban all hunting and fishing, as well as ranching and more, failed both its signature checks to get on the November ballot, according to the Oregon Secretary of State’s Office.