Zeiss Sports Optics and Remington announce ultimate combo promotion
Rhino Calls introduces Double Trouble Black Rhino Predator Call
Rhino Calls says this call is the easiest to use open reed call on the market. Its cutting-edge reed warp design reduces lock-up. Less surface contact reduces freeze-up. Innovative 10 degree air channel transverse offset. Creative Two/One air channel allows reeds to work together. Conforms better to shape of mouth. Easy to blow and easy to master. Quality CNC machining, not poured plastic. Price is $22.95. Rhino Calls, 6115 West Mescal Street, Glendale, AZ 85304. Phone: 602-290-3387. Web:
www.RhinoCalls.com.
Zeiss and Remington have joined forces for the first time to offer hunters two legendary brands for the ultimate combination. From now through December 31, 2011, consumers can build their own “Ultimate Combo” by purchasing both a qualifying Remington rifle and qualifying Zeiss riflescope and receive a $150.00 gift card by mail. Customers simply need to fill out a rebate form which can be found at
www.zeiss.com/sports or
www.remington.com/ rebates and mail this in along with both original sales receipts and proof of purchases to receive a $150.00 American Express Gift Card. All rebates must be postmarked by January 14, 2012, and cannot be combined with other rebate promotions.
Ruger introduces 25-round magazine for Ruger 10/22 Rifle
Sturm, Ruger & Co. Inc. announces the new 25-round BX-25™ magazine. The BX-25 features the same correct feed angle lips that deliver the reliability of the factory 10-round rotary magazine. The BX-25 magazine will work in all vintages of Ruger 10/22 and SR-22® rifles, as well as Ruger Charger™ pistols. The BX-25 magazines have stainless steel feed lips and use a stainless steel “constant force” spring. The magazine body halves are injection molded from glass-filled nylon. For more information, go to:
www.shopRuger.com.
Altus Brands signs license agreement for Blo-Glo™ phosphorescent powder
Blo-Glo is a scent free, multipurpose phosphorescent powder that, when activated by a light source, glows brightly, enabling the user to check wind direction and thermal air currents even during low light/no light conditions. Blo-Glo also can be used to mark a blood trail and then provides a visible means of finding your way in
and out of the woods after dark. Plus, it can be used as a range marker in hunting situations. For more information, contact: Cass Creek, 484 W. Welch Ct., Traverse City, MI 49686.
www.casscreek.com.
Wheeler Engineering releases Professional Reticle Leveling System
Wheeler Engineering’s new Professional Reticle Leveling System (PRLS) assures precise reticle alignment with the firearm. This ensures windage and elevation adjustments for bullet trajectory produce true horizontal and vertical compensation for bullet point of impact. The Wheeler PRLS system is the most effective instrument available for precision scope alignment. High-end, precision machining and factory adjusted calibration set screws put the PRLS in a class of its own.
For more information, go to:
www.battenfeldtechnologies.com.
Cass Creek announces the Waggler™ remote controlled hunting decoy
The Waggler from Cass Creek is the first high-tech, remote controlled hunting decoy that combines sight, sound, and scent. It’s designed with MAST™ technology (Multi Animal Scene Technology). Unlike other decoys, the Waggler combines all the senses that alert and entice predator action. The Waggler is a wireless unit that is operated remotely up to 100 feet away. The unit includes motion, sound, and scent, plus all components can be stored in the decoy base. For more information, go to:
www.casscreek.com or call 800-891-3660.
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