GTW NEWS


BlueHeron adds experience


tonewsector BlueHeronCommunications has hired SteveDenny, an outdoor- industry veteran with success in the law enforcement and tacticalmarkets, to lead its newest business division. In his role as president of Blue


HeronConsulting,Steve,who will be based inNorthCarolina, US,willmanage his team’s efforts in building andmaintaining relationships with select law enforcement andmilitary units throughout the east coast. Prior to this he served


as generalmanager of the government programmes and sales division for Brownells Inc, and also has experienced gained fromSig Sauer,CrimsonTrace andTaser,where hemanaged the military and law enforcement sales andmarketing teams. GaryGiudice,BlueHeron


Communications’president and founder, said: “You couldn’t find a personwithmore credibility,more relationship-building experience or passion for the job than Steve.”


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Sellmark has released its first scope built on a 35mmbody.


Sightmark goes largewith newest scope


S


ellmark has introduced its first 35mm-diameter body


tube scope with the Sightmark 6-25x56TripleDuty riflescope. Its fullymulticoated optics use


cutting-edge glass to transmit a bright and crisp picture that is said tomake tracking and shooting targets quick and easy. Te 6-25x56 features a


one-piece 35mmtube that has a 120minute of angle (MOA) adjustment range,¼inMOA clicks and an internally lit glass- etched reticle.Tis is ideal for dusk and low-light conditions because only the reticle is illuminated, improving the contrast between the reticle and target.


“Tis scope was designed


for shooters taking long-range shots from500 to 1,000 yards – those who need a scope that has maximumMOA-adjustment range and light transmission to dial in andmake precision shots,” said James Sellers, the president of Sightmark. O-ring sealed and nitrogen


purged, the 6-25x56 is both fogproof and water resistant. It also features a parallax-


adjustment knob and oversized, locking windage and elevation turrets, providing an additional level of accuracy and ensuring the scope stays zeroed. It is available in duplex, circle- dot andmil-dot reticles.


The reticles are available inmil-dot (pictured above),duplex and circle-dot.


Sellmark Corporation T: +1 817 225 0310 E:stajvar@sellmark.net W:www.sightmark.com


RightAngle forMossberg’smarketing


GunmanufacturerOFMossberg &Sons Inc has hired industry veteran Pete Angle as its director ofmarketing. Withmore than 17 years of


marketing experience in the trade Pete Angle is taking his broad-based business acumen and extensive network of contacts to Mossberg. He is assuming responsibility


for developing and implementing its consumermarketing and brand strategies, including creative, promotions and eMarketing. He previously served as


seniormarketingmanager for


also gathered extensivemedia experience froman earlier spell at NRA Publications. TomTaylor,Mossberg’s


PeteAngle joins O FMossberg&Sons Inc as its director ofmarketing.


Under Armour,where he was instrumental in driving brand awareness in the hunting and fishing division and as director ofmarketing forHunter’s Specialties,where he rebranded its creative assets.He had


vice-president of sales and marketing, said: “Pete brings a tremendous breadth of industry and brandmarketing knowledge that will continue to drive Mossberg’s overallmarketing and communication strategies to a higher level. “His passion for the outdoors


as well as his early experience as an operationsmanager for a sporting goods store gives Pete an advantage in understanding Mossberg’s core customer.”


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