GTW NEWS
DDupleksresponds to demandwithUSoffice
in the USA, the Latvian manufacturer has relented and opened a subsidiary in the country. With its patented, cutting-
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edge technology,DDupleks’non- toxic shotgun slugs have become a gold standard for terminal ballistic slug performance in over 30 countries. A surge of interest in its
products in theNorth American market has persuaded the company to set upDDupleks USA inHoopeston, Illinois, a central shipping point from where it can provide timely, efficient and reliable service to all accounts. DDupleks USA will be the
sole importer ofDDupleks products forNorth America and is already planning to expand its US distribution network using a teamof local sales professionals.
s demand grows for DDupleks slug ammunition
established industry standards in high-density plastic hulls, a high brassmetal head and aNo209 shotshell primer. Customers will findDDupleks
shot shells packed in familiar five-round paper packets in shipping cases of 250
rounds.For more information onDDupleks shot shell slug ammunition, including product specifications, videos and hunting reports, contact the new US office.
DDupleksUSA T: +1 217 283 4867 W:
www.ddupleks-usa.com
Latvian ammunitionmanufacturerDDupleks has opened asubsidiary in theUSA. For 2017, theDDupleks USA
product line will include four competitively priced 12g 2¾in slug loads in two brands. Te Steelhead brand is loaded
with a solid steelMonolit slug in 1oz or 1⅛oz weights,while the Broadhead brand is offered
with an expanding steel slug of 1ozDupo type or 1⅛ozHexolit design. In the future,DDupleks will
add slug loads in additional gauges and lengths as well as new slug
designs.All of the firm’s ammunition is loaded to
Uberti’s name changemakes it stand out
Uberti, the importer of Italian- madeAUberti firearms,has changed its name toUbertiUSA, tomake it easier forAmerican buyers to identifywhat they are buying and fromwhom. TomDeBolt,generalmanager ofBenelliUSA, the parent
company forUbertiUSA, explained: “Only firearms sold by UbertiUSAthrough its network of authorised retailers comewith a class-leading five-yearwarranty. Uberti-made productsmarketed by other replica firearmbrands do not. “American gun buyers should
knowwhen they buy from UbertiUSA, they are investing in a rich history of authentic, true-to-the-original firearms built by a company that revolutionised replica gun building
and stands behind theirworkwith a strongwarranty.” Logos on gun boxes and
promotionalmaterialswill also be changed to reflect the newUberti USAname. Te company offers awealth
ofOldWest replica firearms, including black powder and cartridge revolvers,aswell as cartridge rifles. Italian gunmakerAldoUberti
beganmaking replicas ofCivil War-era cap-and-ball revolvers in 1959, founding his company in the village ofGardoneValTrompia in the ItalianAlps.
AUberti W:
www.uberti.com
SUNOPTICSUSA OFFERSBIPODS
Riflescope,binocularand accessorymanufacturer SunOpticsUSAknows the importanceofkeepingbalanced whenviewing targetsorquarry or taking ashot,soithasunveiled its latestseriesofbipods. The firmis nowoffering
both fixed and tiltbipods: the fixedmodels are fully height adjustable fromsix to nine inches ornine to 13 inches,but offer a rock-solid footing for stability and
accuracy.They feature aQDatachment, extra-longmounting platform, large-diametermounting bolt and one-touch,spring-loaded legs for fastdeployment. Sun Optics USA’s tilt bipods
boast the same features as their fixed cousins butwith an adjustable platformfor full-tilt functionality and adjustable leg options as follows: six to nine inches; nine to 13 inches; or 13 to 23 inches.Avariety of configurations are also available.
SunOpticsUSA W:
www.sunopticsusa.com
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