Sporting Classics Names its 2015 “Award of Excellence” Recipients
The annual awards salute the “best of the best” — those companies and individuals whose products and services are having a significant and long-lasting impact on our sporting lives.
Blue Book of Gun Values Releases 37th Edition
The new edition will be available April 1 in print, as a digital subscription, and on CD-ROM.
For Women Only
From kayaks and fishing rods to shotguns, apparel, and travel bags, here’s a wealth of fine products designed to enhance the sporting life of lady hunters, shooters, and anglers.
Rigby Hiring Three Gunsmiths to Help Meet Demand
The London firm is looking for an actioner, finisher, and stocker to help build and customize its guns.
Take Down
Accurate rifles can and have been built in takedown form.
Introducing the New Sporting Lifestyle Issue
Sporting Classics announces an issue unlike any it’s ever done before.
USFWS to Distribute $1.1 Billion from Pittman-Robertson, Dingell-Johnson Acts
The money will be given to the states for various conservation projects.
Range Rover Introduces $245,000 Holland & Holland Edition
The Range Rover Holland & Holland Edition will be made for three years, 40 vehicles per year, with 30 making it to the U.S.
Minnesota Moves to Ban Lead Shot on WMAs
Upland, turkey, and small game hunters would be affected. Deer hunters are safe … for now.
Heading Back from Pheasant Fest
Sporting Classics is heading back from its first-ever exhibition at the National Pheasant Fest & Quail Classic.