The Remington 597 is a low-cost 22LR semi-auto. We just received a
number of these in stainless steel with factory scopes. Priced at
$225.00, they are light on the budget. You can get another $25 back
from Remington on these through December 31st.
Like it’s big bore cousin, the Marlin 336 is a long-term workhorse for
deer and other wild game. This Marlin is in Stainless steel for that
deer or pig hunt in our Florida humidity.
American Tactical Imports is featuring a solid lineup of imports this
year. In pistols, we really like their ‘Titan’ line of 1911’s. The
FX Titan is a 3″ 45ACP for concealed carry and is well made but low
cost (under $500). The Titans are made by Armscorp in the
Philippines. Armscorp 1911 parts are now used in a wide range of
pistols from many companies due to their quality and consistency.
Hi Point firearms are US made with a lifetime warranty. While they
are often considered ‘cheap’ pistols, unlike most others in their
price class, they work pretty well when used with full-metal-jacket
ammo and certain hollow points.
The Beretta Tomcat is a 32ACP semi-auto with tip-up barrel. Idea for
deep concealment and for those who struggle with slides.
Getting someone started in shotgunning doesn't have to 'hurt'. Winchester has a new line of AA Target Ammo that offers up to 50% less recoil and 50% less noise than standard loads. While we wouldn't use this for serious competition or hunting, it should be great for close-range trap or skeet practice, self-defense practice, and cowboy action. With a price comparable to standard loads, it's worth a try if you've got new or recoil adverse shooters.
Another great batch of 20 Mosin Nagant M91/30 rifles has arrived. All rifles are hex receiver and include a matching bayonet – most in the 1932 – 1937 date range with a few pre-1930 ex-Dragoons. These were refinished by the Russians after WWII and stored for the future. We also have a small lot of round receiver M91/30s with 1940's dates. Rifles start at just $99.00.
New for 2011, Fiocchi has a new 12ga "Tracer" product. Their new Cyalume ammo is non-pyrotechnic, non-toxic, and biodegradable. Intended as a training aid for wing-shooting sports, it provides a visible indication of the shot pattern in daylight conditions. The ammo is in stock now and we hope to get a video of it in action next week.
After a year wait, we finally received 2 cases of new production 30-40 Krag ammo by Remington. This ammo is only made "seasonally" so we don't know when we'll get the next shipment. While supplies last.
