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Click here to download the catalog as a PDF file. To view this site you need Adobe Flash Player and your browser must allow javaScripts. Go here to get the latest Flash Player. Newman Agency Expands Buck Knives Territory he Newman Agency, which has represented Buck Knives for more than four decades, has expanded its southeastern Buck territory to include Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia and Kentucky. The agency will continue to represent Buck in Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee. Agency founder James R. Newman started working with Buck in 1961. “We are excited to continue building strong retail partnerships in the Southeast area and we know the Newman Agency is just the group to help us achieve increased success there,” said Dave Duggin, vice president of sales for Buck. For more information, visit www.buckknives.com. T L MidwayUSA Aids School Gunsmithing Program arry and Brenda Potterfield of MidwayUSA recently donated more than $30,000 to Montgomery Community College in Troy, N.C. The money will be used to purchase handguns, rifles and shotguns for the school’s gunsmithing program. According to Wayne Bernauer, head of Montgomery’s gunsmithing program, participating students currently must provide their own firearms as learning tools. Bernauer said this results in a disparate and limited collection of firearms, creating instruction challenges. “On behalf of our faculty and staff, we are tremendously grateful for this gift from the Potterfields,” Bernauer said. “Gunsmithing programs at schools like Montgomery are critical to training the next generation of gunsmiths,” said Larry Potterfield, MidwayUSA president and CEO. For more information, visit www.midwayusa. com. For more information about the gunsmithing program at Montgomery Community College, visit www.montgomery.cc.nc.us. Connecticut Shotgun Imports B. Rizzini . Rizzini, the Italian shotgun manufacturer, has selected Connecticut Shotgun Manufacturing as its exclusive importer and distributor. The New Britain, Conn.-based company will manage B. Rizzini USA, which will provide sales, service, warranty and repair work. Founded in 1966, B. Rizzini makes double-barreled game and target shotguns, which reflect “a unique blend of modern manufacturing techniques and Old World craftsmanship.” Contact: B. Rizzini USA, 100 Burritt St., P.O. Box 1692, New Britain, CT 06053; (860) 225-6581. E-mail Michael Guerra at mguerra@rizziniusa.com or visit www.rizziniusa.com. B Savage Range Systems Selects Deep South Outdoors S avage Range Systems has selected Deep South Outdoors to represent the company in eight southeastern states: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. “Deep South Outdoors has a great deal of experience working with law enforcement agencies, as well as retailers and distributors who service both the commercial and law enforcement markets,” said Barry Witt, national sales manager for Savage Range Systems. “They will represent our newly expanded line of products, which includes the Porta Target line of targets and shoot houses, in addition to our line of ranges and bullet traps.” For more information, visit www.SavageRangeSystems.com or www.PortaTarget.com. New Cost-Sharing Legal Program Launched For Dealers he Chiafullo Group LLP, a law firm based in New Jersey, is offering dealers a new legal service called FFLGuard. The service provides legal assistance to independent gun retailers in the event of an ATF compliance investigation or civil litigation. AcuSport offered dealers a first look at the new service at their Dealer Show in January. “Our endorsement of FFLGuard supports long-term sustainability of these retailers’ businesses by providing a first line of legal defense against the one thing that can shut them down faster than anything else — the loss of their Federal Firearms License,” said Kenan Ikels, director of marketing for AcuSport. “Each year, the BATF conducts more than 7,000 FFL inspections for compliance,” said Chris Chiafullo, principal of the Chiafullo Group. “Furthermore, politically motivated lawsuits are not uncommon, as best evidenced by (NYC) Mayor Bloomberg’s ongoing strategy to bankrupt FFL dealers by lawsuit.” FFLGuard is a cost-sharing legal defense program, available only to firearms dealers with FFLs who retain the group. Features of FFLGuard include the BATF Audit Response Unit, Civil Litigation Defense Unit and the Legal Help Desk. For more information, visit www.FFLGuard.com or call 1-888-FFL-GRD1. T www.shootingindustry.com MARCH 2008 13 |