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Dead Down Wind Adds William Gartland & Associates to Sales Force

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Pleasant Valley, MO – -(AmmoLand.com)- Dead Down Wind, an industry leader in scent prevention, has announced the addition of William Gartland & Associates to their sales force.

“To be able to work with such a proven force and book end in the outdoor industry, like William Garland & Associates is a true pleasure” stated Gary Reed, “We know that all the fine folks at the agency will help Dead Down Wind continue its growth.”

With 33 years of experience and a territory that covers everything east of the Mississippi, including Oklahoma and Texas, William Gartland & Associates is one of the most sought after sales group in the hunting industry.

Headquartered in Youngstown, Ohio, this well respected sales group has 13 sales people covering a 29 state territory. They will be calling on large and small retail stores expanding the current market of Dead Down Wind products.

“I am thrilled to be working with such a great company and great product line” stated William Gartland & Associates. “I am looking forward to helping Dead Down Wind’s continue to dominate the scent prevention and hunting accessory categories”.

About Dead Down Wind:
Dead Down Wind is a premium supplier of quality scent prevention products designed to help outdoor enthusiasts become more successful in the field. Dead Down Wind revolutionized the scent elimination industry through the development of a bio-engineered process known as ESPTM (Enzyme Scent Prevention). Unlike cover sprays that can only attempt to mask these odors, or carbon clothing that only attempts to contain it., the enzymes in Dead Down Wind® actually PREVENT odor-causing bacteria from forming – allowing you to maintain a zero scent environment.

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Congressman Tiahrt to Bloomberg Anti-Gun Mayors: Stop Politicizing Fort Hood Deaths

WASHINGTON, DC - -(AmmoLand.com)- U.S. Congressman Todd Tiahrt (pronounced TEE-hart), R-Kan., released the following statement in response to heinous accusations from Mayor Bloomberg’s anti-gun rights political organization Mayors Against Illegal Guns.

On Monday the Bloomberg organization paid for a full-page advertisement in the Washington Post assigning blame for the Fort Hood massacre, in part, to firearm policy authored by Tiahrt and approved by Congress since 2002.

“The mayors who politicized the tragic deaths of those whose lives were taken along with the dozens who sustained injuries at Fort Hood should immediately issue a public apology to the victims and their families,” said Tiahrt. “Their use of soldiers’ deaths, their smear campaign against me, and their attempt to deceitfully change public policy disgraces their reputations as public servants. Using the Fort Hood massacre to advance a devious ad campaign dishonors the freedoms our men and women in uniform have paid the ultimate sacrifice to protect. Americans everywhere should be outraged and demand that each of these mayors be held accountable.

“The Tiahrt trace data amendment prevents the release of confidential law enforcement data to the public while making certain it is provided to local, state and federal law enforcement officials for use in criminal investigations. That’s why the Fraternal Order of Police, the world’s largest organization of sworn law enforcement officers, supports the Tiahrt trace data amendment.

“Contrary to what Mayors Against Illegal Guns have asserted, the Tiahrt amendment does not affect background check outcomes, does not affect who is permitted to own a firearm, and does not restrict law enforcement officials from accessing and effectively using all available firearm data for criminal investigations. Allowing the federal government to maintain a firearm registry of law-abiding American citizens who have passed a background test will do nothing to prevent terrorist attacks. Retaining a federal registry for 45 days or even 45 years will not make us any safer but will expose which citizens own guns and how many they own – something every violent criminal would like to access.

“Unfortunately, many opponents of the Tiahrt language, including Mayor Bloomberg, appear to be more interested in lawsuits against firearm manufacturers than about protecting law enforcement officers, the public, and privacy rights of law-abiding citizens who own firearms.”

For more information about the Tiahrt trace data language, click here.

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