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Traditions Modernizes The New .50 Cal PA Pellet Flintlock
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Traditions 50 Cal PA Pellet Flintlock

Traditions Performance Firearms

Saybrook, CT --(Ammoland.com)- Traditions Performance Firearms, who are known for their extremely accurate and dependable muzzleloaders, introduces the new PA Pellet Flintlock with Accelerator Breech Plug for its 2011 line-up.

The Traditions PA Pellet is not your typical flintlock. Traditions again steps ahead of the competition by introducing new, modern products that change the muzzleloading world. The PA Pellet is the designed to fire both loose powder and easy to use pellets.

New for 2011, Traditions has added Accelerator Breech Plug to the PA Pellet Flintlock line. This breech plug enables a more consistent ignition and easier cleaning or removing a load. It is removable by hand in just three easy turns.

To its most popular hunting flintlock, Traditions has also added Williams metal fiber optic sights and Soft Touch stocks and forends to all of the camo models which gives you a comfortable, secure grip with or without gloves.

The PA Pellet Flintlock has an improved, stronger flintlock with a larger frizzen face and special hardening treatment for more consistent ignition and better spark.

It also comes equipped with Premium CeraKote finish which is 50 times more corrosion resistant than stainless steel and protects against corrosive black powder, cleaning chemicals, and any weather Mother Nature can throw out.

The PA Pellet Flintlock MSRP ranges from $381 to $469 depending on the model. Traditions continues to modernize muzzleloading and invites you to feel the difference.

For more information on Traditions Performance Firearms and their complete line of products, please contact 1-860-388-4656 or visit their website at www.traditionsfirearms.com

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Fairfax County VA Board of Supervisors Crying the Anti-gunner Blues Over the State Preempting their Ban On Airguns

Virginia Citizens Defense League

Covington VA --(Ammoland.com)- The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors and Delegate Dave Marsden (D) are all pouting over the pneumatic gun bill that becomes law on July 1st!

The pneumatic gun bill, put in by Senator Roscoe Reynolds (D), passed easily earlier this year, and was signed into law by Governor Bob McDonnell (R). It takes away the power of localities, such as Fairfax, to ban shooting BB and pellet guns on a person’s own property as long as they do so in a safe manner.

As you can imagine, lowly citizens having such power and responsibility is just too much for the poor Fairfax Board of Supervisors to bear! Tyrants simply do NOT give up power easily.

To top it off, the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors are such hypocrites. When Reynolds’s bill was being heard in the General Assembly in January, a Fairfax representative assured the committee that Fairfax had no interest in enforcing the ban on shooting air guns in residences. But now that the bill is becoming law, the sky will fall if people start shooting BB guns in their basements.

Sheeesh. Where are the adults when you need one?

Anyway, just to let the General Assembly know how much this new law is hated by the people of Fairfax, the Board of Supervisors is having a special public hearing and they will be forwarding the input to the General Assembly!

Sooooo, they want to hear from the public, do they? I think VCDL can oblige them! Don’t you agree, NoVA gun owners?

The nearing is going to be held on Tuesday, June 21st. More details on time and location will be provided as the event gets closer.

I know that I’m not about to miss this circus! See you there.

Here’s a story on the event: From the Washington Examiner: http://tinyurl.com/3bbj4jb

About:
Virginia Citizens Defense League, Inc. (VCDL). VCDL is an all-volunteer, non-partisan grassroots organization dedicated to defending the human rights of all Virginians. The Right to Keep and Bear Arms is a fundamental human right. Visit: www.vcdl.org

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