National Sporting Clays Association

San Antonio, TX --(Ammoland.com)- Rumors have been circulating recently about gun thefts from vehicles around the country and at the National Shooting Complex in San Antonio in particular.

Because we take very seriously the security of our members and patrons, as well as their property, we would like to address these rumors and offer some suggestions regarding better securing your firearms, whether you’re shooting at our club or elsewhere.

As has always been the case, gun thefts from vehicles and homes are a problem around the country, and San Antonio is no different – neither better nor worse. Some rumors suggest that San Antonio is experiencing an “epidemic” of gun thefts from vehicles at gun clubs or from vehicles of traveling shooters at restaurants or other businesses. We have no reason to believe this problem is greater than in the past or than in other cities.

As the largest gun club in the San Antonio area, and one of the largest in the country, we believe we at the National Shooting Complex are in a position to be aware of such an alarming trend, and it is simply not the case.

Many reports indicate that gangs are targeting the NSC parking lot, marking tires or placing stickers on license plates so they can later be identified by thieves. At a shoot last June, we and a commissioned officer investigated reports of marked vehicles and found no validity. There was no pattern or consistency among the marks that were identified to us, and we found that all the questionable marks reported to us were left there by manufacturers, tire services, or rental car companies. In fact, most marks were so worn or well covered that they could not have occurred in the parking lot.

We have read that because gun thefts from vehicles are so “rampant” in San Antonio that a police chief met with the 400 shooters at that event to warn them about the problem. That did not happen.

In some online discussions, the phrase “national event” has morphed into “National Championship” with implications that gun theft was a problem during that event. To be clear, in 2011, we had no reports of gun theft at the NSCA National Championship, the largest shooting event held annually at the National Shooting Complex. In previous years, we did experience some gun thefts during the National Championship, and we responded by implementing a number of procedures to eliminate as much risk as possible. We have 24-hour security on the grounds during events, and we have improved our gate security. For the past several years, we have also made 24-hour gun storage available at a very modest fee throughout all events so that shooters never have to leave their firearms in vehicles or hotel rooms.

While we can’t guarantee the security of your firearm if it is left in a vehicle on or off the NSC property, we will continue to improve our efforts to keep you and your property as safe as possible. We also offer some suggestions for securing your firearms and equipment while at the National Shooting Complex, at other gun clubs, or at any off-site amenities:

Use our gun storage facility. At a cost of only $5 per day during events, it is inexpensive security for your firearms. While they are there, we accept full responsibility for your guns.

Be vigilant. Know who is around you and who is able to see what is in your vehicle. Remember that rental cars, out-of-state license plates, bumper stickers and decals, and the items you leave visible in your vehicle can identify you as a tourist or traveling shooter, so exercise additional caution.

As soon as you leave the NSC, remove the brightly-colored mirror hangtag indicating you are authorized to be on the property during events. Place it out of view.

Consider how you and your vehicle look to thieves. Remember that criminals don’t have to mark your car at the gun range to identify you later as transporting a gun if you give the impression you’ve just left the range. Can other shooters identify you as a shooter when they see you at a hotel or restaurant? So can criminals. Having gun-related stickers on your vehicle, walking across a hotel parking lot with a gun case, or wearing your shooting gear into a restaurant makes your vehicle a target. What does a casual look through your vehicle window reveal? Make sure all shooting-related items are out of sight, even if they aren’t themselves valuable.

Insure your firearms. While insurance won’t keep them from getting stolen, you’ll be a lot less unhappy about losing your guns if they are adequately insured. NSSA-NSCA offers its members discounted gun insurance through SIAI.

Visit: www.nssa-nsca.org

Remington Arms Company

Madison, NC --(Ammoland.com)- Remington’s Premier Nitro line of target loads were the shotshells of choice for both the National Champion and the Lady National Champion at the recent 2011 National Sporting Clays Association (NSCA) Championship in San Antonio, Texas.

With a record-breaking attendance of shooters on hand and more than one million targets thrown at the event, Team Remington members Bill McGuire and Ashleigh Hafley took top honors as National Champion and Lady National Champion.

McGuire chose Remington Premier Nitro Gold Sporting Clays shotshells to score 287 out of 300 targets for his championship round. Hafley chose Remington Premier Nitro 27 Handicap shotshells for her winning performance of breaking 261 out of 300 clays.

Other notable Team Remington victories at the NSCA Championship matches include Gebben Miles and Diane Sorantino taking top spots in the Federation Internationale de Tir Aux Sportives de Chasse (FITASC) Championship as National Champion and Lady Champion, respectively. Both team members elected to use Remington Premier Nitro 27 Handicap shotshells for their victories.

Continuing their winning ways, Team Remington members Travis Mears and David Radulovich also relied on Remington Premier Nitro 27 Handicap shotshells for wins in their respective matches. Mears was awarded 5-Stand Champion after breaking 98 out of 100 clays; Radulovich earned two titles as Kreighoff Kup Champion and High All-Around Junior Champion.

“We are extremely proud of Team Remington’s performance at the sporting clays championships,” said John Bauer, Shooting Sports Manager at Remington. “Our athletes and products continue to prove their superiority by bringing home titles at the toughest of competitions.”

The 2011 NSCA National Sporting Clays Championships were held in San Antonio, Texas on October 25-30, 2011.

About Remington Arms Company, LLC.
Remington Arms Company, LLC., headquartered in Madison, N.C., designs, produces and sells sporting goods products for the hunting and shooting sports markets, as well as solutions to the military, government and law enforcement markets. Founded in 1816 in upstate New York, the Company is one of the nation’s oldest continuously operating manufacturers. Remington is the only U.S. manufacturer of both firearms and ammunition products and one of the largest domestic producers of shotguns and rifles. The Company distributes its products throughout the U.S. and in over 55 foreign countries. More information about the Company can be found at www.remington.com.

National Sporting Clays Association

San Antonio, TX --(Ammoland.com)- After a record number of participants shot more than a million targets, Bill McGuire has won the 2011 National Sporting Clays Championship.

The five-day event, hosted by the National Sporting Clays Association (NSCA), concluded last Sunday at the National Shooting Complex in San Antonio.

McGuire, a crowd favorite from Charleston, Tennessee, won his first National Championship by finishing three targets ahead of runner-up Zachary Kienbaum. Finishing third was 2008 champion Anthony Matarese.

This was McGuire’s 13th Nationals and 9th consecutive one. He has been an NSCA member since 1996, and coming into Nationals, he had registered 78,625 targets.

Lady Champion was Ashleigh Hafley of Kokomo, Indiana, taking her third national lady’s title. This was the second time Ashleigh has won the Lady Championship for Nationals, the US Open, and World English Sporting Clays shoot in the same year, having also accomplished the feat in 2009.

L-R: Zachary Kienbaum, runner-up; Bill McGuire, champion; Anthony Matarese, 3rd

Prior to Nationals, she had 54,400 lifetime targets. She is a member of the shooting team at Bethel University. Lady runner-up for 2011 was Katie Fox, and Diane Sorantino finished third.

The National Championship attracted a record 1626 shooters from 48 states and six foreign countries, with 1437 shooting the main event. According to NSCA Director, Robert Crow, several changes in the event format and opening new areas of the National Shooting Complex for shooting resulted in shooters participating in more events and shooting more targets.

Other major event winners include:

• FITASC – Gebben Miles
• Krieghoff Kup – Mark Hall
• 5-Stand (Classes M-AA) – Travis Mears
• 5-Stand (Classes A-E) – Annabelle Ayres
• 20 Gauge – Jim C. Thomas
• 28 Gauge – Gene A. Sherrod
• .410 Bore – Jon Kruger
• Side-by-Side – Don Currie
• Pump Gun – Scott Robertson
• Super Sporting – Matt Fisher
• All-Around (Main, FITASC, K-Kup, 5-Stand) – Gebben Miles
• Small Bore Overall – Jon Kruger

Complete scores for every event at the National Championship can be found on Winscoreonline.com. Hundreds of photos are posted on NSCA’s Facebook page, Facebook.com/MyNSCA.

“I’d like to congratulate Bill McGuire and all the concurrent and class winners at the National Championship, as well as the event winners,” said Crow. “We’d also like to thank all of our sponsors and shooters whose support made this record-setting National Championship possible.”

National Sporting Clays Association is the official governing and sanctioning body for Sporting Clays. Headquartered at the National Shooting Complex in San Antonio, Texas, the NSCA is the world’s largest Sporting Clays organization, with members in all 50 states and 10 foreign countries. For more information, visit our website at NSSA-NSCA.org.

World English Sporting Clays Championship Teams L-R: Team Mexico, silver medalists; Team USA, gold medalists; Team England, bronze medalists

National Sporting Clays Association

San Antonio, TX – -(Ammoland.com)- Team USA has swept the national team honors for every category at the World English Sporting Clays Championship, while England’s George Digweed has claimed the individual championship title.

The National Sporting Clays Association (NSCA) hosted the annual shoot this year on behalf of the USA at the National Shooting Complex in San Antonio, concluding on May 1.

Almost 700 shooters from 13 countries registered for the week’s events, with 655 from 13 countries competing in the main event. After the 300-target main event courses were shot, the World English ended in dramatic fashion, with a top six shoot-off in brutal winds that tested the focus and experience of the shooters.

Temperatures had also dropped significantly from the week’s pleasant weather, so shooters and fans alike shivered through the final evening.

L-R: Brad Kidd, runner-up; George Digweed, Champion; Mike Wilgus, 3rd.

Digweed, who also took the 5-Stand Champion title, entered the shoot-off in first place and finished two targets ahead of runner-up Brad Kidd, captain of Team USA. Taking third place following a shoot-off with Kidd was another American shooter, Mike Wilgus.

Finishing as Lady Champion was Ashleigh Hafley, followed by Diane Sorantino and Janet McDougall, all of the USA. Another shooter from England, Sam Green, finished at the top of the Junior concurrent, followed by Americans David Radulovich and J. W. Henderson.

Other captains for the championship Team USA were Jenni Clark, Lady Captain; Zach Charbula, Junior; Larry Corbett, Veteran; and Michael Taylor, Super Veteran.

“I am so proud of Team USA as they swept the World English Championship competitions for national teams. They all were fierce in their pursuit of the gold medals for the USA,” said Jeff Demmon, manager of Team USA.

“These were true team efforts, all propping up their teammates and cheering them on. It was great to watch. Several of the team had great individual performances as well, but it is the team results that I am most proud of.”

Other winners during the World English Sporting Championships include:

• Preliminary event: Champion – Pat Lieske (USA)
  • Runner-up – Richard Faulds (England)
  • 3rd place – Armando Perez (Mexico)
• Lady – Diane Sorantino (USA)
• Junior – Abel Spire (USA)
• 5-Stand: Champion – George Digweed (England)
  • Runner-up – Wendell Cherry (USA)
  • 3rd place – Randy Barrington (USA)
• Lady – Jenni Clark (USA)
• Junior – Shawn Stitt (Canada)
• FITASC: Champion – Brandon Powell (USA)
  • Runner-up – Ben Husthwaite (England)
  • 3rd place – Shawn Stitt (Canada)
• Lady – Diane Sorantino (USA)
• Junior – Shawn Stitt (Canada)

For more information on the World English Sporting Clays Championships, visit MyNSCA.com or http://www.nssa-nsca.org/index.php/nsca-sporting-clays-shooting/find-a-shoot/2011-world-english-sporting-clays-championship/.

The National Sporting Clays Association is the official governing and sanctioning body of Sporting Clays in the United States. Headquartered at the National Shooting Complex in San Antonio, it is the world’s largest Sporting Clays organization, with members in 50 states and 10 foreign countries. To locate NSCA member clubs in your area or for more information on the National Sporting Clays Association, visit our website at www.mynsca.com.

American Trigger Sports Network

American Trigger Sports Network

Ventura, CA --(Ammoland.com)- More Jumbos taken, plus massive Marco Polo … Barbara Crown reports. You’re invited to comment on the AZ tragedy on James’ Blog.

David Codrea points finger at those who would exploit AZ tragedy. Pamela Atwood wins photo of the week.

Diego Duarte “Shooter Profile” - new (FITASC Master Champion). The “Ghost of the Forest” – a whiter than white deer herd.

Jack Boyd gives a basic lesson on 3X-Multi-Gun … James Shoots. Massad Ayoob comments on AZ shooting.

Watch Janet McDougall, Glenn Lubeznik, David Garza, Marshall McDougall, Ike Pryor, Victor con Rodriquez Perez, Diana Vasquez…hit and miss on the Green Course at NSCA Championship.

All this, and more, at www.atsn.tv – The ONLY Network for Trigger Sports!

On your computer, 24/7, when YOU want to see it! Event DVD’s available from the ATSN.tv store.

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ATSN was born from the already popular Radio series, “Trigger Sports Radio” which was broadcast nationwide, and hosted by James B. Towle. James wanted to bring the world of Trigger Sports to a whole new level by introducing video clips and LIVE coverage from shooting events on the Trigger Sports LIVE! weekly show. ATSN is set to be the leader in your trigger sports news, and now we are broadcasting around the world! Visit: www.atsn.tv

James B. Towle American Trigger Sports Network

American Trigger Sports Network

Ventura, CA --(Ammoland.com)- Highlights from 2010 on Trigger Sports LIVE! Episode 104.

Featured Guests include George Digweed, Kim Rhode, Massad Ayoob, Todd Bender and Derek Hurt plus highlights from our weekly contributing guests, Rachel Parsons, Barbara Crown, David Codrea and Mark Walters.

Shooters in action at the US Open, No. Am. FITASC, Tri-Tip Pistol Match, SYValley Bow Club, Appleseed, plus Brad Kidd, Jr HOA and more…

Thanks for a great year and we’ll see you next week with a new Episode to start our Third Season.

All this, and more, at www.atsn.tv – The #1 Network for Trigger Sports! On your computer, 24/7, when YOU want to see it!

Event DVD’s available from the ATSN.tv store.

Happy New Year!

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About:
ATSN was born from the already popular Radio series, “Trigger Sports Radio” which was broadcast nationwide, and hosted by James B. Towle. James wanted to bring the world of Trigger Sports to a whole new level by introducing video clips and LIVE coverage from shooting events on the Trigger Sports LIVE! weekly show. ATSN is set to be the leader in your trigger sports news, and now we are broadcasting around the world! Visit: www.atsn.tv

Cobras, Knives & Mark Walters This Week on American Trigger Sports Network

American Trigger Sports Network

Ventura, CA --(Ammoland.com)- Hunter and Tracker killed by Buffalo.

Barbara Crown reports on hunter attacked by a Spitting Cobra while in tent.

Arizona approves knife owners’ dream, David Codrea reports.

Mark Walters discusses a stalking victim who tracks down her own stalker without police.

“Lunch Time” interviews from NSCA Shooters at Nationals, CA State IDPA Championship Part 1 and Hero’s Challenge Part 1, from Las Vegas, a two-day Military and LE use of simunitions.

Click here to see recent video: www.atsn.tv

About:
ATSN was born from the already popular Radio series, “Trigger Sports Radio” which was broadcast nationwide, and hosted by James B. Towle. James wanted to bring the world of Trigger Sports to a whole new level by introducing video clips and LIVE coverage from shooting events on the Trigger Sports LIVE! weekly show. ATSN is set to be the leader in your trigger sports news, and now we are broadcasting around the world! Visit: www.atsn.tv

Remington Arms Company

Madison, NC --(Ammoland.com)- Remington Arms Company would like to congratulate team member Brad Kidd, Jr, on clinching the 2010 NSCA National Championship Title.

The event was held at the National Shooting Complex in San Antonio, TX on October 25-31, 2010 and is considered the most difficult and prestigious title in sporting clays.

Brad Kidd Jr. takes aim at the National Sporting Clay Association’s Championship.

Despite some of the most challenging targets in NSCA National Championship history, Kidd bested the field of almost 1200 competitors finishing on 273/300 for the win. Kidd now joins Anthony Matarese, Jr, as only the second shooter in NSCA history to have won the NSCA National Title in Open, Junior, and Sub Junior classes.

“All three of my National Championship wins were shot using Remington Premier Clay Target Loads, the only shells I use,” said Kidd. “From shell to shell, Remington shells are consistent and have earned my trust.”

“All of us at Remington congratulate Brad on this huge win. He is currently amongst the best talent in the sporting clays world, and on his way to becoming one of the finest to ever play this game,” said John Bauer, Shooting Sports Manager for Remington. “Shooting the NSCA National Championship and finishing atop your peers here is the highest honor one can earn in our sport.”

Remington Premier STS Target loads have set the standard at all major skeet, trap and sporting clays shoots across the country while providing handloaders with unmatched reloading ease and hull longevity.

To meet the special demands of avid sporting clays shooters, Remington developed a new Premier Nitro Gold Sporting Clays target load. At 1300 fps, the extra velocity gives you an added advantage for those long crossers—making target leads closer to normal for ultimate target-crushing satisfaction. Why shouldn’t you choose Remington Target Loads…the choice of champions?

About
Remington Arms Company, Inc. Remington Arms Company, Inc., founded in 1816 and headquartered in Madison, N.C., designs, produces and sells sporting goods products for the hunting and shooting sports markets, as well as solutions to the military government and law enforcement markets. With plants and facilities in Ilion, NY, Lonoke, AR, Elizabethtown and Mayfield, KY, Remington is the only United States manufacturer of both firearms and ammunition products and one of the largest domestic producers of shotguns and rifles. The Company distributes its products throughout the U.S., and in more than 55 foreign countries. More information about the Company can be found at www.remington.com.

Beretta USA

ACCOKEEK, MD --(Ammoland.com)- Beretta U.S.A. recently announced the addition of Kimberly Weikel to Team Beretta. Weikel lives with her family in DeLand, Florida.

Weikel, with encouragement from her father, began shooting when she was seven years old and has continued with the sport since then. Although she also enjoys hunting, her focus has been on Sporting Clays and in 2009 the Florida Chapter of NSCA voted to send her to the Nationals.

Weikel considered it an honor to represent her home state and found the tournament experience to be very exciting. She has her sites set on making the Florida State Team and eventually the U.S.A. Shooting Team. Weikel will be shooting an SV10 Prevail for Team Beretta.

According to Mike Vrooman, Shotgun Manager at Beretta USA, “Beretta has a history of encouraging and supporting youth shooters and we’re pleased to be able to include Kimberly as a Beretta Team Shooter. “She is a talented young women with a promising future in competitive shooting.”

Beretta, established in 1526, is the oldest industrial dynasty in the world tracing its roots through 16 generations of continuous family ownership. Firearms bearing the Beretta name have been sold for almost 500 years. Beretta USA Corp. was founded in 1977 and supplies the standard sidearm to the U.S. Armed Forces. Today, Beretta manufactures, distributes and markets a complete line of firearms, accessories and apparel. Beretta also owns and operates six retail Beretta Gallery stores worldwide. For additional information, visit www.berettausa.com.

Rockcastle Shooting Center

Park City, KY – -(AmmoLand.com)- Overcast skies, wind and chilly temperatures, not typical for Kentucky; could not keep away the many registered shooters, from six states and as far away as Brazil from attending this past weekends event.

Rockcastle Shooting Center which is part of Park Mammoth Resort hosted the event. The 15 station designed Sporting Clay course with targets set by Bill McGuire provided seasoned shooters with challenging registered NSCA level targets.

Nick Noble, General Manager of Rockcastle Shooting Center said, “For our first sporting clays event out of the gate, we were really proud to have had the largest turnout of shooters for a Tennessee Winter Series event. Many of the shooters commented they’re looking forward to returning in September when Rockcastle Shooting Center hosts the Gamaliel Cup, in addition to our other 2010 planned shooting events which are posted on our web site.”

After the competition, shooters gathered in The Lodge and Conference Center to receive their awards and relax in The Lookout Restaurant to enjoy a southern style menu that closed out their shooting day. Additionally, Rockcastle Shooting Center hosted a First Shots® program later on in the day, which was well attended by area residents.

The Rockcastle Shooting Center, located in south-central Kentucky is nestled atop a wooded bluff and is a part of Park Mammoth Resort a historic resort in Park City, KY. The 2000 acre resort features a 100 guest room cozy lodge, restaurant and conference center, indoor heated pool, scenic nature trails, 27 hole regulation golf course and an all encompassing shooting center meeting the needs for all sporting clay, pistol and rifle shooting enthusiasts.

For further information of scheduled events at Rockcastle Shooting Center and the first class accommodations and amenities offered by Park Mammoth Resort, visit our web site at www.parkmammothresort.us or email our guest client services at info@parkmammothresort.us.

San Antonio, TX - -(AmmoLand.com)- The joint organization of the National Skeet Shooting Association and National Sporting Clays Association (NSSA/NSCA) announce new online forums for members with the goal of sharing accurate and unbiased information about their sports while stimulating camaraderie worldwide.

The new NSSA/NSCA forums arose from an agreement between the NSSA/NSCA and Shotgun Life, the first online magazine dedicated to the best in wing and clays shooting. Under the arrangement, Shotgun Life has donated the software, hardware, and technical support to resume the organizations’ forums, which have been dormant for over two years, as part of the online magazine’s 10 shotgun forums.

The forums are available by visiting www.shotgunlife.com and clicking on the Forum tab at the top of the page. NSSA and NSCA will distribute specific instructions to their members for registering and logging on to the forums.

“With the next generation of shooters becoming much more active in skeet and sporting clays tournaments, it was time to once again bring a meaningful exchange of information to our members around the world,” said Don Snyder, Executive Director of the NSSA/NSCA. “Shotgun Life came to us with a generous proposal that helped us accelerate our goals of using the internet to help unite our members in an online global community.”

“It’s an honor to be underwriting the NSSA/NSCA forums,” said Irwin Greenstein, Publisher of Shotgun Life. “As a free, online magazine, our intent is to break down the barriers of entry to participating in the shotgun sports. Our support of the NSSA/NSCA forums is in complete alignment with the goals of these two tremendous organizations that have enriched the lives of so many shotgun owners.”

About The National Skeet Shooting Association:
Founded in 1928 and headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, the National Skeet Shooting Association is the official governing and sanctioning organization for the sport of skeet shooting. It is a not-for-profit organization owned and operated by its almost 17,000 members. For more information on the sport or the organization, visit www.mynssa.com.

About The National Sporting Clays Association:
Founded in 1989 by the National Skeet Shooting Association in San Antonio, Texas, the National Sporting Clays Association is the official governing and sanctioning organization for sporting clays in the U.S. It has more than 20,000 members and is a not-for-profit organization owned and operated by its members. For more information, visit www.mynsca.com.

About Shotgun Life:
Launched in January 2009, Shotgun Life is the first online magazine dedicated to the best in wing and clays shooting. In addition to covering all the major clays sports and waterfowl and upland shooting, Shotgun Life showcases the finest shotguns in the world, women shooters, and extensive background information about the equipment and sports to help encourage new shooters to participate. You can access Shotgun Life free of charge at www.shotgunlife.com.

Beretta USA

ACCOKEEK, MD - Beretta USA is pleased to announce that Beretta Team Shooters, Anthony Matarese, Jr. and Diane Sorantino won top honors in the Main Event at the 20th NSCA National Championship. With nearly 1500 entries, this anniversary event held October 30-November 2 at the National Shooting Complex was a spectacular event.

In the Main event Sorantino captured the Lady Champion title for the second year in a row using her Beretta Teknys Gold Sporting Semi-Automatic with a 269/300 while her teammate Anthony Matarese Jr. was named men’s Champion with a score of 285/300. Matarese was proudly shooting his Urika Sporter. Sorantino also took third in the FITASC competition.

It was a fantastic showing for Beretta shooters as they took many other titles throughout the 4-day event. Team Beretta shooter Janet McDougal took the Lady Champion title at the Krieghoff Cup and the 5-Stand. The men’s 5-Stand was also championed by Beretta teammate Dan Carlisle. Team Shooter Scott Robertson had a great showing with championship titles in 20 gauge, 28 gauge, and .410 gauge.

“This was an incredible showing for Team Beretta. The accomplishments of our shooters at this event alone speaks volumes for their talent,” stated Mike Vrooman, Marketing Manager Shotguns. “We are very proud of the performance of our shooters and our products”

Beretta established in 1526, is the oldest industrial dynasty in the world tracing its roots through 16 generations of continuous family ownership. Firearms bearing the Beretta name have been sold for almost 500 years. Beretta USA Corp. was founded in 1977 and supplies the standard sidearm to the U.S. Armed Forces. Today Beretta manufactures, distributes and markets a complete line of firearms, accessories and apparel. Beretta also owns and operates six retail Beretta Gallery stores worldwide. For additional information visit www.berettausa.com .

Media Contact:
Karen Lutto (830) 755-4308 (press office) e-mail: karen@luttopr.com
Mike Vrooman, Marketing Manager Shotguns (301) 283-2191 ext. 1355 mvrooman@berettausa.com

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