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SLG2, Inc. will bring its Shoot Like A Girl experience to Bass Pro Shops in Chesterfield, Michigan on May 16–17 as part of its 2026 Grand Safety Tour. Led by all-women instructors, the free event features hands-on demonstrations with a FATS by Inveris simulator, archery instruction, and product displays from leading outdoor brands, welcoming participants of all experience levels.

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ScentLok, owned by Nexus Outdoors in Muskegon, MI, launches premium everyday apparel including the Campfire Flannel Shirt, updated Flannel Long-Sleeve, Logo Sun Tech Hoodie, and Shed Lightweight Tech Hoodie designed for hunters transitioning from technical outdoor pursuits to daily wear.

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Chiappa Firearms introduces the Bushranger M1-22 Semi-Auto, a .22 LR rimfire rifle featuring a 16.5-inch barrel, full-length Picatinny rail, and M-LOK accessory interface. Weighing 5.43 pounds with modern mounting capabilities and traditional wood furniture, the rifle is designed for recreational shooting and skill development with an MSRP of $499.00.

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The HeadHunters NW Podcast features Nathan Schueth, Director of Sales and Business Development at HK USA, discussing his career path from the Marine Corps to the firearms industry. HK USA is recruiting a National Sales Manager for Commercial Sales as the company plans to double its U.S. operations over the next several years.

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Blaser Group appointed Josh McBrayer as Chief Executive Officer of its U.S. operations. McBrayer brings over a decade of experience with the company, including four years as Director of Shotgun Sales and previous roles in Germany. He will oversee Blaser, Mauser, J.P. Sauer & Sohn, John Rigby & Co., Liemke Thermal Optics, and Minox Optics.

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NSSF, The Firearm Industry Trade Association, is accepting applications through May 25, 2026, for its Patron Member Scholarship Program offering $50,000 in total funding for up to 20 winners. Employees of NSSF Patron Member companies and their eligible family members pursuing undergraduate or vocational degrees can apply, with awards ranging from $8,000 for the grand prize to $2,000 for runner-up scholarships.

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