NSSF Bullet Points Articles

Historic Landmark Status Rejected for Colt Complex

A National Park Service advisory committee last week rejected National Landmark status for the historic Colt factory complex in Hartford, Conn., a move that has drawn the ire of Connecticut’s governor and its Congressional delegation.

Remembering Dick Baldwin

The firearms industry mourns the unfortunate loss of Dick Baldwin, 69, a trapshooting legend, noted author and irreplaceable member of the shooting sports community. Baldwin died Wednesday after a car crash near his home in Danbury, Conn. Look back on the life and remarkable achievements of a true champion.

Clark County Shooting Park Ground Breaking

The much anticipated ground breaking of the planned 2,900-acre, state-of-the-art Clark County Shooting Park is scheduled for Saturday at 10:30 a.m.

Car Thief Gets Youths' Guns

Two Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) trap teams from Tennessee, on their way to NSSF's recent international-style competition in Colorado Springs, were devastated when a thief stole their coach's vehicle containing more than $120,000 worth of shotguns, gear and cameras.

Big Brothers, Big Sisters

The Pass It On outdoor mentors program offers opportunities for Big Brothers Big Sisters participants to try hunting and fishing. Read Sunday’s article from the Wichita (Kansas) Eagle, where the program started before expanding across Kansas and into several other states. NSSF is a Pass It On program sponsor.

Invite a Newcomer

Autumn is a favorite time of year for many sportsmen and women. NSSF's STEP OUTSIDE program reminds you to invite someone to join you as you take to the woods, fields and ranges this fall.

10 Percent More Young Hunters

So far this fall, over 11,000 new apprentice hunting licenses have been sold in Michigan and Ohio, which recently passed Families Afield legislation allowing youths to try hunting under direct supervision of an experienced adult hunter.

Online Resources for Finding Hunting Places

"As hunting season heats up, don't forget some resources to help you find game around the state and beyond," says the Richmond Times-Dispatch.

Report Confirms Abuses by Former ATF Director

A new 157-page Department of Justice report confirms certain allegations leveled earlier this year at Carl J. Truscott, former director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF).

Changes for NICS

The FBI's National Instant Background Check System (NICS) is informing federal firearms licensees (FFLs) of changes to the system that have taken effect, including NICS E-Check digital certificate enhancement, a terminology change on collateral checks and call center status notification.