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In Support Of Wetlands Conservation

The National Shooting Sports Foundation was among 41 organizations that signed a letter in support of H.R. 5539, a bipartisan bill to reauthorize the North American Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA).

First Shots On Target

NSSF’s program designed to promote handgunning through seminars and hands-on activities covering safety, technique and rules and regulations has been a winner since its initial program in October.

Oppose New Jersey Ammo Bill

New Jersey residents are urged to contact their state senators immediately to oppose A2602, a bill that seeks to regulate the distribution and possession of ammunition in the state.

New York Passes Handgun Exemption

For the first time in years both houses of the New York state legislature have approved pro-gun legislation. The Senate passed S-2742A, providing an exemption allowing supervised possession and use of a handgun at a target range by persons at least 14 years of age, by a vote of 56-4. The assembly companion bill, A-11864, passed 131-12. The bill now goes to Governor Pataki to sign. Urge him to do so by writing, calling or e-mailing: Governor George E. Pataki, State Capitol, Albany, NY 12224; phone: 518-474-8390; e-mail.

Don't Lie Receives Award

Don't Lie for the Other Guy, the ATF/NSSF partnership program designed to deter illegal straw purchases of firearms, has earned the Award of Excellence in the 2006 Associations Advance America Awards, sponsored by the American Society of Association Executives.

'Super Bowl' Of Tennesee Youth Trapshooting

Traditionally known for its college football teams and producing some of the National Football League's best players, Tennessee has developed another sports claim to fame over the last few years: producing the largest crop of youth trapshooters in the country.

NSSF Offers Discounted Travel Web Site

NSSF members are getting more for their dues with the introduction of the new travel-discount Web site accessed from the members-only portion of www.nssf.org. The site provides a variety of discounted travel and lodging opportunities, as well as the ability to structure customized trips.

Michigan House Passes Youth Hunting Bills

Young hunters in Michigan are closer to enjoying America's greatest outdoor tradition. The House agreed to Senate changes to HB 5192 that would lower the state's big-game minimum hunting age from 14 to 12.

UN Conference On Small Arms Begins

The Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers' Institute, which holds UN non-governmental organization status, will make a statement during the June 26-July 7 UN Conference on Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons, underscoring the right, value and tradition of firearms ownership in America and elsewhere in the world.

First Show Airs This Week

The Outdoor Channel's "Step Outside" television program will kick off its third season this week with 13 new episodes tracking the adventures of newcomers to the outdoors. Check local TV listings for air times.