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Win a Nikon Monarch 7i VR Laser Range Finder!!

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How?

It’s very simple. Sign up for our blog with your email address here in the subscribe area on the side bar anytime between now and November 15th, 2017 and have your email address entered to win. And that’s it!

The draw is open only to residents of Canada or the United States. If you are from outside the region and register you are welcome to receive blog updates but I will not ship to any jurisdictions outside of Canada or the USA. Sorry!

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$500.00 CAD Retail Value

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CCFR Leading in Women’s Programs

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Via the CCFR

Women have long had a quiet, less visible presence in the firearms community. While women lead the industry in growth, both in the hunting and sport shooting genres, women’s programs have been noticeably absent in our community at large.

The CCFR introduced a Women of the CCFR program nearing the end of 2015 and to date we have implemented 9 ladies events, from range days to a guided goose hunt. The program is headed up by Kelly Wheaton, VP of Women’s Programming and a Project Mapleseed instructor with a passion for introducing new female shooters to the shooting sports. “Women are more open to trying something that may have been intimidating before, when introduced to it by another woman. Our ladies events have evolved into the most epic girls day out type of events ever”, said Wheaton.

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The Liberal’s Anti Gun Echo Chamber

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Via Email by the CSSA

The Trudeau government’s echo chamber on gun control insists disarming civilians will stop violent crime. That’s the problem with echo chambers – those inside the chamber hear only those opinions they already agree with – they can’t hear anything else.

That deafness only intensifies when governments appoint fellow echo chamber members to “advise” them, as with the federal Department of Public Safety’s Firearms Advisory Committee.

Ralph Goodale, in appointing members to his “new and improved” Firearms Advisory Committee, ensured the committee would tell him what Trudeau’s government wanted to hear. And what the Trudeau Liberals want to hear is their 2015 election platform of lies echoed back to them.

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