10 percent of all proceeds from the Veterans Day Sale will be donated to Racing for Heroes.
Bradenton, Fla. (November 2016) – Liberty Ammunition is pleased to honor the men and women who’ve fought for our freedom, and the families who have supported them, this Veterans Day with 20 percent off all online ammunition purchases Nov. 11, 2016, only at www.libertyammunition.com. In addition, 10 percent of all proceeds from this very special sale will be donated to Racing for Heroes (RFH), a charitable organization focused on helping veterans with PTSD and TBI deal with the challenges they face as they attempt to assimilate back into society.
“Liberty Ammunition thanks all veterans, active duty, and their families for the service and sacrifices made on behalf of our great nation,” commented Liberty Ammunition’s VP of Sales and Marketing Matt Phillips.
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RFH was founded by CW3 Mike Evock, USA, RET. as an “alternative therapy” for the veterans of North-Central Pennsylvania affected by PTSD and TBI through motorsports therapy programs. Many warriors only find their way on the path to recovery with other warriors. The focus of RFH is not primarily about racing cars, but about connecting vets with a purpose and saving lives. These programs have provided camaraderie among veterans who have found a level of recovery through auto racing.
Ammunition available on the Liberty Ammunition website includes 9mm, 40 S&W, 45 ACP, 380 Auto, .38 Special, .357 Magnum, 10mm Auto, 45 Long Colt and .223 Rem in Liberty Ammunition’s Civil Defense line and .308 Winchester and 30-06 Springfield in Liberty Ammunition’s Animal Instinct line. Check out the entire line of high performance, lead-free Liberty Ammunition, as well as apparel products, atwww.libertyammunition.com.





Wind corrections are all right triangle trigonometry. Take a look at the figure on the left. “A” is the shooter’s position, “C” is your target and “B” is your bullet impact. Line “a” is your eyeball estimate of how much correction you need to have POI and POA coincide. Line “b” is your range to the target measured with an LRF, given to you or measured optically.












Built specifically for your aggressive duty and recreational shooting lifestyle, the IP68 waterproof-rated Wolfhound boasts 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum wrapped in rubber-armor for shockproof, fogproof, dustproof reliability while anti-reflective, multi-coated glass ensures razor-sharp clarity. Perfect for close- to mid-range tactical operations and hunting, the Sightmark Wolfhound 3×24 Prism Sight is specifically calibrated for 55-gr and 62-gr .223-caliber firearms and features a 7.5 MOA horseshoe (HS) duplex reticle with .5 MOA center point, 5-position red and green illumination, ¼-click MOA windage and elevation adjustability, 100-yard parallax settings and ultra-fine .5 MOA subtension lines for improved target acquisition. 




Many improvements have been made since the original Galil was first developed. Weight has been reduced due to the use of high-impact polymers. Reliability has been improved by sealing the internal mechanism with a reciprocating charging handle cover, adding additional protection from sand and dirt. A full-length 2-piece Picatinny top rail has been added and a tri-rail has found its way under the plastic foregrip. Plus, slide on/slide off rail covers with pressure switch access have been incorporated. The Galil now has a folding adjustable stock with a 2-position removable cheek comb. The charging handle was moved to the left side of the receiver and the magazine release was made ambidextrous so that a shooter could change magazines without having to take the gun off target. The Galil ACE geometry was modified so that it could accept standard SR25 style PMAGs. It features a trigger borrowed from the Galil sniper rifle and an improved gas tube that decreases barrel vibration and increases accuracy. The barrel is chrome lined and cold hammer forged. 


It It’s Friday and time for our weekly shoot-the-shit. We’ve been busy doing a little clean up after Hurricane Matthew rolled in and are just now catching up, so we apologize for the conspicuous absence of last Friday’s shoot-the-shit topic.
