Safari Club International (SCI) congratulates the Republic of Zambia on the signing of the CITES Statutory Instrument into law on 28 November 2025 by Honorable Rodney Sikumba, Minister of Tourism. This landmark achievement reflects Zambia's unwavering commitment to global conservation leadership, responsible wildlife management, and science-based policy.

Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) welcomed reports that the Trump Administration will establish a dedicated Second Amendment rights section within the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice—an action that directly reflects FPC's top executive-branch recommendation and a priority first proposed by FPC during the previous Trump Administration.

MidwayUSA Foundation is asking for your support on Giving Tuesday, a global day of giving held each year, this year, on December 2. The public charity that funds America's youth shooting teams hopes to raise $500,000 for youth shooting sports. 

EOTECH announces the launch of its new E-commerce website. This new website has been designed to offer the ultimate user-friendly experience with improved navigation and functionality.

A rare collection of five Purdey hammer shotguns owned by famed outdoorsman and conservationist Will Primos will be auctioned on December 5, 2025 at 9 a.m. CT at RockIslandAuction.com. 100 percent of the auction proceeds will be donated directly to five of the nation's leading conservation groups.

FALCO® Holsters has extended assistance to a customer Brett G. following a severe vehicle fire caused by a gasoline explosion. Despite the incident destroying the customer's truck and leading to an extended hospitalization, the handgun carried inside the vehicle remained remarkably intact — protected by its FALCO® holster. 

Armscor/Rock Island Armory announced that Lisa Tuason has been appointed Interim Chief Executive Officer for United States operations following the passing of President & CEO, Martin Tuason.

Fish and Wildlife Commissioners have proposed several amendments to the 2026/2027 hunting regulation proposals released by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks last month. Amendments are open for public comment through Dec. 1.  

Bovine tuberculosis – which can spread from animals to humans – continues to affect deer herds across Michigan's northeast Lower Peninsula. And because the disease can be very difficult to identify, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources is asking hunters to turn in their deer heads for free testing this fall.

The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission has two good quail-hunting opportunities at two smaller wildlife management areas, but hunters will need to apply and draw a special hunting permit Dec. 1-7 at www.agfc.com to participate.