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Remington Outdoor Company Appoints John Flanagan as Chief Financial Officer

Sunday, July 1st, 2018

Huntsville, AL – Remington Outdoor Company (“ROC”), one of the world’s leading designers and manufacturers of firearms, ammunition, and related products, has appointed John Flanagan as Chief Financial Officer

Mr. Flanagan has over 23 years financial experience and over five years of industry experience.  Mr. Flanagan is an innovative leader that achieved exceptional results in rapid growth environments that demand continuous improvement.  Most recently, Mr. Flanagan was the CFO for AcuSport Corporation, a leading distributor of outdoor and shooting sports products.  Prior to that, he was the CFO for Bunn-O-Matic Corporation.

“We are excited to have John join the company as we continue to transform the future,” said Anthony Acitelli, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board.  “His hands-on experience in financial management, strategic leadership and broad background including domestic and international experience within the manufacturing, distribution, retail, consumer products and service industries will play a key role in accelerating our efforts.”

Mr. Flanagan holds a Master of Business Administration from Cleveland State University Graduate School of Business and a Bachelor’s degree in accounting from John Carrol University. He also maintains a CPA license.

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Sunday, July 1st, 2018

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Women Gathered on Capitol Hill to Promote Gun Rights

Sunday, July 1st, 2018

WASHINGTON DC – The DC Project completed its annual trip to the nation’s Capitol this past week. More than 50 women and girls in 11 teams met with members of Congress over 4 days. This marks the third year for the women to meet with their legislators to reveal their stories and safeguard their Second Amendment rights.

The DC Project is a nonpartisan initiative to bring 50 women, one from each state, to Washington to dispel common myths and garner support for gun rights. The project is the brainchild of Dianna Muller, retired law enforcement officer turned professional 3-gun competitor, who just represented the USA in the IPSC World Shotgun match, where she brought home individual silver and team gold medals. In 2016 Muller met with her legislator and wanted to encourage other women to do the same, so she asked colleagues in the shooting community to join her.

Robyn Sandoval, Executive Director of A Girl & A Gun Women’s Shooting League, has joined Muller on all three trips to DC. “When women and students make demands against our freedoms, it is important that our legislators know that those protestors do not speak for everyone,” says Sandoval. “We have more women than ever before wanting to exercise their Second Amendment rights to protect themselves and their families. We have youth who are dedicated to their marksmanship sports. Our lawmakers need to know our stories.”

Each DC Project delegate funded her own trip in this truly grassroots initiative. Participants’ schedules included meetings with Senate and House members and staffers, networking gatherings, and a rally on the U.S. Capitol grounds, featuring legendary advocate Dick Heller, 16-year-old Beth Walker of Indiana, 15-year-old Chloe Deaton of Florida, and Virginia House Delegate Nick Freitas. The schedule also included two range days for members of Congress and staff to meet with DC Project instructors to experience the culture of the shooting community and learn more about firearms.

Learn more at AGirlandAGun.org/dc-project

O P Tactical Independence Day Sale

Sunday, July 1st, 2018

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In honor of Independence Day, O P Tactical is offering 12% off site-wide starting at 12:01am EST Sunday! Get even more discounts over the next 3 days with 13% off Monday, 14% off Tuesday, and 15% off on Wednesday July 4th! Use coupon code 4JULY to receive the discounts. Kit from Crye Precision, Mayflower and Velocity Systems, Altama, Hesco Armor and more will all be included in the sale. Some exclusions apply, see our website for details. If you’ve been wanting a vest, chest rig, or even Crye Precision G3 apparel, now’s your chance for a great deal!

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The Summit Experience – Day 7

Sunday, July 1st, 2018

Well, this is it. Our week at the Summit has come to a close.

Last night we had a closing ceremony where we received our participation patches and said our goodbyes to the staff.

We woke up and quickly packed up our camp. Next, we hiked to a breakfast of french toast sticks, breakfast potatoes, eggs and cheesy eggs. We completed the day with a drive back to the Tidewater of Virginia.

Post Script

The trip was fantastic. Personally, I’ve never packed so many varied experiences into a single week. It is also unique among the BSA High Adventure Bases as it offers individual choice in program selection as well as access to those with handicaps or special needs. I highly recommend it to fellow members of BSA.

Here are some admin notes about camp for those of you considering going.

The base camp is well laid out, designed to become a sizable city, every other year. There are power stations scattered throughout the camp.

Likewise, water stations are all over and allow the simultaneous filling of multiple bottles or reservoirs.

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Call it a blessing or a curse, the base camp has extensive Wi-Fi access thanks to an AT&T network leftover from the National Scout Jamboree. In fact, I used it to provide my coverage of the experience.

Finally, follow the packing list. I didn’t think I would need a jacket in June, but it got down into the low 60s. Also, you’ll do lots of hiking during the day. I found light hikers worked best as you are almost always on a path or road.