A Montana television station’s regular programming was interrupted by news of a zombie apocalypse… [1]
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FAA Releases New Drone List [2]. (Note that there are just a few airports in the American Redoub [3]t, compared to other parts of the country)
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Oregon-collared wolf killed by Idaho Hunter [4]
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I heard that Armageddon Armory [5] in Nampa, Idaho still has some firearms inventory available, and they just took delivery of a large batch of TAPCO polymer magazines. Many gun shops across the country have empty shelves. So it is nice find one that still has a decent inventory. At last report, they have available: “4 Century R1A1 .308 rifles, 6 Anderson Arms free float AR-15 rifles, 2 M1 Carbines, and just one each of the following: CETME .308, Springfield M1A SOCOM Scout, Sterling 9mm carbine, Calico 9mm, Barrett .50 BMG, Armalite bolt action .50 BMG, Bushmaster XM15 .223, Bushmaster M4, and a Stag Arms left hand AR-15.” They also mentioned that they have “…more ammo en route at this time from Magtech and Sellier & Belloit.”
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Where Are Guns Made? Mapping Gun And Ammunition Makers In Idaho [6]. Oh, and next door: Firearm Manufacturers in Wyoming [7]
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PNW Arms [8] (in Potlatch, Idaho) is already well-known for their Cold Tracer bullets [9]. They are now developing a line of bullets designed for extreme penetration through water [10]. I’m sue that the U.S. Navy has taken notice.
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BVAC Ammunition [11] (in Stevensville, Montana) is presently sold out of .223 ammunition. But they are doing their best to catch up. They still have several other types of ammunition in stock.
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WWII Battle of Midway hero Jim Muri dies at 93 in Billings, Montana [12].