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Tuesday, June 16, 2015

New Hampshire 150th Anniversary Commemorative Firearms

Posted by Wayne G. Barber
In observance of the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department’s 150th anniversary in 2015, two New Hampshire firearms manufacturers created limited-edition guns engraved with the Fish and Game 150th anniversary logo and an exclusive serial number.

A portion of all sales, and proceeds from each of the guns with serial number 001, benefit the Wildlife Heritage Foundation of New Hampshire, NH Fish and Game’s nonprofit partner.

You could win Serial #1 of the LHR limited-edition muzzleloader rifle commemorating Fish and Game's 150th Anniversary! Raffle tickets are being sold at Bass Pro Shops in Hooksett, N.H., where the rifle is on display. Only 1,000 tickets are available, priced at $10 per ticket or three for $25. The winning ticket will be drawn on September 19, 2015. All proceeds benefit the Wildlife Heritage Foundation of New Hampshire. This special 50 cal. Redemption commemorative muzzleloader rifle is embellished with the N.H. Fish and Game Department anniversary seal. The gun features a walnut stock and forend, and a 24-inch barrel protected with Armornite rustproofing in the bore and exterior, Stealth-Striker and the Adapt breech system.
The Ruger NH Fish and Game 150th Anniversary Bolt Action Hawkeye rifle is available for purchase at LL Cote in Errol. These Ruger M77 Hawkeye rifles are in .308 Win and feature an all-weather stainless steel, 22-inch barrel and receiver matched with an American walnut stock. Each rifle includes a numbered floorplate with the N.H. Fish and Game Department's anniversary seal in 14 karat gold. The serial number of each rifle includes the prefix NHFG and a number that matches the floorplate, along with a certificate of authenticity. This special gun can be ordered from LL Cote in Errol by calling 603-482-7777.

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