New Products 
Redding Reloading Equipment says it is offering handloaders a new benchmark in precision handloading with the introduction of its Z Series reloading dies. The Z Series utilizes larger, stronger and more robust 1-inch die bodies. Redding’s engineering has proven that modern high-performance cartridge designs are severely taxing the capabilities of traditional 7/8-inch reloading dies. The 7/8-inch diameter became industry standard following World War II. However, today’s new cartridge designs provide numerous reasons to question that standard. In short, it’s all about the strength of material, the stresses induced and the deformation that occurs in the die itself. The Z Series, Redding says, is two times stronger than traditional dies, and handloaders will see, feel and measure this difference. Increased strength and rigidity provide significantly reduced sizing effort and more consistent and measurable sized case dimensions. The initial Z Series offering will include single dies, die sets and bushing dies in (31) popular cartridges from .284 Winchester to .375 (9.5x77). The new dies are readily adaptable to most reloading presses marketed with a simple die bushing change. The1-inch full-length dies have a MSRP $195. Visit www.redding-reloading.com or call (607) 753-3331.
CCI Ammunition is adding six new Hevi-Bismuth centerfire handgun shotshell loads to its pest control product line. The new Hevi-Bismuth pest control centerfire handgun shotshells are loaded with HEVI-Bismuth pellets and feature Catalyst lead-free primers. At 9.6 g/cc, the shot carries nearly the same density and downrange energy of lead yet adheres to non-toxic ammunition requirements. The loads are designed to produce effective short-range patterns on pests and are packaged in 10-count boxes. Offerings include: 9mm Luger, .38 Special /.357 Magnum, .44 Special/.44 Magnum, .45 COLT, .40 Smith & Wesson and .45 Auto. MSRPs range from $26.99 to $34.99, depending on the load. Visit www.cci-ammunition.com, or call (800) 948-1356.
Hornady has what it is calling a revolutionary tool for precise reloading, the Click-Adjust Bullet Seating Micrometer. This innovative device allows users to easily achieve benchrest accuracy with tactile .001-inch click adjustments to measure bullet seating depth. No more hassle with multiple seating dies and extra costs – simply enhance your Hornady die set with the Click-Adjust Micrometer for optimal performance. The new micrometer replaces the standard seating adjustment on Hornady rifle seating dies, making it a versatile addition to any reloading setup. Users can feel the audible clicks as they make .001-inch adjustments, ensuring complete, fine-tuned control over bullet seating depth. This hands-on approach guarantees precise adjustments for consistent and reliable results. Once the desired depth is set, the micrometer maintains those settings for consistent repeatability. MSRP is $87.99. Visit www.hornady.com or call 1(800) 338-3220.
Daiwa says its new Tatula SV TW 150 reel features hyperdrive design and SV technology to power your bass fishing while extending casting control and distance. The new Tatula SV TW 150, big brother of the new TATULA SV100, is geared for the power-fishing crowd, introducing them to SV spool technology and hyperdrive in a mid-priced baitcaster. The upsized reel casts and controls bigger baits like swimbaits, deep crankbaits, bladebaits, and smaller A-rigs. Bass anglers who spool 50- and 60-pound braid will notice the improved casting distance compared to their current reels, Daiwa says. The spool is sized to accommodate more and heavier line. SV technology virtually eliminates backlash, with spool speed managed at the onset of a cast – where backlash is most common – and then allows the spool to accelerate as the bait continues to launch. MSRP is $219.99. Visit daiwa.us or call (562) 375-6800.
Umarex Airguns says its Komplete Nitrogen Cartridge Rifle is groundbreaking. The Komplete NCR is the world’s first airgun powered by a pre-filled high pressure nitrogen cartridge. This offers the high-powered performance of a pre-charged pneumatic airgun without the traditional hassles of filling with high-pressure air. And it eliminates the need for a high-pressure air compressor, airgun hand pump or external tanks. The NitroAir cartridge system, filled with nitrogen, provide shooters with 1,025 fps with standard.177 caliber lead pellets, and 975 fps with the .22 caliber pellets. Nitrogen (N2) is a stable, moisture-free gas that offers a reliable shooting experience across all weather conditions and reduces maintenance needs. The Komplete NCR can cater to a wide range of shooting activities, from casual plinking to more serious small game hunting and target shooting. The Komplete shooting package includes the rifle, a NitroAir cartridge, a 4 x 32 scope with rings and two multi-shot rotary magazines. MSRP is $199.99. Visit NitroAir.com, or call (479) 646-4210.
To celebrate Ruger’s 75th anniversary, the firearms manufacturer is offering a limited number of commemorative No. 1 rifles. Only 75 of these rifles have been built and each is engraved “1 of 75” on the bottom of the receiver. The commemorative Ruger No. 1 is chambered in .270 Win. and features a 22-inch barrel with express sights and integral scope mounts machined directly on the solid steel quarter rib. Limited edition 75th anniversary model features an “R75” serial number prefix, and each rifle is handsomely adorned with attractive scrollwork engraving accentuated by a gold inlayed Ruger Eagle and 75th Anniversary emblem. A cold hammer-forged barrel results in ultra-precise rifling that provides exceptional accuracy and longevity. Ruger No. 1s come equipped with a sliding tang, a strong compact falling-block breech mechanism and under-lever, a sporting style butt pad, and sling swivel studs. The MSRP on these one-of-a-kind collectible rifles is $7,500. Visit ruger.com or call 336-949-5200.