Danner Producing Face Masks and Other Hunting Retailer News

Danner producing face masks in its Portland plant; Legacy Sports International adds RSR Group; Union volunteers partner with Remington to build youth trap shooting complex; and Exxel Outdoors acquires Compass 360.

Danner Producing Face Masks and Other Hunting Retailer News

Danner Producing Masks in its Portland Plant

Danner is doing its best to keep moving forward during the COVID-19 crisis, transitioning its factory to produce face masks in addition to their boots. Danner is producing roughly 1,000 masks per day with a focus on providing them to medical personnel and first responders. They’ve also donated 300 masks to Portland Public School teachers and staff near their Oregon plant.

Danner has just received their first shipment of materials needed to create another 15,000 masks and are ramping up to produce face shields in their factory using laces, boot foam and other materials on hand.

“On behalf of the team here,” said Chris Perrotti, senior manager of quality and commercialization, “we are very happy to be able to contribute in some way to the cause.”

 

Legacy Sports International Adds RSR

Legacy Sports International (LSI) recently announced the addition of RSR Group, Inc. to their distribution network. RSR is one of the nation’s leading wholesale firearms distributors.

The recent inclusion of the HOWA lineup to the RSR Group’s broad inventory of offerings will fill in some of the best options for shooting enthusiasts. RSR will be stocking a variety of HOWA models including the HOWA Hogue Gamepro’s, the HOWA HS Precision, the HOWA American Flag Chassis system, the HOWA Mini Actions and the upcoming HOWA Carbon Fibers.

RSR Group provides its customers with the speed and convenience of ordering from their regional branches in New York, Wisconsin, Nevada, Texas and Florida.

For more information on the LSI product line or to request a free 2020 catalog, visit www.legacysports.com.

 

Union Volunteers, USA and Remington Arms Join Forces to Give High School Trap Team a New Home

Illinois youths will soon enjoy expanded recreational shooting opportunities thanks in part to the labors of union volunteers and a $10,000 grant from the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance and conservation partner Remington Arms.

The new complex will feature an eight-station trap and skeet range, complete with ADA-approved wheelchair accessible walkways. A second trap-only range certified by the Amateur Trapshooting Association is also under construction and will provide the Cumberland High School Trap Team a base of operations.

The $10,000 grant from the USA and Remington, donated through the USA’s United Outdoors Conservation Fund, was used to purchase materials and equipment for the trap field.

 

Exxel Outdoors Acquires Compass 360

Compass 360 recently announced that Exxel Outdoors, the largest sleeping bag manufacturer in the U.S., has finalized the purchase of Compass 360.

“We’re delighted to welcome Compass 360 to the Exxel Outdoors family,” remarked Exxel Outdoors Owner and CEO Harry Kazazian. “The world is going through a lot of pain and uncertainty right now, and Exxel is working diligently as a team to get through this together. Although the timing is challenging, bringing Compass 360 into our brand collection demonstrates Exxel’s commitment to great outdoor recreation categories.”

This is Exxel’s eleventh acquisition within the outdoor industry as the company continues to broaden its national footprint and continues its steady growth trajectory.



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