Umarex USA joins a growing number of corporate supporters of Airgun Hunting Legion
10.06.20 Springfield, MO. Airgun Hunting Legion is proud to announce the newest strategic partnership with Umarex USA. Umarex joins a growing family of partners as Airgun Hunting Legion continues to expand the platform amongst avid airgun hunters.
“We are thrilled to be partnered with Umarex Airguns for the upcoming year,” says Co-founder, Heath Peterson. “We look forward to working alongside Umarex to continue to promote airguns as a viable, powerful and ethical way to hunt both big and small game across the country and the world.”
Umarex is a respected family-owned business that is a leading manufacturer within the worldwide airgun community with almost 50 years of design and production experience. Umarex USA is one of North America’s fastest growing family-owned outdoor sport and recreation companies. Together they offer a wide range of air pistols, rifles, and handguns, as well as CO2 cartridges, airgun ammunition, and other accessories for hunters and airgun enthusiasts.
“It’s thrilling to see the soaring popularity of airguns, and the acceptance, and expansion of airgun hunting for big game across the United States and Canada,” says Umarex USA’s Director of Marketing, Justin Biddle. “We are proud to be apart of the first official record book that was founded to recognize the accomplishments of airgun hunters everywhere.”
Information on Umarex USA can be found at www.umarexusa.com.
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Airgun Hunting Legion is the first and only recognized airgun hunting record book. Airgun hunters can now submit their successful in-field achievements for score and rank in big and small game categories. Airgun Hunting Legion helps hunters find the resources they need through the interactive community website to plan their next hunt successfully and provides exclusive member discounts on hunts and gear. Visit www.airgunhuntinglegion.com to become a member and follow AHL on Facebook and Instagram. For more information, email info@airgunhl.com.
