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HEALY Christmas Ad Number 2 is out CLICK HERE NOTE: One of the Beretta Silver Pigeons is gone. Just one left. As always, don't hesitate to call if you're looking for something specific. 480-621-5555

As we approach January 1 2026 and the expiration of the $200 NFA Transfer Tax, Here are some dates to keep in mind. CLICK HERE We have no idea what the delays in getting approvals back after January 1 2026 will be. There are still a few days to file with the $200 tax and expedite the approval. Those wishing to wait will simply file for January 1 or later. We have the ability to do EITHER process. Let us know how we can be of assistance. Thank you

Good Afternoon, If you see something on our ad that you'd like to put on hold, please call us at 480-621-5555. Otherwise, stop in to see us. As always, if you're looking for something we don't have on the ad, give us a call and we'll create as best a holiday special as we can. Click Here For Healy 2025 Christmas Ad One The ad is progressive and as things are added we will update the link here. Thank you all for your continued business and Merry Christmas The Healy Team

We carry several of the Outdoorsman products in our Tempe Store -- Tripods, adapters, pan heads, pistol grip mounts etc. Call us next time and see if we have it. Maybe we can save you a trip to Fountain Hills. 480-621-5555 We also have an extensive selection of Swarovski Binoculars and spotters. EL Range, Pure, BTX, etc etc.

To all of the CW members and friends who came to the event yesterday - Thank You. It was busy throughout the day and a little packed at times, and we appreciate your patience. Lots of new hunting rifle cans headed to the field. The most popular hunting silencers yesterday were: 1. SilencerCo Sycthe 2. Dead Air Nomad 3. Savage AC30 and AC30-BOB (back over barrel) these cans are exceptionally quiet Great Day all around - Thank you again

Some of the folks on here signed up in the store or online and we appreciate that. Remember you CAN buy at ticket at the event as well. If you're thinking about a first suppressor or another one, this is good day to try and compare before you buy. Hope to see you there.

HEALY Silencer Day 2025 is just THREE weeks away on November 15th (four days after Veteran's Day 2025) and we want Coues Whitetail Forum members to nominate veterans to win FREE Silencer Day Entry Tickets. We will draw FIVE winners per week for a total of 15 Coues Whitetail Nominees have won tickets. Let's build a raffle list this way: Reply to this thread and add names (first and last names are enough information - we will PM you to get contact info for winners) You can nominate as many veterans as you'd like - even yourself The list will keep growing - anyone not drawn in the first round will still be in the running PLEASE nominate vets in Arizona or who will be in Arizona with a fair chance of attending (Event is November 15, 2025 at Phoenix Rod & Gun Club) We will announce the winners each week right here. This is a LIVE FIRE event with nine of the country's finest manufacturers and a host of other vendors. It's a fun day. CLICK HERE FOR MORE EVENT INFO CLICK HERE FOR MAP TO RANGE

Save The Date - Saturday November 15, 2025 Come shoot suppressed firearms featuring the latest suppression technology from NINE major manufacturers. If you're thinking about your first suppressor or have questions about your next one, this day is for you. Do you need a hunting can? Try before you buy. Silencers for: Pistol? Rimfire? Full Auto Rifle? Yes, Yes and Yes. Many different products to try and buy at discounted event day prices. Military Veterans Save Over 30% on Admission ↓ CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO & TICKETS We support Sportsmen For Heroes. This Arizona charity does some amazing work for hunters in need, and a portion of the ticket proceeds goes to support these injured veteran and mobility limited child hunters. We look forward to seeing you at Phoenix Rod and Gun Club CLICK FOR MAP

Good Morning - if you come by this morning, ask for Mark and I'll get you taken care of. We have Vortex and Leupold in stock and many different rings at all price-points. If you buy the package, we will mount/level/torque the optic free of charge and make your first ammo purchase for it tax-free. Slings, bags, bipods, scope caps, targets, suppressor? We have ALL of that too if you need any of it.

We have one of these Ruger American 6.5 PRC Camo Rifles still in stock You'll see SW was charging $659.99 for it. We can do it for $549.99 and save you some bucks on it. If you're interested let me know. We have other rifles near that price-point that would serve you well too. 480-621-5555 / sales@healyarms.com (just reference Coues WT when contacting us so you're give the proper discount)

Thank you AGAIN to the CW community. We had a fantastic Dealer Day event and put several hunting type gun owners into suppressors for their rifles. Everything from 243's to 7mm Mags to Creedmoors to 300 Win Mags - we had a solution for everyone. I, personally, was reluctant to get my first can several years ago and now hate hunting without one. Countrywide, It's really catching on. It was a busy event and the business you do with us is appreciated.

Updating the Ad Link with the Vortex Specials CLICK HERE

Good Afternoon CW folks, We're having our semi-annual Dealer Days weekend event. Should be a busy weekend at the gun store. CLICK HERE to see the advertised items so far. The VORTEX OPTICS ad segment hasn't published yet - so for the record, ALL in-stock regularly priced Vortex Optics will be 15% off. Some items will be discounted lower. Want a deal on another optics brand? Just ask and let us know you saw it on Coues Whitetail. Questions: Call us at 480-621-5555 or email at sales@healyarms.com Click for MAP TO STORE

Attorneys love to flex with the cops and cops, like all of us really, hate to be wrong and called out. Very common thing. Knowing this is half the battle. The other half is knowing what protections citizens have via the constitution and the various court cases that have shaped current application of 1st, 4th & 5th amendments (these come up the most in daily policing) in daily practical/modern situations is the other half. As an officer it's wise to respect the intentions of the country's framers, know you're an agent of the government with limited but potent authority and stay calm. Going thru an ego posturing session is pointless and usually makes you look foolish. Walking away tail-tucked knowing you should have shut the heck up 1-5 minutes ago sucks, so know when to do that. My opinion on the encounter is thus: The officers should have approached the encounter as a conversation -- are you guys here for a hunt? No? Just camping? Great. Now create some small talk if it's possible and have a positive contact with the folks while staying aware while listening for contradictory statements and looking for signs of illegal activity. Unless you've seen something, heard something or witnessed an activity that can be construed as "hunting" you're really at the mercy of the man's statement, and quite honestly most people aren't doing crooked stuff so just chill out and talk to people. I have a many years-old experience in this specific arena from the citizen side. A group I was with was approached by AZGFD while we were legit camping, fireside sitting & beer/soda drinking -- no other activities -- and the guy was insistent on seeing our hunting licenses. He was refused that request because no one was hunting and we had nothing more than carry pistols inside the vehicles. The dude kinda lost his marbles and started to get angry. Then he wanted to search ice chests. He was declined that request, but kindly offered a chair, a spot at the fire and something cold to drink. Eventually he had to just leave. His whole approach sucked. It was a strange encounter and definitely a one-off. Never had that happen before or since. Everybody has the occasional bad day and I simply let it go. The most effective cops I've worked with were short on flex and big on being knowledgeable professionals who were approachable and widely conversant. They were far from being pushovers, but they knew when to apply authority and force and that was always when they needed to and legally could. It's all in the approach. That's my two cents. Mark Healy