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More Smith & Wesson Annual HEALY Dealer Days Specials (Rifle Specials Coming Next) We're Open from 10am to 6pm Friday, Saturday and Sunday and Offering Discounts on ALL Smith & Wesson Firearms & Accessories If you have any questions - please call us at 480-621-5555

Our Annual Smith & Wesson Dealer Days Sale is going on all weekend - Friday April 26 - Sunday April 28 We'll post more specials as we have them ready Questions? Please Call Us At: 480.621.5555 We're right in the heart of the East Valley and EASY to get to

Now through December 24, 2018 / Other Items On Sale Storewide We're Open Saturday 10-6pm, Sunday 10-5pm and Monday Christmas Eve Day Until 3pm Questions? 480-621-5555 or sales@healyarms.com

A customer, who got our HEALY Black Friday mailer, sent me the attached image from his Cabela's Black Friday and Pre-Sale ad. He said: their big sale price is a hundred bucks more than your sale price ---- 399.99 is your everyday price I told him: you're welcome --- be in line early --- tell a friend --- see you Friday They had to reduce their price $50 to compete with our everyday price

These are the Gen 1 guns - and yes we have a supply of the 10035 no thumb safety guns

Need a quality & accurate Elk & Deer rifle that doesn't break the bank? This package includes (pictured below): Brand New Savage Model 111 30-06 Rifle #19690 (**this is a standard Savage receiver NOT an AXIS**) Nikon 3-9 Scope w/ factory bore sight Box of Ammunition - 20 Rounds, Brass Cased, 180 Grain SP Bullets HEALY Price: $499.99 (located in Tempe) Why Pay More? (compare to Bass Pro at $549.99 no ammo AND Sportsman's WH at $529.99 no ammo) Interested? Call us at 480-621-5555 / sales@healyarms.com or come see us in Tempe at 1809 E Baseline Rd, SE Corner of Baseline & McClintock (map shown below) Absolutely Limited to Stock On Hand - No Rainchecks

10 weeks to elk. Flipping tires - pushing the sled. In a good spot for opening day.

Truth bomb right there. I've been between 10 and 15 percent, years ago (early 20's) and that was a dedication project. Under 10 percent is a huge commitment. 6% is downright shredded. It's a 1 percenter fitness guru thing.

It's amazing how much easier hiking is every pound that you lose. trphyhntr - I just did a 2.5 mile no-load hill hike 50% uphill and 50% down - and lighter is always better. Better for the back, feet, knees - etc etc etc. Just btwn 15-16lbs down now is very noticeable.

We're officially 12 weeks from archery elk - time for a 12 Week Transformation. I got started on time for a change. Down 14 Since April 26, the day I got my tag in the mail. More to do - got a plan.

For me I find that the one thing that gives me the most bang for my workout minutes is the love/hate burpees. Love: full range of useful motion that works you from head to toe and there's nothing I can point to that's bad for a joint or muscle - no unnatural motion and lots of lung. Hate: sucking wind and wishing I'd never committed to a morning of slowly counting my way to 100 and trying to beat last week's time. Good God - they are always better when you're finally done. Yeah, I can't say I like them, but with the overall benefits they're a once a week thing on the schedule and will be until I'm too old to do them. And you? What's your gotta have?

ONLINE ONLY Five-Day Valentines Special for CW Members is now live on our website at www.healyarms.com Now through midnight on Valentines Day, February 14, 2018 take an additional 5% sitewide - this INCLUDES guns. Unfortunately we couldn't include optics and sights in this offer, but the rest of the online store is fair game. After our most recent comp-shopping excursion we noticed firearm prices edging up all across the valley. We were considerably lower priced than some stores on guns, making this another opportunity to find a great deal on our online selection of Guns, Ammo and Shooting Supplies. Use Coupon Code: CWFeb2018 when you check out to receive your discount. Remember - you can shop online and choose "Pick Up In Store" if you don't want your item(s) shipped. Remember also, guns must be picked up in store OR shipped to a licensed dealer. If you experience any problems with the website please lets us know at sales@healyarms.com Coupon is valid for five percent (5%) off one or more items in a single online purchase made before February 15, 2018 (www.healyarms.com). Excluded products: Optics and Sights. To redeem coupon, the code CWFeb2018 must be entered at time of online checkout and is valid for one usage per online account. This coupon does not apply to items purchased in the retail store; however, items purchased online may be picked up in the retail store. Coupon does not apply to applicable sales tax, shipping, or fees. Coupon is not redeemable for cash or gift cards and has no cash value. Coupon may not be applied retroactively to previous purchases. Coupon may not be combined with any other coupons, discounts, offers, or promotions and is void if altered, copied, transferred, auctioned or sold. Coupon is only valid on in-stock item at Healy or in-stock items at one of Healy's suppliers -- no rain checks issued. All federal, state and local laws apply. Other restrictions may apply.

We got one of these rifles in this week that's not already spoken for. Typically we have more backorders than guns on this item, but this one made it all the way to the wall. If you're looking for something fun and unique, here you go: The product tag shown below has the details, but don't hesitate to call if you have questions - 480-621-5555

Well - that didn't last long SOLD and SOLD 2 rifles in 2.5 hours. That might be a CW record

Anyone needing a good under the Christmas Tree rifle - take a look at these: We're taking $120 off per rifle (Regular Price In-Store was $519.99) AND there's a $75 factory Mail in Rebate available too (thru Dec 31 2017). $399.99 + Tax ($32.40) - $75 (from TC) = $357.39 out the door after rebate. In-store stock only. Very limited quantity available - just 2 rifles left. See them HERE and HERE You can buy Online, In Store or by Phone (we can ship this rifle almost anywhere in the US)

Customer is looking for a Globe/Miami area game meat processor. I searched for a CW thread that has this information - no luck Suggestions please.

Loyal Healy Customers, Thanks for your patience while we’ve been migrating our online store to a new eCommerce platform. I think you’ll find that the new platform offers a much better shopping experience and gives us greater flexibility in showcasing the products we offer. We’ll also be taking advantage of the platform’s blogging feature to bring you predator calling information and product reviews. Thanks and regards, Mark Healy View the full article

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I spoke to Ray in early August and, as usual, he seemed in good spirits. The passing of good ones, like Ray, should make us all appreciate being alive and able to contribute. Tomorrow isn't guaranteed. Ray left a good mark.

Hunts for Heroes (AZ Elk Society), along with HEALY Arms, will be holding a hunting clothing drive this weekend at Healy Arms in Tempe At least FIFTY PERCENT of the disabled Arizona military vets that Hunts for Heroes takes out hunting (via Az. G&F's tag transfer program) have never hunted big game. That said, many of these vets are just not adequately prepared when it comes to appropriate clothing and gear needed for their outings. To overcome this problem, the Arizona Elk Society's Hunts for Heroes program hatched the idea of a "Camo Closet". A program to gather up donations new or lightly used camouflage and cold weather clothing that folks have at home that is not getting used. We'd be looking for camouflage clothing, hunting boots (insulated or not), gloves, knit hats, plus cold weather clothing that could be worn under leafy wear/ghillie suits. We need camping and hunting gear too! No Donation is too small - everything matters. When: Saturday, Aug. 26 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Mark has okayed extra Thurs, Friday & Sunday Aug. 24/25/27 drop-off for those who can't make it Saturday the 26th) Where: Healy Arms / 1809 E. Baseline Rd., Tempe, Az. 85283 (SE corner McClintock/Baseline, 1/2 mile south of Superstition Fwy) Thanks, everybody --- we'll see you at Healy's Tom Wagner / AZ Elk Society Cell: (480)760-3868

Sorry for the double post - I must have missed the one Tom put up. But yes - two heads-up for a good cause is A-Okay. We've been getting busy with the hunting seasons approaching. I want to get as many donations as possible rounded up early - hoping for a good turnout.

Having taken a few questions from readers, we’d like to update everyone on the following issues & questions: What type of lights can be used for nighttime hunting in AZ for mountain lions: The regulations only state that “artificial light” can be used so long as it is NOT affixed or tethered to any motor vehicle. Therefore you can use a white light, a red lens cover, a green lens cover, or whatever color of light you believe best. Can night vision equipment be used? Yes. Ron Day from the AZ Game and Fish said the department is currently “neutral” on night vision, there’s no specific regulation covering it, and it is okay to use for night hunting mountain lions and coyotes. Mr. Day added that the use of such equipment would be evaluated as time goes by and more data comes in from the field and other game management agencies that allow its use. Are you sure that centerfire rifles CAN be used for hunting mountain lions after dark? Yes. I reconfirmed with Ron Day that the shotgun restriction is ONLY for nighttime coyote hunting. Lions can be taken at night with any legal firearm listed in the regulations including centerfire rifles. Does a multiple bag area close to nighttime lion hunting once the multi-bag quota has been reached? No. If the area is listed as a “Daylong Hours” hunting area it can still be hunted at night. The only change is that bag limit returns to one lion per calendar year in that area/unit. Where can I hunt once I tag a lion in a multiple bag unit? That depends. Mr. Day explained it this way: If you killed a lion in a multiple bag area that HAD NOT closed & reverted back to one per calendar year, that lion DOES NOT count toward your one lion per calendar year. So, you can still hunt lions anywhere in AZ that’s open to lion hunting including the areas that are one per calendar year. However, once you have killed a lion in an area that only allows one lion per calendar year (including a kill in a multi-bag area that reverted back to one per calendar year), you can only hunt in areas that are multiple bag and have not yet closed. Ron Day said that this is where a hunter could get into trouble and the hunter MUST call the Mt Lion hotline at 877-438-0447 BEFORE they head out so they are certain the area is still open. So far in AZ there have been a total of 2 lions taken after dark. Both were called in. Both were killed with a shotgun. One of the lions was called & killed by Wildlife Callers’ Field Pro Dave Martens and his shooter Dan Tone. The other successful lion callers are unknown to us. As always, thank you for reading. If you have any questions or comments please put them in the comments section below. Mark Healy info@wildlifecallers.com View the full article

Before we put this rifle in the rack or sell it online we want to make it availble at a discount for Coues Whitetail members. If you've been looking for a traditional look, walnut & blued gloss finish rifle in a very useful caliber - this rifle is in excellent shape for it's age. It's manufacture date is 1981 has a few blems from a little field use, but it doesn't appear the gun has been fired many times. The chamber and the rifling are in great shape as is the bolt and receiver. The only thing missing is the rear sight that was likely removed to mount a scope and is easily replaced. The gun: Model - Rem 700 BDL Deluxe Caliber - 7mm Rem Mag Finish - Blued Stock - Walnut Gloss Barrel - 24" Extras - Leather Sling & Zipper Gun Bag from same era Price on the shelf: $589.00 Coues Whitetail Price: $495.00 Call us at 480-621-5555 to buy via phone / and yes we ship to an FFL anywhere it's legal to do so. I've already had an offer to buy it as a donor for the older "better" action, but if someone wants it to carry & use it like it is I will give them preference.

This takes me back to being a beat patrolman. Grandpa & Grandma = burglars / their kids brought up that way = burglars / their kids, used by parents to facilitate burglaries and other crimes = future burglars/shoplifters/car thieves/meth users & cookers/prostitutes. Very vicious sad cycle. We often talked about how nice it would be to break that DNA chain. This judge's deal will, of course, fail constitutionality testing. I can hear the lawyers piling on already.