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That is a great question. What does a "lifetime warranty" mean? What does it entail? For Liberty Safe and Security Products, Inc., that means a lot of things. When you purchase a UL Rated Liberty Safe, those safes are backed by their Lifetime Warranty. That means if you ever experience a fire or attempted break-in on your UL rated safe and there is a need to repair or replace your safe, Liberty will repair or completely replace your safe at no cost to you. Basically, when your safe does what it is supposed to do and gets damaged, you'll receive repair or replacement service for your safe for free. Not a bad deal. Their Warranty States: "Liberty warrants that each new safe will be free from defects in material and workmanship for the lifetime of the original purchaser. If there is a defect in either materials or workmanship during your li...

When you are looking for a bullet or ammo solution, Hornady is the most trusted and innovative player in the market. Check out these different options in bullet/ammo selection. Hornady Accuracy Hornady carefully selected every component to ensure uniformity, then loaded this ammo to exacting specifications to provide pinpoint accuracy. Each cartridge is loaded with either Hornady ELD Match, A-MAX, or high-performance boattail hollow point bullets. Stringent quality control ensures proper bullet seating, consistent charges and pressures, optimal velocity and repeatable accuracy. Learn about Hornady reloading and the options we have at North 40 Outfitters. All manufacturers conventional polymer tips in high BC bullets melt in flight. Hornady® engineers discovered that conventional bullet tip materials in streamlined, high BC bullets melt a...

The Hornady Reloading Manual If you are a shooter, or you are brand new to reloading, you're going to want a reloading manual, and we've got one available here. This will give you all the background information you need to get started down your path to the perfect grain/casing/bullet combination for your applications. Whether it's for accuracy and long range, competitions shoots, or for hunting bear in Montana, there will be a custom solution when you opt to reload your own bullets--so go on, use your optics. Get long.  When it comes to reloading, Hornady has been ahead of the game for decades. If you are looking for an all-around revamp of your reloading table, then you should consider a Hornady reloading press these are all inclusive and can put you well on your way to successful reloading. Hornady Reloading Press Options When you are...

When it comes to tow straps, Erickson is a tried and trusted brand here in the Northwest. Its main distribution center is located in Marine City, Michigan- with a second manufacturing and distribution center located in Canada. This family run business was started in a garage over three decades ago. These tie-downs and tow straps are an integral part of Western lifestyles from tying down oversized loads like tons of first cut alfalfa bales to securing your snowmobiles or boats to the trailers, these straps are well built and sewn with the latest patterns and technologies to ensure you are safe in whatever line of work you do. We went searching for unique ways to use these tow straps, and these are just a few we found. If you know of others, please put them in the comments so we can keep a full list of "extra uses" for Erickson tow straps....

State of the Art Sustainable in East Pennsylvania Since day one, DuraStart has made safe recycling an everyday practice. DuraStart opened its doors as a battery rebuilding company almost three quarters of a century ago, and because they operate on American soil, you can bet they have high standards. And while that encapsulates standards in the quality of product they produce, it also goes beyond that, to the ways they seek to reduce their impact on the environment. The standards DuraStart upholds have made them the most progressive manufacturer in the industry. And more than that, they are the most technologically advanced battery RECYCLER in the industry as well. They continue to give their customers the critical reassurance of safe battery recycling without the worry of debilitating fines, penalties, or paperwork associated with haz...

Trailers. Hauling. Cargo. At North 40 Outfitters, we've seen it all hay bales, logs, tractors- classic cars. When you need to haul something that reflects your passion- or impacts your bottom line, you want to know that cargo is secure. We stock a wide range of trailers and towing accessories and have been part of the hauling game for more than a decade- so we know what straps to use, what tie downs, what hitches, etc. Here are some common use cases: Construction: securing table saws, ladders, air compressors, and shovels and rakes Moving: securing mattresses, head/foot boards, dressers, tables, filing cabinets, and any and all appliances Camping: securing tables/chairs, kayaks, mountain bikes, and coolers The Erickson E-Tracks are designed to control your cargo during your haul. Let's look at the different ways you can use the Erickso...

Originally developed for use in military aircrafts, AGM, or Absorbed Glass Mat batteries are the go-to option for applications like snowmobiles, marine batteries and RV batteries. When you opt for an AGM, you're going to be able to see (and feel) an immediate difference over flooded batteries. Flooded batteries, also called "wet-cell batteries," are the original type of rechargeable battery. They're commonly found in aviation, electric utilities, and energy storage or cellphone towers. The battery contains a liquid electrolyte that is "flooded" such as sulfuric acid, a dangerous corrosive liquid that damages what it comes into contact with AGM is different because this fluid is contained in each inner "cell" of the battery rather than being "free-floating" in the battery's shell. Top 4 differences when going with an AGM over wet-cell bat...

We are fond of the saying that if you wait for the wind to quit, you won’t do much fishing.  This is especially true along the Rocky Mountain Front or between any of our numerous mountain ranges where trout infested rivers and lakes tend to be found. You can’t beat the wind, so you need to learn to work with it, at least to a point.  It can occasionally blow beyond the margin of safety and reason. Recently, I joined a couple intrepid anglers on a venture to one of Montana’s large prairie lakes.  The forecast called for high winds.  Usually, it is just windy up there.  When high wind warnings are issued, that’s another level.  I would not have made the drive on my own, but these guys were going and I’m always game to fish under just about any condition.  We left early and when we got to the water, only moderate winds were ...

Randy Faechner has been passionate about fly fishing since he was a child. These days, when he is not fly fishing, he’s teaching English at Paris Gibson in Great Falls. Last week, the faculty at Paris put on an event called Awesome for your Passion Day. Teachers got to choose and present their passion to their students and students got to pick choices from bowling to cooking to tie dyeing t-shirts and of course, fly fishing from Randy. In addition to getting the kids outside and showing them how to use a fly rod, Randy wanted to "impart on the students how important and precious the rivers are in Montana and that these rivers need our stewardship and protection." Those are values we at North 40 hold dear and we are thankful that there are teachers like Randy out there working to spread the message. We currently have several fly rods...

Every night before bed, I go through my routine that helps me prepare for the morning. One of these includes making sure my coffee pot goes off by itself at 4:20 am. The smell of brewing coffee helps me mentally prepare to get out of bed, and the anticipation of a good cup of coffee makes thing a bit more enjoyable. Forget the alarm, I set my coffee pot, and if it doesn't go off, I'm not getting out of bed. Luckily, the good folks at Twisp River Suites equipped our rooms with delay set coffee makers AND freshly ground coffee from Blue Star Coffee Roasters. I was set to carry on photographing late into the night and mentally prepared to deal with the consequences in the morning. After meeting up with our group in the morning, I jumped in the far back seat to work on photos on our long car drive to Lewiston. Sam, however, had a different ...

I walk several miles every day between my job as an inventory specialist at North 40 Outfitters in Omak, coaching soccer, working around the house or off playing with the family. It's an active lifestyle and though sometimes a little tiring, it sure is rewarding. And what makes it more so? Nothing like a good pair of comfortable, sturdy socks. Fox River socks are made in Osage, Iowa and you can feel the American difference the minute you get them on the Westerner is designed to be worn with western style boots and give that added comfort of a great sock (perfect for my job and comfortable enough for the soccer field). I have been using the thicker winter socks from Fox River for some time now and have really been impressed by how comfortable they are and how well they are made. They keep my feet dry and wick sweat well, plus the cush...

Want your horses to have good feet, stand for the farrier and keep healthy year round? Follow the simple steps below, provided by local Montana farriers. Regularity for your Horse's Feet Keep your horses on a 6-8 week schedule, and, if possible, let your horse go unshod with regular trims so you can get a balanced, natural shape before the spring preseason kicks off. Handle their feet regularly, pick up their feet, put them down and clean them out: once more, handle feet regularly. Want to read the full review about these safety glasses you see in the video above? Cleanliness in your Horse Pens Not only should you have a clean area for your farrier to work when he comes, your horses should also have clean water, clean feed and clean pens before he gets there. Cleanliness translates to hoof heath. When it's wet and boggy, your ho...