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Utah-based suppressor manufacturer works to change how shooters think of “cans.”

Take an exclusive look at the hottest product intros in the tactical market before they're introduced at SHOT show.

Mission First Tactical — makers of the popular BattleLink Minimalist stock — has just hired on Ken Jefferies & Associates to represent the Pennsylvania-based company in the Northeast states and the so-called TOLA region of Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas.

Gletcher Military Precision now offers well-made handgun clones that shoot BBs or pellets using CO2 cartridges.

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The social media outlet’s importance continues to grow, but even though it can make a huge difference in a retailer’s operation, unfortunately there are limits.

Ohio is close to becoming the 29th state to legalize hunting with suppressors.

It’s tough maintaining a shooting sports retail business in firearms-hostile states. But many still do, and here’s how to survive and thrive where gun-grabbers rule.

CT's Kent Thomas: "We had a helluvalotta fun over the past 3 years and will miss the dust in our teeth, 2am granola bar hording and the glow of your lightsticks."

Remington Outdoor Company said in a statement issued Dec. 6 that it would replace the so-called "Walker trigger" in a dozen variants of the Model 700 rifle at the customer's request.

Inside the company that's delivered smart gun care for 30 years.

It’s ironic that the firearms industry’s chief trade group is located only a couple of miles from Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Connecticut, where 27 people were shot to death in December 2012.

With tightening gun laws in some states, manufacturers are searching for friendlier ground in other parts of the country — and they’re finding open arms.

Miles Hall, co-owner of H&H Shooting Sports in Oklahoma City, has a message for the shooting industry.

With new shooter sales driving today’s market, retail operations have to change their look and feel to bring those customers in.

Over at Prince Law Offices, Adam Kraut takes a detailed look at exactly what Firearms Technology Branch acting chief Max Kingery wrote in his letter and puts his legal mind to the challenge of interpreting it and applying the verbiage to the law.

With loads of new semi-autos in the market, where does the classic revolver fit with your customers?