Accessories

Some people might have the idea of their business becoming an AR-15 custom gunsmithing operation. This is a serious leap to take.

One of the most ubiquitous names in tactical gear has gone back to its roots, inventing a new logo to highlight its Navy SEAL lineage.

Galco offers the Carry Lite and Matrix lines that have price points of about $25 to $50.

It’s a company few retailers know well, but the rifles and other gear they help make are some of the best-known products in the country.

With the Army’s current transition from the Universal Camouflage Pattern to the new Operational Camouflage Pattern beginning July 1, 2015, focus is going to shift on Army footwear.

For some really interactive tactical shooting, look no further that Champion Targets and its new line of DuraSeal Spinners.

Tactical shooters with some property and disposable income might have a yen to build a fairly elaborate backyard shooting venue.

Delta P Design has decided to build a suppressor that is among the lightest and shortest on the market yet remains quiet and reliable.

Adding suppressors to your counter gives your customers a better way to shoot and will help boost profits. And it’s a lot easier to get into the market than you might think.

As interest in the shooting sports grows, a lot of new gun enthusiasts are getting into competitions. Whether it’s 3-gun, USPSA or Cowboy Action, make sure your store has what they need to get on target fast.

Vista Outdoor announced July 27 it will purchase hydration carrier manufacturer CamelBak for $412 million.

Today’s red-dot sights offer many advantages for young and old shooters alike. Used by competitors, police and military troops, the red dot has features that sell.

There is no getting around the fact that quality optics like red-dots can be expensive.

Sig Sauer made a splash like few others at the 2015 SHOT Show. That impact is in no small part due to the aggressive leadership of CEO Ron Cohen.

Silencerco just announced it has so far shipped 5,000 of its Omega can, a new design for 2015 that includes an integral recoil reducing anchor brake and is made with titanium, stainless steel and Stellite.

Another option for those looking for a tactical .22 is to convert an existing centerfire gun to a rimfire one.

In a move that's become all too common among firearms companies that had a heavy dependence on military sales, SureFire announced June 22 it was cutting its workforce in an effort to "streamline operations, refine its product offerings, and cut overall expenditures."