Guns

This competition-ready handgun delivers accuracy and reliability right out of the box.

This hammer-fired single/double-action pistol features a forged steel frame, combat low-drag sights and crowned barrel for increased accuracy

Selling used guns allows firearms dealers to showcase unique products, increase store traffic, and begin a relationship with shooters most apt to buy. What’s not to like?

The high tolerances and strict quality control that come standard with the BAMF Pro Series give shooters confidence in a rifle that’s as proficient in competition as it is in the doorway protecting the family.

Remington's 700 Chassis Pistol offers rifle accuracy in a bolt-action handgun.

The influx of Turkish-made shotguns brings value to your customers and meat to your margins.

What will happen in regard to gun control if Joe Biden becomes the 46th president of the United States? Larry Keane with the National Shooting Sports Foundation offers his observation.

As technology and opportunity expand, so does the popularity of airgunning — a boon for predator hunters.

Perhaps one of the most versatile firearms in the RAW lineup, the .300 Blackout pistol is ready for just about any challenge.

Henry Repeating Arms is celebrating its founder's 200th birthday with a commemorative lever-action rifle featuring B.T. Henry's face.

Ruger M77 MKII/Hawkeye added to Bell and Carlson custom synthetic stocks.

The Kimber Rapide delivers equal measures of style and efficiency for the consummate handgunner.

Sig Sauer eyes a revolution with optics-equipped X-Series pistols.

The EAA Corp. Churchill 228 Field semi-auto shotgun chambered in 28-gauge offers a kinder, gentler shooting experience.

Introduce your customers to a once-ignored cartridge clan that’s now hailed by hunters.

This new rifle from Sig Sauer pairs the reliability of Sig’s lightweight direct impingement system with the customization of Tread accessories.

After several years of studies and experimentation, the U.S. Marine Corps has issued a letter of intent to purchase an unspecified quantity of NT-4 weapon suppressors from Knights Armament Company.