In The Field

Kim Rhode is more than a shooter; she’s the only American to medal in six consecutive Olympics. And Winchester is celebrating her accomplishment.

When you're getting into 3-gun, building a rifle that's up to the challenge doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg.

To be fast and accurate, that is the goal. That is what drives competition shooters to show up every weekend and give it all they have.

For the first time, a major 3-Gun Nation match will include an "Air" division for shooters who wield firearm replicas shooting pellets.

Florida gun store mogul Kahled Akkawi is using aggressive business practices to force retailers out of competing shows. While some are learning to live with it, others worry the new policies are strangling their business and could be a model for other states.

Crimson Trace has developed a new remotely-activated light and laser combo for AR-style rifles.

Heavily influenced by Maxim belt-fed heavy machine guns of the First Word War, the Vector utilizes a proprietary operating method that shifts the recoil impulse downward to counter muzzle climb.

The folks who work for Sig’s ammo division are finicky and persnickety — in a good way. They’re the type of people who stay up late at night devising ingenious new manufacturing techniques and machines to measure, double-check and triple-check their process.

How the Smith & Wesson M&P R8 .357 might prompt your customers to take another look at the tried-and-true wheelgun.

Coming in at almost half the weight, an inch shorter and about a third of the cost of the Salvo 12, the new Utas Octave is a carbon fiber wrapped 12-gauge suppressor that can knock down a scattergun's report to as little as 135 decibels.

Dead Air Silencers offers a new suppressor for pistols up to .45 caliber that's modular with a reduced length.

The Transformer changes itself allowing shooters to mount either M Lok or KeyMod sections on a lightweight, free-floated aluminum rail for the AR15.

Industry Day at the Range has extended the exhibitor registration deadline to October 16, 2015.

Teaching the growing number of women getting into the shooting sports takes a slightly different approach. But in the end, a good school makes sure the lessons are tailored to each student — male or female.

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.

Unfortunately, there is not a comprehensive resource to help do-it-yourselfers construct their own shooting ranges.