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Browning releases the Speed Load Ceramic, the newest addition to its hunting knife line.

GSM Outdoors, manufacturer of outdoor-related products and accessories, announces its acquisition of Bullseye Camera Systems, maker of long-range target cameras.

Do you want to know more about the ATF’s routine, non-investigative inspections? The FICC is your chance.

Smith & Wesson's asset acquisition will add recognized survival and camping brands to accessories platforms. Closing is expected in November.

Nammo has announced Berger Bullets has joined its group. For 60 years, Berger Bullets have produced high-quality rifle bullets.

Due to a high demand for products, Slide Fire has made it easier for customers to find nearby dealers.

The 20th Annual Sportsmen’s Alliance “Save Our Heritage” Rally officially has its keynote speaker — Eric Trump. The event is scheduled for Sept. 10.

Smith & Wesson have finalized the previously announced acquisition of Crimson Trace.

TROY Defense’s Instagram account has been deactivated by Instagram without knowing why While waiting for answers, a new profile has been launched.

The run so far has been on weapons that would be regulated under a new version of the Assault Weapons Ban in addition to magazines and ammunition for those firearms. Some customers are purchasing in bulk; speculators who hope to cash in on short supply and rising prices as we saw in earlier panics.

Facing numerous assailants in surprise attack, homeowner defends his life with carry gun.

The National Shooting Sports Foundation helps walk us through changes to the rules on transfers for suppressors and other NFA items for both trusts and individuals.

Company officials say they'll focus on international sales, better pricing and faster delivery to retailers and consumers.

With the future Modular Handgun System program slated to cost over $300 million and last years, the Army's top general wonders why the service shouldn't just buy a pistol that's ready now.

A federal judge has granted yet another extension in a settlement agreement that could replace millions of triggers on Remington's most popular rifles.

Springfield Armory CEO Dennis Reese and wife of American Sniper Chris Kyle, Taya Kyle, announced today a partnership to produce a limited edition run of a very unique Springfield Armory 1911 TRP pistol.

Colt convinced a bankruptcy judge and its creditors that the company has a solid plan to turn the corner and become a player in the firearms market once more — but critics are skeptical.