From SSR Magazine Articles

How can any business compete for the ever-dwindling number of workers available in today’s marketplace?

Ruger may not be the oldest firearm maker in the United States, but it is the largest and one of the most financially sound. The company’s product offerings are so diverse it likely has a gun to fit the needs of just about any shooter.

Take a look at the best reloading products your customers will want to see this season.

Big retail and grocery chains have millions to spend on planogram optimization, the process of arranging the flow and product presentation in their stores to gain every last dollar of sales from each customer visit. Here are their secrets you can use to grow sales in your store.

Preparing an investment proposal requires the same approach as planning a successful hunt.

Understanding larger industry trends as well as local demands will help you serve your market.

A little know-how and some basic math will allow you to calculate the distance to your target with relative accuracy.

Improving your business and boosting profits can be as simple as listening to your customers.

Aftermarket triggers and barrels are easy to install and will help your customers print tighter groups.

Retay’s inertia-action Masai Mara shotgun delivers fit and finish above its price.

Stocking versatile, quality tools and supplies will help you meet a majority of your market’s needs.

Shooting Sports Retailer spoke with Andy York, president of Sig Sauer Electro Optics, about the future and what Sig Sauer is doing to continue driving dealer support around some new products like the BDX line.

Mossberg makes a splash with the MC1sc, its first new handgun in 100 years.