Kat Ainsworth Stevens Articles

Help hunters take their harvest from field to freezer with the knives, grinders, seasonings, and vacuum sealers they need for successful DIY deer processing.

Red-dot sights don’t actually have to be red. Other colors like green and blue have their advantages.

Not stocking straight-wall cartridges? That might be a mistake — they’re gaining popularity even in states where they’re not a requirement.

Stock these crossbows to appeal to the gun hunters who want to get into archery.

If your state laws allow the use of bait or attractants, you’ll draw in plenty of customers who are looking for that extra edge by stocking the right stuff.

Gun safety standards at your counter are an absolute non-negotiable.

Your definitive guide to camouflage — what’s available, what works where, and what sells.

Check out these tips for selling gun-cleaning kits and products, many of which are consumable and therefore something you can sell over and over.

Your customers don’t have to spend a lot to get a quality bolt-action hunting rifle these days.

The author has visited sporting goods stores across the country and learned a lot about what to do — and what not to do — to be successful in retail.

These are the models passionate handgun hunters will be looking to buy this season.

Blackpowder rifles still sell, and these models are sure to please.

Help your shoppers pick out the right load for home defense — no matter what gauge they're comfortable shooting.

The best shotgun loads for defensive work is a contentious subject, but there are a few absolutes. Here’s our advice on what to stock.