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In the latest shooting sports news, TrueTimber is the official camo of Industry Day at the Range and Apex has expanded its Thin Blue Line series.

In the latest shooting sports news, Chris Hodgdon retires at Hodgdon and Altus Brands along with Pro Ears launches a Kickstarter campaign.

Registration for Sig Sauer Academy's full 2020 schedule of more than 100 courses is now available online at sigsaueracademy.com.

Hunters and anglers visiting the 23 counties in the Alabama Black Belt had an economic impact of $1.1 billion on the region in 2018, according to a study by Southeast Research of Montgomery.

In the latest shooting industry news, Trijicon has revamped its website and Galco makes a donation to HAVA.

In the latest tactical shooting sports industry news, Ruger's AR-556 with free-float handguard is now offered in .300 Blackout and Federal landed a DHS contract for tactical buckshot.

AmmoReady.com and Rapid Gun Systems are offering the Rapid Gun Systems enterprise-scale firearms industry solution that can be integrated with AmmoReady.com’s eCommerce platform. The integration is available immediately for existing Rapid Gun Systems customers.

Mossberg has terminated the agreement with its global distributor and will begin selling its products factory-direct to international distributors.

SHOT Show Industry Day at the Range is calling all long-range exhibitors to register to secure space at the Boulder Rifle and Pistol Club in Boulder City, Nevada.

The Hornady Handbook of Cartridge Reloading, a comprehensive and trusted reloading reference for decades, is now available in app form on Apple and Android stores.

The Big Boy All-Weather lever action rifle made by Henry Repeating Arms won the "Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin" competition in a contestant pool of more than 150 different products and companies.