Guns

With a bolt-action rifle rumored to be in the works for more than a year, Sig Sauer has finally released its first production model: the Cross, designed for hunting and competition.

Today's modern airguns don't need powder to pack a punch, attract customers or pump up your profits.

Today's modern airguns don't need powder to pack a punch, attract customers or pump up your profits.

Take a look at the bolt-action rifles major manufacturers are offering big-game hunters this year.

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

The Mossberg 590 Shockwave has been a rather interesting sales phenomenon for dealers around the country: a shorter shotgun-based firearm in a size format that doesn't require NFA paperwork. Here's a closer look.

The Mossberg 590 Shockwave has been a rather interesting sales phenomenon for dealers around the country: a shorter shotgun-based firearm in a size format that doesn't require NFA paperwork. Here's a closer look.

With the American Tactical Galeo, it's a Galil. But it's not a Galil. Learn more about this Israeli-made carbine.

European American Armory Corporation recently announced the arrival of the MC312 Sport 12-gauge shotgun, designed to meet all of the requirements for 3-gun competition.

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

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.

The new Beretta 694 is designed for serious sporting clays shooters with input from some of the best shooters in the world.

Can a team of five shooters break more than 4,602 clay targets in 12 hours?

You can now get the 110 Apex Hunter XP and 110 Engage Hunter XP from Savage chambered in .450 Bushmaster.

Get your fall turkey fix with the new MC312 Gobbler semi-auto 12-gauge from EAA Corp.

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.

If you have an FFL license Type 01 or 02 and are wondering about where you draw the line between performing gunsmithing versus manufacturing, we have answers for you.