Shooting

Sig Sauer is working to give more people a proper welcome to the shooting sports.

Education, for both retailers and consumers, is the first step toward selling more suppressors.

Muffs provide 22+ dB noise reduction while delivering natural sound with omnidirectional microphones.

Modular, multi-caliber design for optimum suppression and flight control.

Adaptive Defensive Shooting Summit is an accessible event that features world-class training and IDPA-style pistol competition.

Two sticks in one — adjusts in seconds between a lightweight walking stick and a sturdy, fully featured hunter’s bipod.

Upgrade this classic rifle with a custom look and feel.

Professional instruction can give you an advantage when it comes time to educate your customers.

Pyramex Safety’s Venture Gear AmpBT electronic bluetooth earmuffs combine sound compression with Bluetooth connectivity and are now available in black, desert tan and urban gray.

The FlyWay30 is a lightweight and affordable clay target launcher with unmatched adaptability for backyard wing-shooting enthusiasts.

Whether you're hunting big game or predators, or are punching paper the range, the Bushmaster Minimalist AR doesn’t disappoint.

Celebrate National Shooting Sports Month, taking place in August, by putting it on your calendar of things to do with friends and family.

Limited exhibits spaces remain open for Industry Day at the Range. Secure yours before a newly scheduled deadline.

Kim Rhode is more than a shooter; she’s the only American to medal in six consecutive Olympics. And Winchester is celebrating her accomplishment.

Florida gun store mogul Kahled Akkawi is using aggressive business practices to force retailers out of competing shows. While some are learning to live with it, others worry the new policies are strangling their business and could be a model for other states.

Florida gun store mogul Kahled Akkawi is using aggressive business practices to force retailers out of competing shows. While some are learning to live with it, others worry the new policies are strangling their business and could be a model for other states.

The folks who work for Sig’s ammo division are finicky and persnickety — in a good way. They’re the type of people who stay up late at night devising ingenious new manufacturing techniques and machines to measure, double-check and triple-check their process.