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Vista Outdoor has sold Savage Arms and Stevens firearms for $170 million, shedding itself of two well known brands. Vista said part of the gross proceeds of $158 million from the sale will be used to reduce debt.

Last week, from the Democratic primary debate stage, former Vice President Joe Biden said we were the enemy. They are blaming us as an industry and the law-abiding gun owners we serve. This is what we’re up against in the coming election season.

In the latest shooting sports industry news, Springfield Armory founder Robert Reese died on June 22 in Iowa.

The 2020 Hunting Retailer Show will take place March 9-10, at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center in Nashville, Tennessee. Show organizers have officially opened their call for seminar speakers.

Clark Brothers Gun Shop and Shooting Range is located not far outside the Washington, D.C. beltway — but it has a distinctly small-town vibe.

Chris Cox, second in command at the National Rifle Association and its top political lobbyist, resigned amid allegations of a coup attempt and continued turmoil at the nation's oldest gun rights organization.

In the latest shooting sports industry news, Zanders announces an exclusive shotgun available from Tristar Arms and Davidson's is offering the new FN 509 Tactical Pistol.

The ATA leverages its partnerships with many agencies and organizations to boost business for ATA members, strengthen the industry and increase participation rates.

Proposed legislation would strengthen criminal penalties for theft of firearms from FFLs to help prevent criminals from becoming repeat offenders.