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After nearly being left for dead, the makers of the world’s first precision-guided firearm are shaking off recent missteps and charting a course for growing the brand.

The industry seems to be in a glut situation in one area, a shortage situation in another and probably mixed somewhere between others.

Coming in at almost half the weight, an inch shorter and about a third of the cost of the Salvo 12, the new Utas Octave is a carbon fiber wrapped 12-gauge suppressor that can knock down a scattergun's report to as little as 135 decibels.

Dead Air Silencers offers a new suppressor for pistols up to .45 caliber that's modular with a reduced length.

The ASW-408 uses the latest innovation in the patented SABER-FORSST modular rifle chassis system, an interlocking action/chassis design precision machined from aerospace grade aluminum alloy that requires no bedding and very little maintenance.

For many customers, muzzleloaders can be a bit of a mystery. But today's technology has made it easier to get into smokepoles, and good advice can help your customers feel more comfortable.

In a new national poll on crime and gun rights, a large majority of Americans say they feel safer when more people are carrying concealed handguns.

Like the HK 32, the PTR is a roller-locked, semi-automatic rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm. It feeds from a variety of staggered-column, box-type magazines ranging from five to 40 rounds.

In a move that Ruger hopes will get more of its compact LC9s handguns across the counter, the company is offering a $100 voucher for Ruger accessories to anyone who exchanges their hammer-fired LC9 for a newer striker-fired one.