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It’s ironic that the firearms industry’s chief trade group is located only a couple of miles from Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Connecticut, where 27 people were shot to death in December 2012.

With tightening gun laws in some states, manufacturers are searching for friendlier ground in other parts of the country — and they’re finding open arms.

Featuring nearly 60 years of industry experience and proven technology, the Wood N’ Stream hunting boot line offers a wide range of styles that will appeal to almost any hunter.

Miles Hall, co-owner of H&H Shooting Sports in Oklahoma City, has a message for the shooting industry.

With new shooter sales driving today’s market, retail operations have to change their look and feel to bring those customers in.

Wiley X protective eyewear isn’t just for tactical operators in the sands of Afghanistan anymore, and to prove it, the company has introduced new styles to its Vapor and Romer 3 line that will appeal to shooters at the clay field or the 180-degree range.

The Vaprtrek boot is 40 percent lighter than the company’s traditional hunting boots but still delivers the support and stability big-game hunters demand.

Reloading customers in your shop might want to take a look at the new Platinum Series Rotary Tumbler from Battenfeld to get spent brass shiny clean.

Over at Prince Law Offices, Adam Kraut takes a detailed look at exactly what Firearms Technology Branch acting chief Max Kingery wrote in his letter and puts his legal mind to the challenge of interpreting it and applying the verbiage to the law.