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Some say firearms companies that go public or buy up other brands wind up sacrificing quality and focus. But the numbers show when it’s done right, getting bigger can force companies to deliver better products to their customers and help brands survive tough times.

Smith & Wesson issues apology to Brownells for letter threatening legal action over custom M&P handgun.

If you have a concealed carry permit in one of 25 states now banned from Virginia, watch out.

A bankruptcy judge has approved a deal for Colt to emerge from Chapter 11 by the end of the year.

When considering valuable retail floor space, stuffers have to be easy to merchandise near the check out line. Here are some of our suggestions that just might encourage more last-minute buys.

Acitelli, who’s been on the job for about a year, expanded on his company’s products, how he plans to repair Taurus’s reputation and what new guns might be coming down the pike.

The Brazil-based gunmaker has agreed to pay up to $39 million to shooters after a class action lawsuit alleged nine of its pistol models are unsafe.

The sights a shooter uses on his pistol can be an individual preference, with strong opinions about what is the “best.”

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.