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.

High-end polymer parts manufacturer PolyOne announced Dec. 2 it has formed a business division dedicated specifically to outdoor products and the shooting sports market.

PolyCase Ammunition is a young injection molding company in Savannah, Georgia, that creates a product line with copper-polymer bullets.

Henrys are very special guns generating smiles every time they are pulled from the case. Even among a ton of other custom rifles, these off-the-shelf Henry rifles still pull me in like no other gun. They are a joy to own, display, handle and shoot.

In the company's latest financial statement to investors, Remington Outdoor Company disclosed declining sales of firearms and ammunition in the last quarter, with many consumers purchasing less expensive guns and ammunition.

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.