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The guns we sell have triggers and so do the customers we sell them to. Trip the right triggers and sales will follow.

Playing host to the Reloading Road Show put on by Hodgdon Powder and other leading companies can put you in touch with a steady stream of repeat business.

Explaining the science of scopes in simple terms will help you sell your customers the right optics.

Timney Triggers recently announced the addition of the Impact to its extensive line of premium aftermarket triggers.

Mission First Tactical is dedicated to producing durable, field-proven gear that shooters, hunters and others want. Its latest cool product is a 30-round Extreme Duty Window Magazine you'll love on the range, in the field or at home for self-defense.

Civilians in the United States own almost 423 million firearms, according to the National Shooting Sports Foundation, including 17.1 million modern sporting rifles.

Take a look at the bolt-action rifles major manufacturers are offering big-game hunters this year.

Registration for Sig Sauer Academy's full 2020 schedule of more than 100 courses is now available online at sigsaueracademy.com.

SB Tactical is shipping its TAC13-SBA3 and TAC13-SBA4 Stabilizing Brace Kits for the Remington V3 TAC-13 platform.

AmmoReady.com and Rapid Gun Systems are offering the Rapid Gun Systems enterprise-scale firearms industry solution that can be integrated with AmmoReady.com’s eCommerce platform. The integration is available immediately for existing Rapid Gun Systems customers.

Mossberg has terminated the agreement with its global distributor and will begin selling its products factory-direct to international distributors.

The Big Boy All-Weather lever action rifle made by Henry Repeating Arms won the "Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin" competition in a contestant pool of more than 150 different products and companies.

A Washington Superior Court judge has ruled that a 2018 ordinance in the City of Edmonds requiring “safe storage” of firearms “impermissibly regulates firearms in violation” of Washington’s 36-year-old preemption law.