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Months after debuting its first pistol in more than 100 years, Mossberg is adding a little sizzle to the MC1sc with new options.

A recent study, funded by the National Institute of Justice and conducted by anti-gun researcher Phillip Cook, examines how long criminals possess a firearm before they are arrested and charged with a firearm-related crime.

O.F. Mossberg & Sons, Inc., has appointed Douglas Bell as company President and Chief Operating Officer, effective immediately.

Vista Outdoor has sold Savage Arms and Stevens firearms for $170 million, shedding itself of two well known brands. Vista said part of the gross proceeds of $158 million from the sale will be used to reduce debt.

Chris Cox, second in command at the National Rifle Association and its top political lobbyist, resigned amid allegations of a coup attempt and continued turmoil at the nation's oldest gun rights organization.

The United States Marine Corps is set to adopt the Sig Sauer M18, the compact variant of the U.S. Army’s Modular Handgun System, as its official duty pistol.

AmmoReady.com and Gun-Rebates.com have entered into an exclusive, strategic partnership to provide AmmoReady customers with a turn-key solution that will deliver industry rebates directly to their customers through the AmmoReady storefront and via email.

A joint venture led by Sansome Pacific, a real estate investment firm based in San Francisco, has acquired 11 locations of outdoor sports retailer Cabela’s for $324.3 million in a sale-leaseback deal with the seller, Bass Pro Shops, which owns the Cabela’s brand.

In the latest shooting sports industry news, Styrka is offering a rebate on its line of S3 optics and Smith & Wesson has extended its Military Appreciation Program.

Lyman Products has acquired Mark 7 Reloading and added it to its existing family of shooting sports companies.

In the latest shooting sports industry news, Hornady's A-Tip Match shines at the Buckeye Classic and Burris announces a new sales manager.

Eggs and coffee? Bacon and biscuits? Who knows what was on the menu, but a breakfast at the SHOT Show in Las Vegas spurred Czech firearms-maker CZ-USA to invest $90 million in a new facility in Arkansas.

It sounds like a serious "Dude, hold my beer" moment that escalated into lies, medical attention and arrests in Arkansas.