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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.

New hunting and shooting products for retailers include the Pointer Phenoma, Savage Apex 110 and Shaw Barrels Mk-X CS, among others.

Take a look at some of the new firearms and other events at the 2019 NRA Annual Meetings and Exhibits in Indianapolis.

When setting price points, understanding a community's unique spending habits can be more helpful than evaluating average household incomes or the vibrancy of a local economy.

Originally offered only through the Savage Special Order Office, the Model 212 and 220 turkey shotguns are now available everywhere.

In the latest shooting sports industry news, Taurus has anounced a new Limited Lifetime Warranty that includes certain older models of handguns.

In the latest shooting sports industry news, the Savage Pro Shooting Team is ready to get into action in 2019 competitions.

In the latest shooting sports industry news, the Savage Pro Shooting Team is ready to get into action in 2019 competitions.

What grabbed the headlines in the shooting sports industry? Find out with the Top 10 Shooting Sports Retailer Stories for 2018.

It’s important to know what it takes to outfit your hunting customers for success. A veteran hunter and shopper offers three easy ideas to meet this goal.

With new models to fit every shooter and some surprising introductions, this year’s stable of shotguns and rifles is sure to make customers happy.

Three new models all feature a rugged synthetic stock with distinctive gator camouflage and Troy Landry’s signature and “Choot ‘em” logo.

Shooting Sports Retailer takes a closer look at the new Stevens 555 double-barrel shotgun that brings a lot of value to the shooter without breaking the bank.