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Ruger’s LC Charger is shorter than a rifle format and far more accurate than available 57 pistols.

It may have been expected, but the news that 2021 SHOT Show is canceled still is jarring. Companies are amid plans to shift gears regarding new product announcements, virtual events and more.

It may have been expected, but the news that 2021 SHOT Show is canceled still is jarring. Companies are amid plans to shift gears regarding new product announcements, virtual events and more.

The annual SHOT Show is an opportunity like nothing else in the shooting sports industry.

The annual SHOT Show is an opportunity like nothing else in the shooting sports industry.

On Sept. 29, 2020, Remington Arms and its associated companies will be divided in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Alabama.

Vista has been trending toward decentralization of its divisions — allowing its brands to shine and follow distinct paths with less reliance on shared services — and the hiring of Josh Waldron marks a dramatic step in that direction for the Blackhawk, Eagle and Uncle Mike’s brands. Tactical Retailer caught up with Waldron recently to get his thoughts on the future of his brands in the tactical market.

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.

In the latest shooting sports industry news, Zanders announces an exclusive shotgun available from Tristar Arms and Davidson's is offering the new FN 509 Tactical Pistol.

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.

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.

Joshua Waldron has been hired as president of BLACKHAWK!, which is part of the growing Vista Outdoor’s Outdoor Products segment.

Vista Outdoor announced July 27 it will purchase hydration carrier manufacturer CamelBak for $412 million.

Shooting Sports Retailer had the chance to sit down with Vista Outdoor CEO Mark DeYoung to get a better idea of where he wants to take the company and what it all means for retailers in the market.