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REGISTRATION FOR THE 2018 SHOT SHOW INDUSTRY DAY AT THE RANGE CLOSES SEPT. 29.

It’s not just how you sell; it’s what you sell. Stock these products to keep customers interested.

Tips and strategies for retailers to keep their cash account healthy.

Identity theft is a real threat that faces retailers and consumers alike. Learn how to better prepare yourself against this cyber attack.

If you own a store where you sell items to soldiers, you'll want to know more about the regulations that govern the wear of military uniforms.

Learn how to differentiate your shop by doing things that the big boxes can't — or won't — do.

Vista Outdoor's Mark DeYoung sits down with us to discuss how his company successfully implements cross-marketing strategies in the tactical firearms industry.

Here's why understanding national stock numbers is so crucial for tactical retailers.

Here's why understanding national stock numbers is so crucial for tactical retailers.

Retailers often face cyber vulnerabilities and liabilities. Here’s how to protect your business.

An armed gun store retailer protects himself and his business when masked suspects invade his shop.

Do you want to know more about the ATF's routine, non-investigative inspections? The FICC is your chance.

What does the acquisition of a weapon-mounted laser company by one of the country's oldest and largest firearms manufacturers mean for the average tactical retailer? Let's find out.

Prepping has hit its peak and people have begun to realize you can only store so much for future use and even a warehouse full of water and food won’t do you any good if you aren’t with it.

A few years after its debut in the United States, and after being festooned with awards and accolades from shooters of varying stripes, where does the Israeli-designed Tavor bullpup rifle fit in the hearts and minds of American gun owners?

Revision Military worked with state authorities to bring charges against a company that allegedly made fake versions of the company's protective goggles.

Like many AR rifle part makers, BPM entered the market during turbulent economic times in order to keep its machines running. However, the company quickly became an industry titan and built a business that can weather market downturns.