Gear

EOTech’s OGL-C combines visible and IR lasers with adjustable illumination to give shooters a fast, versatile aiming solution for defensive, hunting and tactical use.

From platform to payload — help your tactical-minded customers dial in the right shotgun system.

Rare is the hunter who has never cursed his rifle and optic’s weight and bulk. Gun manufacturers have introduced lighter, more streamlined designs to address the complaint, but riflescope manufacturers faced a variety of hurdles that delayed their response — until recently

From guns to gear and everything in between, check out this selection of new products to fill your tactical store's shelves.

Red-dot sights don’t actually have to be red. Other colors like green and blue have their advantages.

We know the AR-15 is the most popular rifle in America, but can we trust the “data” coming from mainstream media?

Stop pushing cheap nylon bags and start selling mission-driven solutions for your customers’ range and everyday needs.

The 9mm is still the king of concealed carry, but many customers want something bigger or smaller.

Changes to the National Firearms Act could lead to a golden era for SBRs.

This new micro-compact 9mm from Canik is designed for concealability, shootability and recoil control.

How did we end up with the camo patterns the military uses today?

Check out this selection of new and useful tactical guns and gear customers will be asking for.

The Beretta 92G Elite Combat LTT handgun combines Beretta’s proven 92 platform with Langdon Tactical Technology upgrades for enhanced control, faster handling and competition-ready performance.

The SIG516 G3 puts to rest any lingering accuracy concerns about the AR-15 platform.

This selection of recently released handguns will give you a good jumping-off point when deciding what to stock.

The Live Free Armory Apollo 11 V2 full-size pistol blends modern styling with upgraded ergonomics and a performance-driven feature set in a U.S.-made 9mm platform.

Serious low-light tools your customers expect — and your inventory should reflect.

What customers get wrong about buying scopes, and what they really need to know.