Gear

3-gun shooting competition is the doorway to profit if your store stocks the right supplies and gear.

How your customers carry their tactical gear depends a lot on what they’ll be doing, but you can meet most needs with a simple system.

Hunters or tactical operators who work the graveyard shift can rely on these top-shelf night-vision optics to turn night into day.

Hunters or tactical operators who work the graveyard shift can rely on these top-shelf night-vision optics to turn night into day.

Customers clamoring for suppressors? SilencerCo has you covered with a variety of models.

Smith & Wesson’s Equalizer 9mm handgun features low recoil impulse and versatile magazine capacity in a micro-compact footprint.

Get a step ahead of the rest with the A/T Ranger 2.0 boot from 5.11 Tactical.

The ubiquitous 870 can be made even more suitable for home defense with the addition of a lighted forend, and installation is simple.

The AR-15’s modularity makes it an ideal choice for aftermarket upgrades.

The AR-15’s modularity makes it an ideal choice for aftermarket upgrades.

Check out these tips for selling more fixed-blade knives to your customers.

When selling accessories, don’t just think about optics, slings or holsters. Your customers will want, or need, good shoes, pads and more.

A good tactical backpack should easily carry EDC gear and other daily essentials without being a glaring spotlight to others around you.

Ergonomic enhancements optimize the X-5.7P pistol from Excel Arms.

Form meets function at the range and on the job — high-quality tactical wear that assures comfort and efficiency.

Cerakote-coated Fisher Space Pens are built to weather adverse conditions.

Savage’s 110 Elite Precision is accurate and PRS-ready right out of the box.