In The Field

Build value by building a non-traditional item: A get-home emergency bag.

Some departments are beginning to integrate this new geolocation system into their emergency services.

If you haven’t taken advantage of the NSSF’s First Shots program, there’s no better time to start than right now.

Should your shop invest in dry-fire training aids to let customers see how a handgun fits their shooting style?

With PFAS facing bans and restrictions, what are we in for when it comes to waterproof gear?

Why are suppressor wait times still so long after a digital system was supposed to make things easier and faster?

The Civilian Marksmanship Program has been promoting marksmanship through firearms training, safety, competitions and youth programs for over 100 years.

This data-driven training tool is just begging for a demo in your store — and it just might help you sell more guns while it sells itself, too.

The Axil TRACKR BLU represents the latest in hearing protection technology — just what range enthusiasts are looking for.

Professional instruction can give you an advantage when it comes time to educate your customers.

Dispelling common myths about ballistic coefficients will help you serve your customers better.

The use of suppressors on hunting rifles is growing by leaps and bounds, and it’s time to educate your customers.

People were impressed when Sig Sauer introduced the original MCX. The new MCX Virtus is an improved version of a serious gun designed for serious work.

Beretta has invested big with its new 92X and APX pistols. Find out more about them from this range test.

Get an in-depth review of this tactical firearm. Then use these tips to sell the RT-R Mod 3 Riton Micro Dot in your shop.

In the latest Tactical Retailer Gear Focus, check out some must-have items for shooting, competition and hunting activities chosen by our editors.

Take a look at some of the best must-see tactical gear compiled to help shooters have more fun and success at the range.

THe U.S. Army is seeking a replacement for the M249 Squad Automatic Weapon, a 5.56mm, belt-fed machine gun in service for more than three decades.