Stories

After Glen Seekins created scope rings to his specifications, his friends wanted some. That led to a new company and today Seekins Precision is thriving.

Trijicon has entered into an agreement to acquire Georgia-based AmeriGlo, a leading supplier of U.S. made night sights.

The National Association of Sporting Goods Wholesalers has donated $50,000 to NSSF's #GUNVOTE program to support industry advocacy efforts to protect our Nation's 2nd Amendment Rights.

Larry Williams will assume the role of Chief Executive Officer for Otis Technology, continuing a family legacy of the 33-year-old company.

Savage adds its new 110 Tactical to its lineup of accurate, dependable rifles, with caliber options including the popular 308 Win, 6.5 Creedmoor and 6mm Creedmoor.

The Jacksonville, Arkansas, Police Department, with 56 sworn officers protecting 30,000 citizens, has transitioned to the SIG SAUER P320 as its official duty firearm.

Officials in a Chicago suburb got a stinging rebuke when a circuit judge blocked enforcement of their attempted ban on "assault" rifles by handing down a temporary injunction.

PepperBall has been awarded a $650,000 contract for its Variable Kinetic System (VKS) non-lethal launcher to support United States Army in the field.

Pelican Products will be the cooler sponsor for the annual Industry Day at the Range prior to the 2019 SHOT Show in Las Vegas.

SIG SAUER, in partnership with the National Association of Police Equipment Distributors, will offer s Special Edition Thin Blue Line SIG SAUER P320 pistol.

Pulsar has a new multi-use mounting system for the Pulsar Helion or Digiforce monocular: the Pulsar C-Clamp Mount.

Trijicon Inc. will license BAE Systems’ OASYS thermal imaging and aiming technology, enhancing Trijicon’s expanding worldwide product portfolio for commercial, military and law enforcement customers.

With the sweeping changes in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, potential savings won’t be seen by tactical retailers until the tax bill for 2018 comes due.

Millennials are not so much entitled, as we often hear, but rather they simply expect that brands value the customer’s time. Make sure you do.

Listening to customers in the aisle, beside in-store displays and again at the cash register, can help to better serve them and lead to more profits.

A visit to a friend's house turns into a situation involving awareness, self-defense and how training can pay off in bad situations.

Many manufacturers and firearms dealers admit they are terrible at marketing, with one of the main points of failure usually being the complexity.