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The Hearing Protection Act has been delayed indefinitely by Congress after Sunday night’s mass shooting in Las Vegas.Following Sunday's mass shooting in Las Vegas, Congress has decided to have the Hearing Protection Act shelved while the rest of the bill moves forward.

Trijicon is celebrating its soon-to-be-produced one millionth ACOG with 24 Days of ACOG Sweepstakes.

The security and personal safety brand is launching a consumer-education campaign to set the record straight on false stun gun claims.

The run so far has been on weapons that would be regulated under a new version of the Assault Weapons Ban in addition to magazines and ammunition for those firearms. Some customers are purchasing in bulk; speculators who hope to cash in on short supply and rising prices as we saw in earlier panics.

The National Shooting Sports Foundation helps walk us through changes to the rules on transfers for suppressors and other NFA items for both trusts and individuals.

With the future Modular Handgun System program slated to cost over $300 million and last years, the Army's top general wonders why the service shouldn't just buy a pistol that's ready now.

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.

Law enforcement professionals are a solid market for your store. Get to know your local force and stock up on good gear that is affordable and meets department guidelines.

The makers of one of the world's best known electronic weapon sights has settled a lawsuit brought by the U.S. government after special operations troops and federal law enforcement agencies reported the sights failed in certain conditions.

FNH is Fabrique National Herstal, Herstal being the Belgian city that is now home to an international operation manufacturing defense, law enforcement and commercial firearms and marketing them on every continent.

With AR sales as competitive as ever, major companies are looking for ways to get those rifles across the counter, and what better way than to throw ammunition at the problem?

The U.S. Special Operations Command is warning its operators that some of their electronic rifle sights might fail them in certain environments.

The U.S. Special Operations Command is warning its operators that some of their electronic rifle sights might fail them in certain environments.

One of the most ubiquitous names in tactical gear has gone back to its roots, inventing a new logo to highlight its Navy SEAL lineage.

It’s a company few retailers know well, but the rifles and other gear they help make are some of the best-known products in the country.

With the Army’s current transition from the Universal Camouflage Pattern to the new Operational Camouflage Pattern beginning July 1, 2015, focus is going to shift on Army footwear.

With black gun sales leveling off after years of major profits, there are several key ways to keep money coming in when the hardware isn't moving.