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Last week, from the Democratic primary debate stage, former Vice President Joe Biden said we were the enemy. They are blaming us as an industry and the law-abiding gun owners we serve. This is what we’re up against in the coming election season.

Clark Brothers Gun Shop and Shooting Range is located not far outside the Washington, D.C. beltway — but it has a distinctly small-town vibe.

AmmoReady.com and Gun-Rebates.com have entered into an exclusive, strategic partnership to provide AmmoReady customers with a turn-key solution that will deliver industry rebates directly to their customers through the AmmoReady storefront and via email.

Increase inventory, build customer traffic and grow your online presence at no cost with Davidson's, a national firearms wholesale distributor.

The Second Amendment Foundation has joined in an amicus brief to the Colorado State Supreme Court in support of a case that challenges Centennial State gun control laws.

Ultimately, it’s the eye, not the hand, that opens the checkbook, swipes the credit card or cuts loose the cash. Buyers most often are not “sold,” but rather “sell” themselves. Don’t get in their way.

Sellmark has acquired Kopfjager, which produces the stable Reaper shooting platform for hunters and shooting sports enthusiasts.

The new low-cost, high performance RISE Armament RA-140 Flat SST drop-in trigger boasts a clean break at 3.5 pounds with a short reset.

While knowing the inside scoop about steel targets can help you sell more of them, the real importance of a steel education is safety.

With its latest offering, the Q5 Match Steel Frame, Walther Arms adds some weight to its 2019 lineup and looks to a strong future.

It’s hard for a small gun shop to compete with larger stores that offer a variety of products and services such as on-site gunsmithing. Fortunately, Robar has a solution for smaller gun shops that want to provide gunsmith services to customers.

Huge companies like Beretta, Weatherby and Magpul are relocating to more welcoming states due to the political climate and economic challenges.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives released a final ruling on December 18 banning the use of "bump-stock-type devices."