Smith & Wesson Articles

Smith & Wesson Brands has completed the previously announced spin-off of its outdoor products and accessories business.

Capitalize on the resurgence of revolvers in the concealed-carry market.

Capitalize on the resurgence of revolvers in the concealed-carry market.

In the latest shooting sports news, American Outdoor Brands prepares for its spinoff of shooting and lifestyle divisions, and Legal Heat is sponsoring the Chicago-area Guns & Tacos charity event.

Despite the naysayers, ultracompact pistols and revolvers are more popular than ever.

In the latest shooting sports news, Orchid Advisors cancels its compliance conference and Sue Cupero is the new VP of Sales for Smith & Wesson.

American Outdoor Brands has new leadership, with former CEO James Debney out due to "conduct inconsistent with non-financial company policy."

Victims of a shooting in Toronto have filed a class action lawsuit against Smith & Wesson, claiming the company did not incorporate "smart gun technology" in its products.

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.

In the latest tactical shooting sports news, Rock River Arms has added the LAR-22 rifle series, a new line of firearms, to the RRA family.

In the latest tactical shooting sports industry news, the Orlando Police Department has adopted the Sig Sauer Virtus Rifle as part of its standard issue equipment.

Years ago in America, the first firearm for nearly every beginning shooter or hunter was a .22 bolt-action rifle. Are your customers primed for the return of rimfires?

How the Smith & Wesson M&P R8 .357 might prompt your customers to take another look at the tried-and-true wheelgun.