Surefire Articles

The gun sale is just the beginning — you can capture serious margin on all the necessary accessories that a customer will need to go with their new firearm.

Your shoppers can’t shoot what they can’t see, but these products can help them light up the night.

Lights — both handheld and weapon-mounted — aren’t so simple anymore, but the profit potential is big.

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

In the latest shooting industry news, Russell H. Datson IV is the new Vice President of Sales for Springfield Armory and Sellmark Corporation has hired Jared Wood as General Counsel and Director of Business Enhancement.

You’d be hard pressed to find a version more worthy of glowing review than Wilson Combat’s CQB Shotgun.

In the latest shooting sports news, ASP and Creedmoor Sports have new personnel in top management positions.

Adding suppressors to your counter gives your customers a better way to shoot and will help boost profits. And it’s a lot easier to get into the market than you might think.

In a move that's become all too common among firearms companies that had a heavy dependence on military sales, SureFire announced June 22 it was cutting its workforce in an effort to "streamline operations, refine its product offerings, and cut overall expenditures."

Built to SureFire’s usual standards, this light can take abuse. Roughly an inch longer than the other Scout Light design, it uses the same mounts.