According to 1791, the overall savings on their line of replacement parts will reduce overall rifle weights by 33% versus traditional materials, and offer additional thermal resistance due to the ceramic nanoparticles.
Plaintiff lawyers are looking for big paydays. SIG is faced with defending its reputation and its products. Plaintiff lawyers would prefer to play “sue and settle.” SIG has shown no inclination at all to do that.
For Mills, this election represents the chance to actually purge LaPierre’s supporters from the board of directors. He and his supporters aren’t pulling any punches in opposing the old guard.
The overlap between SHOT Show and Safari Club International might be considered too much of too many good things. Your feet will tell you where you fall on the “too much” scale. If they’re not tired, you’ve missed something important.
QA Outdoors talks to Chris Killoy at his last SHOT Show as he prepared to retire from the top job at Ruger.
Following Tuesday’s market close, Ammo (POWW) stock had climbed to $1.68/share, the highest close since July, 2024. At the market close yesterday, it closed at $1.63, still significantly higher than before the announcement.
We’ve basically ceded control of so many aspects of our economy to the other side. That’s why it’s important to wake up now and start creating our own businesses and creating our own financing solutions.
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued a recall of more than 200,000 SIG SAUER red dot sights. The reason? An “ingestion hazard” allegedly presented by the CR2032 battery that powers the 230,000 ROMEO5s covered in the recall.
The final recommendations to the report point to the standard talking point of the Dettelbach tenure…that guns should be harder to get.
