Trump DOJ Finally Enables Gun Dealers to Use NICS System to Ensure Their Own Employees Can Possess Firearms
Maybe the only good thing to come out of the abomination that was the John Cornyn/Chris Murphy Biden era Bipartisan
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Plenty of Optimism on the Floor at This Year’s NASGW
NASGW is a relatively small show, but it has an outsize impact on SHOT and NRA and the industry as a whole.
Looking to Sell a Gun? Here’s a Reality Check From a Gun Store Owner
I was tagged in a thread about a gentleman who’d gotten upset that a dealer had only offered him $500 for an HK USP that he wanted to sell.
500 Years Doesn’t Mean You’ve Gotten Old
By Chris Dorsey Travis Haglin stopped me at the Beretta booth during last year’s Safari Club International Convention, moving with
BREAKING: Smith & Wesson Acquires Savage Arms
Savage Arms was a property of the former Vista Outdoor (actually acquired by what was then called ATK in 2013)
Texas Turnaround: The Renewed, Revived Watchtower Defense
It’s been a long and winding road for Watchtower Defense to get to where it is today. You may remember
Beretta Holding Announces Oversubscription of Sturm, Ruger & Co. Tender Offer
With the tender offer for shares of Ruger having expired at midnight, Thursday, October 15 eastern time, Ruger shareholders
As OCC’s New De-Banking Report Reveals, Colin Jost is Even Dumber Than He Looks
The report’s findings confirmed that the largest banks in the nation unlawfully discriminated against certain business, including the firearm industry, for political reasons.
With NFA Deregulation, Expect Designs to Change and the Lines Between Gun Makers and Suppressor Makers to Blur
Firearms are at the dawn of a similar leap in design clarity, brought on by the de facto repeal of
Latest Polling Shows Customers Don’t Want Lectures From Businesses About Politics
Companies are free to express views and choose how to position their brands. Customers are equally free to take their business elsewhere.