NRAAM Takeaway: The Industry and Consumers are Adjusting to the New Normal
The opportunity for consumers to speak directly with product experts is one of the most valuable—and underrated—reasons to attend an NRA Show.
Gun Nation
Blue State Gun Sales Reveal the True Will of the People
Sometimes the will of the American people reveals itself through action, especially when the government starts threatening to take their rights away.
Shoot Like a Girl: They Speak Woman
Women are often more effective at introducing firearms and archery equipment to other women because they share a critical advantage—shared perspective.
Houston, We Have a Solution
This year, the NRA returns to Houston. The last time we were there the show was marked by an embarrassing number of empty booths and reduced foot traffic. This year it will be a different story.
NSSF-Backed Range Funding Programs Mean More and Better Places to Shoot
States are expanding public shooting opportunities, modernizing aging facilities and improving access for recreational marksmen and women — and they’re
Trump Administration Decides to Keep the Biden Era ‘Frame or Receiver’ Definition in Place
The Administration informed us yesterday that “At this time, the [Trump Administration] has decided to maintain the current definition of firearm ‘frame’ and ‘receiver’ contained in that final [Biden Administration] rule.”
Massachusetts High Court Rules Armed Robbery Not Violent Enough to Hold Suspects Until Trial
Armed robbery, the justices ruled on March 10, doesn’t count as a violent enough crime to lock someone up before trial.
Gun Control Group Thinks Movie’s Marketing Should Talk More About a School Shooting That Never Happened
March for Our Lives has shared that the marketing that makes “The Drama” resemble a dark romantic comedy is “deeply misaligned with the reality it engages.