Not all gun safes are created equal, and there are a lot of options beyond the traditional, heavy multi-gun safes. Consider these options.
Charter Arms’ Mag Pug Combo revolver is a combination of its Mag Pug and Pit Bull chamberings.
Factory focus on autoloaders is a stubborn trend, but new customers still want revolvers and the right guns will ring your register.
Generations of hunters have relied on the tried-and-true bolt-action rifle for pursuing their outdoor dreams — and for good reasons.
Keep shotguns in top working condition with the Dickinson Arms 12-Gauge Cleaning Kit and Gun Oil.
CMC has been making aftermarket triggers for more than two decades.
XS Sights is now offering pre-drilled night sights for S&W and Ruger revolvers.
Savage Arms has announced the addition of two new rifles to its extensive line of rimfire firearms.
Once default but now deluxe, walnut rifle stocks draw attention and offer profit potential.
Rossi USA has added four straight-walled chamberings to its R95 lever-action product line.
There’s a shotgun out there for every waterfowling niche and every budget. Consider these models to fill your customers’ needs.
The 12-gauge Spandau S2 — a shotgun for all occasions.
The Canik SFX Rival-S is built for competition but capable of so much more.
Purpose and personal preference are major factors in choosing between single- and two-stage triggers.
The latest upsurge in sales of small-bore shotguns is reminiscent of others in the past three decades. But this time, it feels different.
Hydra Weaponry’s MARCK-15 9mm H17 rifle features a modular AR-platform design specifically for the Glock 9mm magazine.
Mossberg’s new 28-gauge Silver Reserve Eventide Turkey offers capability without the kick.
Dickinson Arms expands its offerings while focusing on high-level craftsmanship.
Timney Triggers has added an upgraded trigger for Marlin lever-action centerfire rifles to its extensive product line.
B&T USA has introduced its next generation of 3D printed Rotex and SRBS models now within the Print-X family of suppressors.
While straight-pull bolt actions have been around for well over a century, they’re still new to many American shooters.
