Not All Good Ideas are Good For Us
Having worked both “razzle booths” and “flat stores” in carnivals, I know any skill game, no matter how small it appears, can be rigged.
The Talk On the NASGW Floor is All About Poison Pills
But the buzz conversation isn’t about products or sales, it’s what everyone sees as an eventual confrontation between European powerhouse Beretta Holding, SA, and Sturm, Ruger & Company.
Ruger Creates ‘Shareholder Rights Plan’ In Response to Beretta’s Stock Acquisitions
Shortly after the close of the stock market yesterday, the board of directors of Sturm, Ruger & Company announced the
Is That a Compliment or a Threat?
Any European conglomerate buying a chunk of a U. S. competitor is wonderful grist for the industry gossip mill.
NRA World Shooting Championship: What a Difference a Year Makes
This event separates great specialty shooters from the shooters who have the ability to pivot from one discipline to another.
The Thrall of Fall and the NRA World Shooting Championship
That’s what makes this competition interesting. Everyone will step to the line using unfamiliar guns, from precision air pistols to shotguns, practical defensive pistols and single action six-guns, as well as rimfire rifles and long-range rifles.
Smith & Wesson Returns to Training With the Opening of the Smith & Wesson Academy in East Tennessee
Friday’s opening of the Smith & Wesson Academy’s training facilities on their 236 acre campus seemed more like a welcoming party for the newest neighbor on the block then S&W’s return to the training category.
Rounds Down Range With Springfield Armory’s New Modular Echelon 4.0C Comp Pistol
As the name implies, it’s a downsized version of their full-size Echelon modular pistol. With a shorter barrel (four inches), smaller grip module and a 1.25” grip width, you might expect the 9mm unit to be a bit more, er…snappy.
Swapping Old for New: Retiring My Old Burris Fullfield Scope and Mounting a New One
For several years, the optic sitting atop my well-worn “field grade” .22 rimfire hasn’t changed. The rifle and the Burris
Angled Spade Technologies Issues Statement on its SIG SAUER P320 Fire Control Safety Patent
Most of the buzz has focused on the patent’s statement regarding the P320’s safety system which, AST’s 2023 announcement stated “exposed an element of risk for its users due to documented unintended discharge” and the fact the inventor, Brian McDonald, was at one point an employee of SIG SAUER.