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While gun ownership laws in the United Kingdom are very troubling to NRA members, the Brits are way ahead of us when it comes to using suppressors.

SIG is now making its own branded ammo in a company-owned U.S. plant.

Light-recoil loads from major ammo companies make it easier to teach new shooters and can help range time more pleasant for all of us.

We sat hooked up with X-Bullet originator Randy Brooks to learn more about the all-copper projectile that caused hunters to rethink their shooting gear and which now has applications in tactical and self-defense ammunition.

The GI Film Festival, running now through May 25, showcases the stories of America's veterans past and present.

Discovery Channel’s newest series chronicles the freedom and peril of three families that come together to guide hunters and fisherman in a wilderness loaded with monster bears.

After serving customers and NRA faithfully for 50+ years, Frank Brownell is the NRA Golden Bullseye Pioneer honoree for 2014. In so many ways, the Brownells family business has helped generations of America's shooters hit their targets.

With its move to a spacious and modern complex in Bessemer, Ala., Steyr Arms signals just how bullish it is in selling its high-end guns to American shooters.

Fed-up with rampant anti-gun legislation in northeastern states, some of the biggest names in gunmaking are joining a growing roster of startup manufacturers and overseas firms in building their products in the South.