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There are really two reasons that a person may want to break in a gun. One is to improve or smooth the action or trigger. The other is to make the gun as precise as possible. So the first thing to consider when deciding to break in a gun or not, is what the gun is going to be used for.

This loss of life was the single worst case of mass death in American history prior to 911. The Jonestown tragedy serves as an extraordinary example of what results when true darkness is unfettered within the hearts of men.

Remember Jack Wilson and Stephen Willeford? The two armed Texans who stopped church shootings? They’re back with an important message.

Due to the recent rise in COVID-19 cases throughout the world, NSSF, the firearm industry trade association, today makes the difficult announcement that the 2021 SHOT Show has been cancelled.

Kimber Manufacturing’s soon-to-be former headquarters in Yonkers will move to Troy, Alabama, where they’re hiring more people.

Remington is facing a federal investigation for firing nearly 600 employees at its factory in Ilion, NY, and refusing to pay severance or vacation.

“Our Stevens shotguns have proven to be very versatile for hunters and home defense,” Jessica Treglia, Sr. Brand Manager at Savage Arms.

New information is coming to light that indicates that the ATF is looking change rules to block imports and further regulate existing guns.

Henry Repeating Arms is commemorating Benjamin Tyler Henry’s 200th birthday with a limited-edition release of the toggle-link lever action design he patented in 1860.