Ruger Names Two New Distributors
ISRA Snags CCRKBA’s 2008 Affiliate of the Year Award
ATK and FNMI Team to Win $53.4 Million Mk19 Grenade Machine Gun Contract
Uncle Sam to Upgrade Existing M-24 Rifles
Sig Sauer Sues Former Chairman for Safari Expenses
Sig Sauer Inc. has sued its ex-chairman Herbert M. Rudolf for more than $1 million, alleging that Rudolf used company funds to pay his personal tax bills and to fund hunting safaris in Africa.
Federal Firearms Licensing Center Moves to Martinsburg, West Virginia
Smith & Wesson Cuts Hunting Long Gun Production
FBI Releases 2007 Crime Statistics
Statistics released last week by the FBI show that the estimated volume of violent crime was down 0.7 percent, and the estimated volume of property crime decreased 1.4 percent in 2007 when compared with 2006 figures.
Female Firearm Trafficker Sentenced to 4 Years
Taurus Acquires Rossi Firearms
Arkansas couple files negligence suit against Smith & Wesson
Todd and Kathy Brown of Rosston, Arkansas, are suing Smith & Wesson in federal court in Texarkana, Texas, alleging negligence by the gun manufacturer that led to a Dec. 27, 2007, accident in which Todd Brown’s left thumb was severed.
Firearms Industry Congratulates Palin on Nomination; Urges Sportsmen to Register to Vote
NEWTOWN, Conn. -- The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) – the trade association for the firearms industry – congratulated Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin on accepting the Republican nomination for vice president of the United States. The industry's association also reminded all hunters, sportsmen and gun-owners to register to vote and secure an absentee ballot if they plan on being in the field on Election Day, Nov. 4.
