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The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) has released its 2016 industry economic impact report, and the numbers are staggering: The total economic impact of the firearms and ammunition industry in the United States increased from $19.1 billion in 2008 to $49.3 billion in 2015, a 158 percent increase. Meanwhile, the total number of full-time jobs in the industry rose from approximately 166,000 to almost 288,000, a 73 percent spike.

A coalition of firearm-related organizations recently released a press release alleging that Facebook is actively suppressing their posts. Is the social media giant really anti-gun?

When American Hunter announced its 2016 Golden Bullseye honorees late last year, it did indeed name products in 10 categories that met or exceeded those standards. One of the standouts—and a seasonably relevant one, too—was the 2016 Ammo of the Year: Winchester’s Shot-Lok.

Firearm and ammunition manufacturers have topped $14.1 billion in contributions to the Wildlife Restoration Trust Fund since its 1937 inception.

Zimbabwe's hunting industry is on track to top its pre-pandemic peak, despite the global economic slowdown.

It's the question that's been on consumers' minds for months: Where's the .22 rimfire? Here's an answer from inside the industry.

Montana Rifle Company is so passionate about the hunting industry that it rolled out a new cabin-style booth.

The Easton Sonic 6.0 6mm carbon arrow comes with an industry-first factory helical fletch, for added stability.

The two knives in the Outdoor Edge RazorGuide Pak feature the company’s patented and industry leading RazorSafe replaceable blade system.