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Thomas L. Millner, chief executive officer of Remington Arms Company, Inc., was recently honored as a recipient of the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year Award 2008 in the Carolinas.

Timney Triggers has been asking shooters and hunters, 'What trigger would you like us to build next?' The 'Customer's Choice' trigger will be announced at the SHOT Show in Orlando, January 2009.

In 2007, 918 schoolchildren from 23 schools participated, said Chuck Woodson, the AGFC’s shooting sports coordinator. This year, the ranks swelled to 2,405 children, who represented 54 schools.

Bend, Oregon—New for 2008, the Nosler E-Tip is a high quality and consistent performance lead-free bullet.

ROCHESTER, New York, - Crosman Corporation, a leading, worldwide supplier of products for the shooting sports and producer of the Benjamin brand, has introduced a new, 2000 psi pre-charged pneumatic air rifle in both...

Nikon Sports Optics is proud to announce the Advantage All Terrain Binocular for 2008.

New for 2008 Rossi is excited to offer a popular Matched Pair Set in a matte nickel finish.

New for 2008 Taurus is pleased to offer its popular 1911 with “Bull’s Head Walnut” grips.

Weatherby introduces the Orion D’Italia SBS, a new side-by-side shotgun...

North Haven, CT – In response to the growing young female segments of the shooting sports, Mossberg International has developed a .22 rimfire duo for those shooters wanting to make a fashion statement. Think pink…Pink Plinsters that is!

San Bernardino, Calif. - Makers of the highly popular GunVault Bio have expanded the line to include a new series of full-size safes with integrated biometric fingerprint recognition technology.

Our Marlin came with mighty nicely figured walnut. The buttstock wood matched the wood of the forend, both having prominent contrasting grain and some fiddleback. The wood appeared to have an epoxy-base finish, it being quite hard and scratch-resistant. The checkering was excellent, with decorative touches. It wrapped the forend and was generous at the grip. The butt had a hard-rubber pad that curved to fit the shoulder, though it did little to cut recoil. There were sling studs, too.The bluing and overall fitting were excellent, though we could have done without all the extra words of warning on the barrel. The sights consisted of a buckhorn rear with a U notch, and a hooded front having a large, flat, gold-faced bead. We thought a good aperture rear sight would have been the way to go, rather than the dated 'cowboy' buckhorn rear.