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From the Counter: Daryl’s Gun Shop, Inc., State Center, Iowa
“From the Counter” is NSSF®’s timely industry perspectives from firearms retailers across the country. Our…
Read MoreRetailer Development Seminar
November 04, 2019
Learning Event for California Firearms Retailers 1/2-day event specifically designed for the busy Firearms Retailer…
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SHOT Show 2020 | Fully Loaded
The SHOT Show is your best opportunity to browse manufacturers’ full product lines in addition to their latest tech and product releases.
Is Zoning a Problem for Your Indoor Range Plans? There is a Solution
While many zoning codes regulate outdoor shooting ranges, few include language for a building to be used…
Read More2020 SHOT Show
January 21, 2020
The Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade Show (SHOT Show) is the largest and most comprehensive trade…
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SHOT Show 2020 | Fully Loaded
The SHOT Show is your best opportunity to browse manufacturers’ full product lines in addition to their latest tech and product releases.
Not Just Guns – Now, It’s Credit Card Control
In the left corner of every dollar bill is the phrase, “This note is legal…
Read MoreSHOT Week: Supplier Showcase
January 20, 2020
A dedicated event for suppliers to present their products to industry manufacturers. You've been sending…
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5 Need-to-Know Tips for Trade Show Exhibitors
To help you stand out from the crowd at this trade show we gathered the top that SHOT Show exhibitors need-to-know long before the show begins.
Congressional Gun Banners Can’t Get Story Straight
Professional movers make a note. When Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas) eventually vacates her office…
Read MoreSHOT Week: Industry Day at the Range
January 20, 2020
The largest, single-day event in the hunting and shooting sports where media members and buyers…
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Baltimore: Buy a Gun for Someone Who Can't, Buy Yourself 10 Years in Jail
Convicted felons, minors, persons determined by a court of law to be "mentally defective" and certain others are prohibited by law from buying a firearm.