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Smith & Wesson acquires Crimson Trace

Smith & Wesson Holding Corporation announced plans Monday to buy leading laser sight company Crimson Trace for $95 million.

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Kriss unaffected by parent company’s financial troubles

Kriss Group SA sought bankruptcy protections for three of its subsidiaries in its home country of Switzerland, but the financial troubles overseas won’t affect the company’s U.S. operations.

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Court pushes Taurus settlement to July

The final approval hearing to settle a class action suit against Taurus International has been postponed, pushing the inevitable recall of defective handguns by at least six months.

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Sig, Remington expand in Arkansas (VIDEO)

Gov. Asa Hutchinson said Sig will build an ammo plant, adding about 50 jobs, and Remington will expand its facility already in state by about 84 jobs.

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Court confirms Colt plan of reorganization

A federal court confirmed a plan to reorganize Colt in a way that’s agreeable for stakeholders and guide the company through its final steps out of bankruptcy.

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NY public advocate asks SEC to investigate Smith & Wesson

New York City’s public advocate raised concerns Tuesday that the gun maker fails to inform investors about the risks it imposes by manufacturing firearms.

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Boss uses his own cash to save Heckler & Koch

Heckler & Koch’s majority shareholder loaned the company 60 million euros of his own money to get the arms maker back on track.

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Winchester Ammunition has $175 million backlog at end of Q3

Despite a slight dip in earnings for 2015’s third quarter, Winchester Ammunition has a comfortable footing for the foreseeable future.

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Ammo maker to invest $553 million in new Tennessee facilities

With the support of the state government, AMI will invest more than half a billion dollars creating its headquarters just outside of Knoxville.

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Ares CEO apologizes for publicly firing company founder

The chief executive officer at Ares Armor, Bryce Stirlen, issued a public apology Wednesday for his open letter announcing the firing the company’s founder.

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