
GrabAGun Reports 9.4% Revenue Gain in Q2 as Online Firearms Retail Strengthens
GrabAGun Digital Holdings (NYSE: PEW) posted Q2 revenue of $23.2M, up 9.4%, as gross margins expanded 290 basis points to 13.5%.
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GrabAGun Digital Holdings (NYSE: PEW) posted Q2 revenue of $23.2M, up 9.4%, as gross margins expanded 290 basis points to 13.5%.

Guns.com is testing a proprietary AI platform that automates used firearm identification, photo editing, and listing — cutting the workflow to seconds for local dealers.

Outdoor Holding (POWW) Q1 FY2027: revenue up 22% to $14.5M, suppressor GMV surges 71%, EBITDA doubles, shares jump 23%.

B&T USA grew its Herriman, Utah facility from 3 employees to 55+ and hit 7,000 suppressors per month in under a year, adding seven CNC machines and nine 3-D printers.

ATF data show the nation's Type 01 retail FFL count has fallen from 52,993 to 46,072 since 2021 — a 13 percent drop — while new license applications are down 44 percent over the same period.

A French DGA consortium contract puts FN Herstal in charge of a new domestic 5.56/7.62mm ammunition plant in Clérieux, targeting 75 million rounds per year by 2029.

Palmetto State Armory retires AAC Ammo and launches PSA Ammo with three focused lines: Guardsman for everyday carry, Sabre for precision, and Mixtape for suppressor use.

NSSF data shows June 2026 NFA background checks hit 166,677 — up 177% year-over-year — as tax-free suppressor and SBR demand continues to accelerate.

B&T AG and B&T USA reached a comprehensive settlement June 25, returning US trademarks to the Swiss manufacturer and clearing the way for a new Swiss-owned US o

Smith & Wesson Brands blew past analyst estimates with Q4 net sales of $178.4 million, up 27%, as the Model 1854 lever rifle and new handgun variants drove 38% new-product mix.

A New York appeals court unanimously upheld the $4.3 million judgment against former NRA chief executive Wayne LaPierre, affirming both the financial penalty and a 10-year leadership ban tied to his 2024 corruption verdict.

The NRA Foundation announced it is breaking from the NRA and rebranding as the 1791 Foundation, putting $176 million in charitable assets at the center of a bitter legal fight.