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A historic church with billions in assets is seeking to allow fellow shareholders of Cabela's to vote on a policy limiting the sale of firearms capable of holding more than eight cartridges.

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While the national background check system performed 18 percent more checks than in 2014, Ruger also saw $5.1 million more in profits.

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Demand for rimfire ammo leads over other types and calibers as Vista Outdoors, which owns Federal and Savage Arms, still works on filling backorders.

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As the nation's largest retailer announced a ban on Confederate flag merchandise, U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy challenged the chain to cease carrying assault weapons.

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After eight months of living off loans and negotiating with investors to avoid collapse, Colt Defense ultimately bit the bullet and filed for bankruptcy Monday.

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In a ruling by a U.S. appeals court handed down Tuesday, a previous order to let shareholders vote on a proposal for tighter oversight on selling firearms with high-capacity magazines was reversed.

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A Manhattan church with extraordinary resources has convinced a federal judge to let investors vote on tighter oversight over the retailer's sale of modern firearms.

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According to the SEC, Smith & Wesson violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act when its international sales staff bribed foreign and government officials between 2007 and 2010 and in return the Massachusetts company profited -- at least once -- by more than $100,000 before the unlawful practice was identified.

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