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Sturm Ruger & Co. Inc

NYSE: RGR Aerospace & Defense
$37.76
▼ $0.51 (−1.33%) today
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RGR Coverage

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Guns and Hunting

This Gun Has Been Purchased Over 150 Million Times

Massachusetts signed House Bill 4885 into law recently, and many law-abiding gun owners are unhappy about the legislation’s restrictions. The state already holds some of the country’s most stringent gun laws. Now,…

Jessica Lynn
9:30am ET
Guns and Hunting

The Most Expensive Rifles You Can Buy

Key Takeaways: Most expensive firearms are either historical collector’s items or high-performance machines. The most expensive rifles can easily reach $200,000 or more! Firearm companies can be popular dividend stocks. Take a…

RGR
Kristin Hitchcock
11:10am ET
Guns and Hunting

The Top-Selling Guns of All Time, Ranked

On June 25, the US Surgeon General issued an advisory declaring gun violence a public health crisis. To address the issue, he recommends banning automatic rifles, universal background checks, industry regulations, restrictions on…

Mike Sauter
2:00pm ET
Companies and Brands

Sturm, Ruger Shareholders Win Vote on Gun Safety Report

Sturm, Ruger shareholders voted to require company to report on its efforts to make guns safer. The company said it would comply and that the requirement does not change "what we stand…

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Paul Ausick
1:20pm ET
Companies and Brands

Can Vista Outdoors Find a Buyer for Its Gun Business?

Along with a downbeat earnings report and even more downbeat guidance for its 2019 fiscal year, Vista Outdoors announced this morning that it plans to sell off its Savage Arms gun manufacturing…

RGR
Paul Ausick
8:58am ET
Investing

BlackRock Seeks Answers From Gun Makers, Retailers

Asset management firm BlackRock said last week that it has been meeting with gun makers and retailers to find out how they are responding to the school shooting in Parkland, Florida.

RGR
Paul Ausick
10:29am ET
Companies and Brands

NRA Risks Support of Some Businesses

Several U.S. companies are re-evaluating their relationship with the National Rifle Association following the school shooting last week in Florida.

Paul Ausick