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Articles in May, 1999 issue of Shooting Industry

Kimber offers dealers quality handguns at the right price - Kimber of America
by Cameron Hopkins
Cowboy mercantile - tips for dealers on selling cowboy action shooting gear
by Roy Huntington
Ricker named ASSC executive director; council to continue vital work - Robert Ricker; American Shooting Sports Council
1999 handgun market: personal protection and home defense drive sales
by Dick Williams
Industry unifies under banner of new foundation - Hunting and Shooting Sports Heritage Foundation
A united voice for the industry - Shooting Sports Heritage Foundation
by Russ Thurman
"Ya feel lucky punk?" Selling testosterone guns
by Massad Ayoob
Camouflage for the nose, making sense of scents - cover scents for hunting
by Carole Boyles
Looking for a deal? See Davidson's - gun dealer news
by Jon Sundra
Dealer outreach program reaches women - Women's Shooting Sports Foundation's Dealer Outreach Program
by Lisa Parsons

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