SGB Update Sportsmans

Kovix Moves Headquarters to Montana

Kovix, a manufacturer of titanium suppressors, announced that it has relocated its headquarters from Lake Norden, SD, to Kalispell, MT, to be more centrally located for its operations.

Benelli Presents 2025 Sales Rep of the Year Awards

Each year, Benelli USA honors outstanding sales reps and agencies nationwide who “consistently exceed expectations, deliver best-in-class support to dealers and partners and drive growth across the Benelli, Franchi, Stoeger, and Uberti USA brands.”

Sturm, Ruger President Joins NSSF Board

The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), the trade association for the firearms industry, elected Todd Seyfert, president and CEO of Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc., to its Board of Governors.

Malibu Boats Posts Q2 Loss on Lower Sales, Cost Pressures

Malibu Boats Inc. reported a loss in the fiscal second quarter ended December 31 due to a sales decline of 6 percent and higher labor and materials costs. Steve Menneto, CEO, said, “While demand remains choppy, we are operating efficiently, seeing success in our centralized sourcing model, and maintaining disciplined production and healthy dealer inventory levels.”

Silent Steel USA Appoints VP of Sales & Marketing

Specializing in the manufacture of modular, stainless steel firearm suppressors and muzzle devices, Silent Steel hired Kim Jensen as VP of Sales & Marketing. Most recently, Jensen served as vice president of Sales & Marketing at X-Vision Optics.

Blue Compass RV Sets New Hires, Promotions

Blue Compass RV, which operates over 100 RV dealerships in 33 states nationwide, announced a series of key leadership appointments and internal promotions, including a new SVP of Sales Operations, a VP of Used RV Sales, and a president of the Motor Home Specialist.

Winchester Ammo Q4 Profits Tumble on Pricing Pressures

Olin Corp. reported that its Winchester segment plunged in its fourth quarter due to promotional pricing in the ammunition category and rising raw material costs. Sales rose 3.2 percent, as higher military sales and military project revenue offset lower commercial ammunition sales.