Built by a Gunny.
Trusted by Patriots.
Firearms, military firearms, and live-fire training — assembled, vetted, and shipped from a veteran-run armory. No fluff, no markups, no apologies.
20+ Years a Marine.
Now Standing Watch for You.
FANG was founded by a retired Marine Gunnery Sergeant who spent over two decades serving this country. He started this company on a simple promise: every firearm, every service, every round of training that leaves the FANG armory must meet a Marine's standard, because that's the only standard that matters.
No corporate fluff. No big-box markups. Just gear and instruction you can stake your life on, run by people who already have.
— Gunny Tony Smith
Choose Your Arsenal
Four mission-built departments. Every product hand-vetted by the Gunny himself before it earns the FANG mark.
Featured Products
Twenty-four items in active rotation. Hand-picked, range-tested, ready to ship from our armory in 24 hours.
Bestsellers
What patriots are stocking right now. Numbers don't lie.
Train Like You Fight.
Or Don't Bother.
Civilian classes, advanced instruction, and private lessons taught by the Gunny. CCW certification, pistol 101 / Marksmanship Improvement, and rifle/carbine 101 / Marksmanship Improvement.
NRA Certified
State-recognized concealed carry permits in 38 states.
Small Cohorts
Max 8 students per class. Real reps, real coaching.
Range Provided
Private 50-yard range. Loaner firearms available.
Service Discount
10% off all courses for vets, military, first responders, and teachers.
Next Up at the Range
New This Week
Fresh from the loading dock — eight new SKUs added this week.
Straight From the Gunny.
Texas firearm law, carry rules, and hard-earned range wisdom. Written plain so you can use it.
Questions to Ask a Gun Shop Before Buying Your First Handgun or Rifle
The right questions get you the right firearm. Here are the ones a new buyer should walk in with.
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How Texas Gun Law Has Changed Since Constitutional Carry
Since HB 1927 took effect September 1, 2021, the big change is permitless carry. Related tweaks landed in 2023 and 2025 sessions.
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Transporting Firearms in a Vehicle in Texas: LTC vs. No LTC
Texas vehicle-carry rules are permissive. Here's what the law allows for both LTC holders and permitless carriers.
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