Rainier Arms Firearms Academy is Kansas’ only Sig Sauer Elite Dealer, and deservedly so. The massive selection of in store Sig Sauer products is second to none. Often even having the MCX and MPX lines of rifles and pistols on the wall.. We even have a Silencer Shop Kiosk provided to us by Sig so […]
Date Night Gun Fight is one of our many events which helps to bring the Wichita community together. Couples not only get to have fun, but also gain an understanding of how to be a more effective unit together. Learn to appropriately react to threats and unusual noises to defend your home and loved ones. […]
Mindset: In my life, not many things have been certain when it comes to personal security and safety. In my travels, and the different careers I’ve had throughout my life so far, I have consistently found myself in places that help is minutes away, sometimes more, and in some extreme cases, there is no help to […]
Have you ever put any deep thought into the production of your favorite products? I like cheese but have you been to a dairy farm? Does not smell great. But what does smell great is burnt gunpowder. We’re going to discuss a little bit of how we do, what we do. Turning gunpowder into smiles. […]
Rainier Arms Firearms Academy – Fall Fest 2021 Fall Fest was a huge success. Our massive parking lot was completely full (first time since our opening). I want to thank our customers who showed up in masses, our vendor partners who participated in 2 long, show packed days, and last but not least, our staff […]
A New Chapter for Rainier Arms
One of the major strengths Rainier Arms prides itself in is our relationships. Most of the gun ranges & gun stores around the country have to buy ammo via the 2-step sales channel. Meaning, we are all buying and fighting for what little ammo our distributors can source from the manufacturer. Because of our national […]
There are few things more important than the trigger when you are shooting. It stays in the forefront of the mind at every step of the firing sequence. You make sure to keep your finger off it when drawing or aiming and ensure the proper squeeze when firing. So, why is it something we accept […]
