Responsibilities

• On-site content (writing new guides, comparisons, and best-of roundups, and updating and rebuilding existing ones)
• Independent research (surfacing expert testing, ballistic data, and trade sources, and keeping every attribution and link intact in the finished piece)
• Content quality review (reading drafted and published work and flagging what is inaccurate, awkward, or off-key for a shooting audience)
• Topic and angle development (taking a search opportunity from our SEO lead and shaping it into how someone in this space would actually break the subject down)
• Occasional photography and graphic design coordination
• Community presence (representing the brand in firearms communities, including Reddit)
• Cross-team sounding board (reviewing email and campaign copy, and flagging where the site itself gets in a buyer's way)

Requirements

• You buy ammunition and shoot regularly, across handgun, rifle, and shotgun
• Volunteers what you know instead of waiting to be asked for it
• Fluent in the US ammunition market, including what is available, what it costs, and what people actually run
• Professional writing experience with published work you can share
• Writes clean, accurate English prose
• Has used Claude or a comparable AI tool for research and can walk us through how
• Comfortable working asynchronously in a project management tool such as ClickUp
• Available for ongoing part-time work (~20 hours/week) as an integrated member of the team; this is a long-term seat, not a gig

Preferred

• Published bylines in firearms, hunting, or outdoor media
• Reloading, competitive shooting, hunting, or CCW instruction experience
• Working knowledge of SEO fundamentals
• Experience in retail firearms or ammunition, or with an FFL

Benefits

• Paid time off
• The first 90 days are a mutual look at whether this is the right fit for both parties
• Real ownership of a content library a lot of people read, and a direct line to the CMO
• Your judgment as a shooter changes what we publish. This is not a seat where domain knowledge gets overridden by a keyword tool