PROOF Research Names Cameron Wride as Western US Sales Manager

PROOF Research Names Cameron Wride as Western US Sales Manager

Seven-year industry veteran and former SWAT firearms instructor to lead sales in 12-state region.

Columbia Falls, Mont. (October 2025) – PROOF Research®, a leader in advanced firearms technology and carbon fiber barrel manufacturing, is proud to announce it has appointed Cameron Wride as its new Western U.S. Sales Manager. Wride will oversee sales and dealer relationships across Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, Idaho, Arizona, Utah, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, and Alaska. He brings seven years of outdoor industry experience with Cabela’s, Murdoch’s Ranch & Home Supply, and Kimber, along with law enforcement and firearms instruction background from the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office in Montana.

“Cameron’s mix of industry knowledge, sales success, and hands-on tactical firearms experience makes him an exceptional addition to the team,” commented Brandon Hulzebosch, Director of Sales at PROOF Research. “His credibility with dealers and end-users across the West will help us continue driving growth across this critical region.”

Wride most recently served as a Patrol Deputy with the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office, where he was also a member of the Northwest Montana Regional SWAT Team, a certified firearms instructor, and deputy coroner. Before transitioning to law enforcement, he worked in sales roles for Cabela’s, Murdoch’s, and Kimber. While at Kimber, he managed major accounts, supported live-fire demonstrations, and attended trade shows.

“I’m excited to return to the industry and represent a company as respected and innovative as PROOF Research,” Wride said. “I look forward to translating my experiences into success for our dealers and customers across the West.”

Wride will be based in Montana and will manage sales strategy, dealer development, and regional outreach initiatives throughout his 12-state territory.

Find out more about PROOF Research barrels and rifles at proofresearch.com.

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