'Duck Dynasty' gun line launching in 2014, right after Phil Robertson racist and homophobic controversy [VIDEO]

Despite so much controversy surrounding A&E's Duck Dynasty and the reality television show's star Phil Robertson's anti-gay and racist remarks last month, it seems like the series is actually coming out on top in terms of success. In fact, the popular television show family will now produce a line of guns for fans that also like to shoot things!

Here is an excerpt from the original story from The Hollywood Reporter:

The Robertson family's company, Duck Commander, has teamed up with gunmaker Mossberg to launch a line that includes nine shotguns, two semiautomatic rifles and a semiautomatic pistol. A Mossberg spokeswoman told CNN that the company has already begun shipping some of the shotguns to distributors. The guns will feature a "waterfowl pattern" camouflage design and include the Duck Commander logo. They also will come with an American flag bandana similar to the one that Willie Robertson wears.

Check out this advertisement for the new line of guns right here:

This new line of guns joins a long list of other merchandise produced by the show including pajamas, bandages, costumes, clothing items, and furniture including a camouflage recliner costing just under $900. Also, the Robertson family owns a line of duck calls and hunting gear which they had before the reality show fame.

In a recent interview with Fox News, Willie Robertson addressed the recent controversy surrounding his family and the show:

"We're ready to move on. I think we all learned a lot, and we're just ready to move on, and the family's happy and ready to go."