For now, they're ramping up the Nevada plants.

Never the less, back to my original point...where do all the American companies get their material from?

Cheapest Bidder? :eek:

Nothing wrong with that. ;)

Just to add salt to the wound.. how about the ammo? anybody buy S&B? PPU? what about military surplus? where do the components come from? the last lead smelter in the US has closed or is closing...

I've bought and still have a sh.tload of S&B in .45ACP. I've always liked it,just thought a was a little dirty,no big deal.I've had a bunch of their shotgun shells also,always liked them also.

Make my own. Lead obtained domestically (from tire shops and a roofer) :p

Powder is a different matter :rolleyes:

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Guys and gals, Armscor employees will not go hungry!!:D

With average sales in the $80,000,000.00 (yes that is 80 million dollars) range per year I am eating very well my friends!!!:D:)

All my Firearms are made by Springfield, Colt, Remington, and Smith & Wesson ( Made in USA BEFORE England got involved with the company. )

I always try to buy American made in anything I buy.

If I had my way, any company who moves its manufacturing overseas for cheap labor costs and imports their products back to the USA would pay one heck of a tariff.

You want to sell your product in the USA, you manufacture it in the USA, made by USA citizens.

With import materials....funny funny funny