Videos tagged with Firearm Distribution

PJ from DPMS discusses the brand's revival under Palmetto State Armory, focusing on bringing back iconic models like the Kitty Cat and LR 308, while also introducing new products like the Panther Pistol. The strategy emphasizes supporting local dealers through a distribution model with protected MAP pricing, distinct from PSA's direct-to-consumer approach. Modernized classic designs and compatibility with existing accessories are key features.

This video explains how firearm retailers acquire inventory, primarily through distributors. It highlights that while most manufacturers work with distributors, some desirable brands like Benchmade, Vortex, Staccato, and Atlas Gun Works prefer direct relationships with dealers, often interviewing them to ensure a good fit. This can explain why certain popular brands are harder to find in some gun shops.

This video discusses the significant wait times for newly released firearms, often around two years, due to distribution challenges and dealer allocation strategies. Manufacturers ship new products to distribution hubs, which then prioritize dealers who placed larger orders or attended SHOT Show in person. This can lead to inflated prices on the private market for those unwilling to wait.

This video, from a GFG Host with high authority in firearm retail, explains the common reasons for long wait times on new firearm releases. It highlights the importance of established distributor relationships, the contrast between modern instant gratification expectations and the slower firearms supply chain, and the challenges of transparency in manufacturing and NFA processing. The host suggests manufacturers could improve customer experience with better tracking systems.

This video discusses alleged market manipulation and profiteering related to the distribution of FEG rifles. The speaker, The Yankee Marshal, presents evidence suggesting a planned scheme to control the supply and inflate prices, rather than a last-minute business opportunity. He details potential legal and ethical ramifications for those involved, particularly concerning FFL licensing and business practices.

The video discusses alleged market manipulation by 'Mac' (Military Arms Channel) concerning the importation and sale of specific firearms. The speaker, TheYankeeMarshal, details how Mac allegedly planned to control the market by limiting supply to inflate prices, a tactic described as parasitic profiteering and potentially illegal market manipulation. The discussion also touches on the ethics of such practices within the gun community and contrasts it with genuine gun rights advocacy.

This video critically examines the business practices of Tim from Military Arms Channel regarding the distribution of imported firearms. The speaker, TheYankeeMarshal, argues that Tim engaged in profiteering by acquiring an entire inventory of firearms that a forum group had worked for years to make available, and then selling them on a third-party platform like Gun Broker for inflated prices, rather than offering them to the original group or his own customers at a fair market rate. The video emphasizes character and ethical business conduct over legal loopholes.

This TFBTV episode from SHOT Show features an interview with Kevin from Davidson's, highlighting their Gallery of Guns platform. The platform allows customers to purchase firearms, including Davidson's exclusives from manufacturers like Sig Sauer, Bergara, and Les Baer, through local gun shops. The video also promotes TFBTV's monthly Patreon giveaways for firearms and gear.

This video features Marc Morales from Global Ordnance discussing how the company is expanding its reach. While no specific firearms or calibers are mentioned in the provided text, the context of Global Ordnance strongly suggests a focus on the firearms industry. The description highlights the company's growth and increased accessibility, implying a business or marketing-oriented discussion within the firearms sector.