Videos tagged with Firearms Manufacturing

This video analyzes the financial performance of Ruger and Smith & Wesson stocks, refuting claims that Ruger is on the verge of bankruptcy. The presenter demonstrates that both companies have experienced similar stock declines from peak 'gun bubble' highs, but remain significantly above their early 2000s values. The analysis suggests that current market conditions, rather than mismanagement, are the primary drivers of stock performance for these firearms manufacturers.

This ARFCOM News episode covers a trademark dispute between B&T USA and B&T AG, clarifying that core B&T firearms are Swiss-made, with only suppressors manufactured in the US due to ATF regulations. It also debunks misinformation regarding the effectiveness of the 1994 assault weapon ban, citing research that shows no significant impact on crime rates. The segment highlights the importance of accurate information in firearms discourse and touches on the unique 'un-bullpupped AUG' build.

This video explores what makes Korth revolvers cost upwards of $6,000, detailing their historical pedigree, meticulous manufacturing processes, and advanced features. It highlights the roller bearing trigger system, polygonal rifling, and caliber conversion options, contrasting them with mainstream revolvers. The review includes range testing comparing Korth performance against a Ruger Security-Six and demonstrating the benefits of Korth's design in speed, accuracy, and versatility.

This video provides an in-depth look at the manufacturing process at Thompson/Center Arms' headquarters in Farmington, New Hampshire. It details updates in their vertical integration, showcasing advanced CNC machining (Eurotech, Akari, Haas), quality control measures like 100% Magnetic Particle Inspection (MPI), and specific processes for barrels and receivers. The tour highlights the production of popular lines including the Encore, Contender, and Triumph, emphasizing efficiency and precision in their operations.

This video features a representative from Palmetto State Armory (PSA) discussing the 'Poormetto State Armory' meme. The representative views the meme positively, stating it signifies PSA's success in their mission to provide 'affordable freedom' by making firearms accessible to a wider audience. The discussion highlights PSA's brand perception and commitment to their core values.

This video covers the SHOT Week Supplier Showcase, an event connecting over 600 suppliers with firearms manufacturers. It highlights opportunities for networking, sourcing raw materials, and discovering innovations in precision machinery and components. The event facilitates direct access to decision-makers for suppliers and provides manufacturers with a platform to find essential partners for production and prototyping.

The video argues that Glock's V-Series is a 'massive scam' designed to take advantage of American consumers. The speaker claims Glock is discontinuing commercial sales of Gen 3, 4, and 5 models while continuing law enforcement sales, and simultaneously promoting the V-Series as an 'improved' Gen 5 with a better trigger. This is framed as Glock siding with anti-Second Amendment legislation and setting a precedent that could undermine other manufacturers and consumer rights.

This video discusses Glock's decision to discontinue Gen 3 production, analyzing the business and legal pressures driving the change. The speakers debate the impact on the aftermarket and speculate on future Glock generations, emphasizing that the market for Gen 3 compatible parts and clones will likely persist due to the vast number of existing firearms. The conversation also touches on broader industry practices and how manufacturers navigate legal and political landscapes.

Colion Noir, an attorney and firearms expert, details how legal pressure, particularly from California's AB 1127, has forced Glock to redesign its popular double-stack pistol lineup. The company is discontinuing most existing models, replacing them with the new V-Series, specifically engineered to prevent the use of 'switch' devices that convert semi-automatic pistols into machine guns. This strategic move aims to mitigate mounting lawsuits and avoid bankruptcy.

This discussion delves into Glock's controversial 'Glock V' release, exploring the potential motivations behind it, including legal pressures from lawsuits and government regulations. The conversation touches on the broader implications for the firearms industry, the debate around gun control measures like 'Glock switches,' and the future of aftermarket parts and manufacturing in the face of increasing legal scrutiny. It highlights the complex interplay between corporate decisions, legal challenges, and the Second Amendment landscape.

This video features Rick Gibbs of Windham Weaponry discussing the company's history, its return to manufacturing in Maine, and its future product lines. Key takeaways include the company's commitment to quality inherited from its Bushmaster roots, expansion into shotguns and suppressors, and plans for semi-automatic pistols and hunting rifles. The discussion highlights the importance of American manufacturing, skilled labor, and embracing new technologies.