Videos tagged with Vertical Integration

SilencerCo emphasizes its commitment to vertical integration and in-house manufacturing for suppressor production. This approach allows them to control quality from raw material to final inspection, invest in high-end Japanese CNC machinery, and maintain consistent production. The company highlights its dedication to customer value through a lifetime warranty and responsive customer service, differentiating itself from competitors with limited warranties.

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.

SilencerCo, represented by VP of Strategy Chase Glenn, details their extensive vertical manufacturing capabilities in a 70,000 sq ft facility. The company experienced a strong 2025, partly due to ATF legislative changes and improved form processing times, and anticipates continued growth in 2026 by focusing on first-time suppressor buyers. They value SHOT Show for industry networking and innovation.

Thompson/Center Arms has acquired Green Mountain Rifle Barrel Company, a move focused on vertical integration and enhancing their barrel production capabilities. This acquisition brings decades of specialized knowledge in barrel making, including expertise in 5R rifling and cut rifling, ensuring high-quality components for both T/C firearms and other industry partners like Ruger and Q. The facility boasts advanced manufacturing processes and stringent quality control measures.

This video explains the corporate structure and philosophy behind JJ Capital, a holding company that encompasses Palmetto State Armory and other ventures. It details the origins of JJ Capital as a way to consolidate and manage various businesses, including real estate and manufacturing, under a unified entity. The discussion highlights the importance of vertical integration, strategic acquisitions, and the core values of the individuals involved in driving the company's growth and mission.

This episode of Palmetto State Armory's Coffee Talk features the owners of JJ Capital, Jamon, Julian, and Ed, discussing their business philosophy and commitment to defending constitutional rights. They explain the origins of JJ Capital as a holding company for their diverse businesses, including Palmetto State Armory, and emphasize their focus on vertical integration and controlling their own supply chain. A significant portion of the discussion centers on their proactive stance against government overreach and gun control measures, highlighting their involvement in legal battles and lobbying efforts to protect Second Amendment rights.

This episode features Cameron Tapler, Director of Branding and Product Management at Palmetto State Armory (PSA), discussing the company's rapid growth, product development philosophy, and commitment to value. Tapler highlights PSA's vertical integration strategy, customer-centric approach through polls, and their expansion into new product lines like AKs, shotguns, and bolt-action rifles. The discussion also touches on PSA's role in advocating for Second Amendment rights and their unique business model.

Jason Hornady discusses the evolution of Hornady's ammunition business, highlighting their focus on vertical integration and cartridge development. The company's grandfather started the ammo business for a constant bullet customer, and in the late 80s/early 90s, they began making cartridge cases. This focus intensified in the early 2000s, leading to innovations like the 6.5 Creedmoor and the 375 Ruger, which became the parent case for PRC cartridges.

This video provides an in-depth look at the America's Ammunition Company (AAC) factory, a subsidiary of Palmetto State Armory. It highlights AAC's 'civilian first' philosophy, modular factory design, and significant investment in in-house primer manufacturing to overcome industry bottlenecks. The tour showcases AAC's vertical integration, producing components from raw materials, and demonstrates the performance of their 77-grain 5.56 NATO match ammunition hitting targets at 1000 yards.

This video offers an in-depth look at Palmetto State Armory's extensive manufacturing capabilities, showcasing their vertical integration from raw materials to finished firearms. The tour highlights advanced processes like automated anodizing, precision machining with CMM and laser measurement tools, and in-house barrel production. PSA's commitment to quality control and direct-to-consumer sales model is emphasized, debunking myths about budget firearm manufacturers. The acquisition of H&R is also detailed, focusing on their retro AR builds.

This video discusses Gunwerks' strategic move towards vertical integration in their manufacturing processes. CEO Aaron Davidson explains how this initiative aims to reduce lead times and enhance the quality of their premium products, ultimately providing greater value to the customer. The channel promotes content focused on long shots, difficult shots, shooting tips, DIY projects, and ballistics, encouraging viewers to subscribe for more.

This episode of the Long Range Pursuit podcast delves into Gunwerks' manufacturing operations and supply chain strategies, featuring insights from Jackie Smith, Director of Manufacturing Operations. The discussion covers the challenges and successes of relocating their facility, the importance of vertical integration for controlling lead times and quality, and the strategic investment in automation and skilled labor. The goal is to enhance customer delivery speed, product quality, and cost-effectiveness by bringing more manufacturing processes in-house.