I bet you are making money hand over fist to put back into new stuff the way parts are flying off the shelves. any plans to expand into more parts? ive been having a hell of a time finding a 20 inch 5.56 barrel with a 1-7 twist for heavy rounds(that isn't WAY out of budget right now)
Yeah we're mostly making more molds for lowers/80s right now. This whole year has been all about expanding the product line for us. So when everything eventually settles down, we have more to offer and a slow down won't sting as much. But as far as parts, www.arpartsfinder.com is a pretty cool bot for searching specific parts and ive been getting uppers and parts from ar15part.com and primaryarms.com
Oh that was mostly a far off speculative question, no way to know for sure until you are already trying it on stuff like barrels, too much different knowledge and tooling. i did find a barrel i like, now to hope it is in stock when i have the money.
Be careful to keep some liquidity around for demand downturn after things settle down though, would hate to see you go under because the market gets flooded.
I bet you are making money hand over fist to put back into new stuff the way parts are flying off the shelves. any plans to expand into more parts? ive been having a hell of a time finding a 20 inch 5.56 barrel with a 1-7 twist for heavy rounds(that isn't WAY out of budget right now)
Yeah we're mostly making more molds for lowers/80s right now. This whole year has been all about expanding the product line for us. So when everything eventually settles down, we have more to offer and a slow down won't sting as much. But as far as parts, www.arpartsfinder.com is a pretty cool bot for searching specific parts and ive been getting uppers and parts from ar15part.com and primaryarms.com
Oh that was mostly a far off speculative question, no way to know for sure until you are already trying it on stuff like barrels, too much different knowledge and tooling. i did find a barrel i like, now to hope it is in stock when i have the money. Be careful to keep some liquidity around for demand downturn after things settle down though, would hate to see you go under because the market gets flooded.