Why We Don't Offer Certain Parts

There is not a day that goes by we don't get asked if we have a product or can manufacture a part for a given firearm. Unfortunately, most times, we have to reply with a simple no.

We want to help and are always looking to expand our aftermarket parts line, but there's a lot more that goes into it. It's more than just having the equipment.

Experience has taught us we must be completely invested in a new product. It's easy to get caught up in looking only at a part's profitability as a deciding factor, but that's not how we operate.

If we aren't 100% invested in a new product's success, it isn't going to be our best effort. It's hard to maintain the effort required to manufacture products we're not passionate about, despite initial excitement.

This doesn't mean we don't take every suggestion seriously. We would be fools not to, as some of our best ideas originated from customer feedback and suggestions. At the same time, it would be a disservice to you to offer a product simply because we have the resources to do so.

We are grateful for the conversations we have with you. The feedback - both good and bad - is what drives us to improve and continue to develop new products.

If you'd like to learn more, jump to episode 38 of the No Excuse To Miss podcast where I go more in-depth on our history and processes behind our aftermarket parts.

Have a great weekend,