I know their are tons of american gun companies, but how many of them make their guns here? I hear remington has done some outsourcing to turkey, weatherbys are made in japan along with some Browning’s, winchesters are made in europe and japan. I think that rugers are the only ones left(I hope I am wrong), do you know of any others?
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Here is the list of guns made in the United States
Rifles Made in the USA
Henry Rifles See the entire line of fine Henry rifles, all made in America and priced
right
Ruger Arms Makers for responsible citizens. No matter what your use or need,
Ruger has the perfect rifle for you. Ruger manufactures full lines of autoloading, bolt
action, lever action and single shot rifles. Rifles fire a single projectile with precise
accuracy. Ruger rifles are known for their rugged reliability, handsome style, unique
design features, and represent the best value in rifles. Ruger manufactures hundreds
of rifles in calibers from .17 HMR to .458 Lott, for all sporting uses including
plinking, target shooting, small game and big game hunting, varmint shooting, and
collecting.
Stag Arms also is an american company
Keystone Sporting Arms, LLC. Davey Crickett & Chipmunk Rifles The Crickett rifle
is a high quality product, completely manufactured in the United States. It is
specifically designed for the beginning shooter, backpackers, trappers, campers, gun
clubs and youth clubs.
Remington Arms Company, Inc., headquartered in Madison, N.C., designs, produces
and sells sporting goods products for the hunting and shooting sports markets, as
well as military, government and law enforcement markets. Founded in 1816 in
upstate New York, the Company is one of the nation’s oldest continuously operating
manufacturers. Remington is the only U.S. manufacturer of both firearms and
ammunition products and one of the largest domestic producers of shotguns and
rifles.
Kimber Virtually every part of every Kimber is manufactured from the finest raw
materials in the state-of-the-art Kimber factory right here in America. Assembly and
testing is done by practiced hands under the same roof. Quality is the true measure of
value. Whether it means accuracy or dependability, the beauty of a finish or the
precision fit between parts, quality is an integral part of every Kimber.
Mossberg
Henry, Savage, Marlin, Jarrett, Ed Brown customs. And plenty more im sure.
You’d be surprised to hear that I think plenty of rifles are still made here. Some parts need to be outsourced because you can’t justify a production line for every nut and bolt that goes into a rifle but when it comes to the main components most are made here. So, when your question asks entirely, I say not really. But if you are willing to settle for most, I say plenty.
I’m not trying to be overly optimistic on the subject but I hear you and choose Ruger substantially more often for this very reason. Still, I want to stick up for some very good gunmakers out there. I like American jobs and quality as much as you but there are many good gunmakers making good guns. Makers like FN and Taurus have done some very good work and I wouldn’t feel remorse for owning one of their products.
Just to answer the question, I’ll say Ruger keeps it domestic, Marlin does too, Henry advertises it as one of their main selling points, Remington (if you say they are outsourcing I’ll believe you but I’ll still say I’m buying American when I buy Remingotn), H&R, Mossberg and, many, many more.