firearms manufacturers by state
How many guns are there in the United States?
Data from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives shows that over 13.8 million firearms were manufactured in the U.S. in 2021 alone. According to the industry trade group National Shooting Sports Foundation, there are over 434 million guns in circulation in the United States.
Who makes the most guns in America?
America’s two largest gunmakers – Smith & Wesson and Ruger – account for nearly a third of all domestic gun production. Not surprisingly, many of the states producing the most guns are home to manufacturing plants of these and other major gun brands, including Glock, Sig Sauer, and Springfield.
Where are Beretta guns made?
Beretta manufactures firearms in Italy and Tennessee. The Bobcat, Tomcat, 1301, some 92X handguns, and some a300 shotguns are made in the USA. Bergara manufactures all of its rifles in Spain. Bersa makes all of their firearms at their manufacturing facility in Ramos-Mejia, Argentina. Blaser manufactures its firearms in Isny im Allgäu, Germany.
Where are Glock guns made?
Glock manufactures most of its firearms in Austria, but does some manufacturing in the USA. The Glock 42 is only manufactured in the United States, but some serial numbers of other Glock lines are also produced in the USA as well as Austria. Henry firearms are made in the USA.
O.F Mossberg & Sons: Texas
Just about every American who owns or has ever owned a shotgun owns a Mossberg. If not, they are familiar with the famous pump-action model 500. Mossberg is now the oldest family-owned firearms company in the US. Founded in 1919 by Oscar Frederick Mossberg, the company is now more than a century old. It is still owned by the Mossberg family with th
Sturm, Ruger and Co: New Hampshire, Arizona, Connecticut
Ruger is an American household name when it comes to guns. They are most well-known for their .22 caliber line of pistols and of course the Ruger 10-22 rifle. In recent years, their line of LCP and LCR handguns has landed them a place in the CCW market. Their most recent version of the LCP is the LCP Max, a .380 compact pistol that has a magazine c
Springfield Armory: Illinois
Firearms manufacturer Springfield Armory is not a new name. In fact, it was a name given to a government manufacturing plant in Springfield, Massachusetts in 1794. It produced a ton of weapons but most notably the M1 carbine during WWII. It was shut down in 1968. So, who is making guns under the name Springfield Armory today? A man by the name of B
Sig Sauer: New Hampshire
Like a lot of other gun companies, Sig Sauer wasn’t originally a gun company. It was first started in Switzerland in 1853 as a Wagon factory. They soon submitted a prototype of a rifle for the Swiss Army. They won the award, and the wagon company eventually became the Sig Arms Company, later named changed to Sig Sauer. The Swiss company started mov
Summary
There are a lot of companies out there making firearms. Some are on the cheap side, and some are on the high end of the price tag. There are some great guns made in other parts of the world, but it’s nice to know which ones are made in America. In section two, we will continue to look at some of the major gun manufacturers who produce firearms in t
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