Huntertown Arms Closing Shop

[Lazarus]

Saw this on IG. Sad to see a shop closing. Also sad for those can owners who no long have support for their cans.

 

[Shrek926]

I’ve got one of their Guardian 2 cans... good thing it’s relatively serviceable without going back.


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[Allsmiles]

I've got one of their Fusion T22 and have used it a lot. Met the owner at a shoot and he seems like a very nice guy.

 

[BangBang]

Man that sucks!

It’s a great time to be a gun/suppressor BUYER right now, but not so great to be a manufacturer. Especially since 41f came along.

 

[tazfxrp]

I have a Guardian also, hope there aren't any issues in the future. Hope they can work it out somehow.

 

[sparked1]

This is the primary reason I never considered a HA Guardian. Who knew how long they’d be around for product support.

I’m sure there will be many more shops like this closing their doors. Market is saturated with guns and accessories. People were on a buying frenzy for the 8 years of the Obama administration, and it created a bubble of sorts. Everybody and their brother wanted a piece of the market, from AR builders to holster makers and everything in between. Now that bubble has imploded due to the fear of restrictions largely removed, at least for the near future. Good for us, not so much for shops like this. But, hey, business is business and the show must go on.

 

[albatros43]

41f made it a pain in the butt for anyone with a trust. Mission accomplished.

 

[spencer60]

Can't say I'm too surprised. It's a tough market to compete in based on price and without a track record.

 

[Redneck1919]

What happens to any cans that someone already paid for and waiting on stamps?

 

[Lazarus]

What happens to any cans that someone already paid for and waiting on stamps?

They are at the dealers waiting for approval. Any cans they have in for repairs will be fixed but no future work will be done.