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    Default Olympic Arms Closing

    Just got an email that Olympic Arms is closing at the end of Febuary. If you need parts better buy them now.
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    Default Re: Olympic Arms Closing

    thought they closed a few years back.
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    Default Re: Olympic Arms Closing

    my immediate thought was "again?"

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    Default Re: Olympic Arms Closing

    They won the gold medal in making junk.

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    Default Re: Olympic Arms Closing

    Quote Originally Posted by eagleclaw View Post
    They won the gold medal in making junk.
    Pretty much.

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    Default Re: Olympic Arms Closing

    Didn't they buy out Safari Arms and few years ago?
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    Default Re: Olympic Arms Closing

    Who?

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    Default Re: Olympic Arms Closing

    Quote Originally Posted by HKusp 45 View Post
    Who?
    Olympic actually made a few interesting guns.
    Their 1911 Westerner with the color case hardened slide is one I always wanted to get.

    They were one of the first to offer pistol caliber ARs like .45 and 10mm and they made ARs in WSM calibers and iirc they had a .30 Carbine AR.

    I used a PCR rifle for matches back during the Clinton ban.

    Some of their stuff was shit, but thats almost par for the course for any company isn't it?

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    Default Re: Olympic Arms Closing

    Quote Originally Posted by 39flathead View Post
    Olympic actually made a few interesting guns.
    Their 1911 Westerner with the color case hardened slide is one I always wanted to get.

    They were one of the first to offer pistol caliber ARs like .45 and 10mm and they made ARs in WSM calibers and iirc they had a .30 Carbine AR.

    I used a PCR rifle for matches back during the Clinton ban.

    Some of their stuff was shit, but thats almost par for the course for any company isn't it?
    Pretty sure they were the first to make a forged AR receiver too.
    They also hold the record for the longest continuously-in-production-AR-mfgr when you take into account Colt's "PC" abandonment of the AR market for a bit in the 90's.
    Somebody had traded-in a SUM-barrelled Oly A2 rifle at the defunct Gander in Moon and it was going for a song. By the time I realized what it was for the price and went back the next day - gonzo...
    Oh well, shit happens.
    All of my guns are lubed with BACON GREASE.

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    Default Re: Olympic Arms Closing

    Quote Originally Posted by nfafan View Post
    Pretty sure they were the first to make a forged AR receiver too.
    They also hold the record for the longest continuously-in-production-AR-mfgr when you take into account Colt's "PC" abandonment of the AR market for a bit in the 90's.
    Somebody had traded-in a SUM-barrelled Oly A2 rifle at the defunct Gander in Moon and it was going for a song. By the time I realized what it was for the price and went back the next day - gonzo...
    Oh well, shit happens.
    The AR recievers were always forged, aftermarket made cast and milled.

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