Keystone Sporting Arms, LLC is a Pennsylvania firearms manufacturer founded in 1996 by father-and-son Bill and Steve McNeal. The family-owned company began by producing the Davey Crickett youth rifle and now reports manufacturing an average of 60,000 Crickett and Chipmunk rifles annually at its Milton facilities. Its primary focus is beginning and youth shooters, with its Crickett and Chipmunk single-shot rifles identified as its leading specialties.
Belding & MullFounded in 1916, Belding & Mull is a Philipsburg, Pennsylvania, sporting-goods business that supplies firearms, ammunition and outdoor equipment to hunters and fishermen. The company also has a distinctive manufacturing legacy, having made its own powder measures, bullet molds, reloading dies and rifle scopes before becoming a regional retail destination. In 2014, it opened a 5,000-square-foot shopping center and continues to serve outdoorsmen across Pennsylvania.PHILIPSBURG, PA
Keystone ArmsSince 1993, Matamoras-based Keystone Arms has dealt in firearms while also making and supplying hard-to-find parts for historic guns. Its shop is particularly distinctive for its deep Reising submachine-gun and Thompson parts offerings, including Keystone-made Reising magazines and reproduction components. The business serves customers through its retail store and online shop, with firearms also offered through auctions and Davidson’s.MATAMORAS, PA
Ordnance Research IncFor more than 20 years, Ordnance Research Inc. has been a small Central Pennsylvania manufacturer serving firearm makers, surplus companies, and military organizations. Founded by Curtis Wolf, the company passed to Kole Moyer in 2024 after he had been part of the organization since 2017, while continuing its focus on custom machine-gun mounts and precision components.333998EPHRATA, PA
Stealth Arms, LLCStealth Arms began in 2012 as a small St. Marys, Ohio workshop selling specialized targets before growing into a U.S. manufacturer for gun owners who want to build and customize their own firearms. The company machines its parts in-house, inspects every piece before it leaves the shop, and donates proceeds from its scrap metal to charities aligned with its mission.ST. MARYS, OH