Founded in 2016 by Fairmont natives Joe and Brooke Weaver, Wolfpack Armory manufactures American-made firearms and silencers at its Fairmont, West Virginia facility. The company grew from a small garage operation into a maker of custom AR-15 rifles and precision-machined AR-platform receivers, while also offering Cerakote and gunsmithing services. Its factory-assembled firearms and silencers carry an unlimited lifetime warranty.
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Smith Outfitters, LLCFounded in Steubenville in 2010, Smith Outfitters is a family-run firearms manufacturer and outfitter that builds its own S15 and S10 platforms while providing custom gunsmithing and gear for the outdoors and public-safety community. The company operates with federal firearms and Special Occupational Tax licenses in Ohio and West Virginia, and its in-house capabilities include machining, laser engraving, and Cerakote work. Owner Matt Smith, a former Ohio peace officer, runs the business with his brother Shawn, a certified gunsmith.STEUBENVILLE, OH
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
Hanover ArmoryHanover Armory is a Hanover, Maryland firearms maker and shop known for building its own HA-15 rifles and supporting customers with custom firearm work. Its American-made firearms carry a lifetime warranty, while its modern-firearm services are available to owners seeking customization or repair.HANOVER, MD
Fulton ArmoryFor more than 36 years, Fulton Armory has built American semi-automatic rifles based on classic U.S. service platforms, with a particular focus on M14 rifles and historically styled M1 Garands and M1 Carbines. Founded by William Clinton McKee Sr., the Maryland company builds its rifles one at a time through its armorer staff and recreates receivers to USGI material, heat-treat and geometry specifications where original commercial receivers were unavailable. Its gunsmithing work and technical publications, including guides co-authored with Dr. Walter Kuleck, extend that service-rifle expertise beyond the rifles themselves.SAVAGE, MD