Posted: 5/14/2024 4:09:02 PM EDT
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Hey everyone! For anyone wondering just who we are, I thought I'd give you a short introduction. My name is Josh Rowe, founder and co-owner of Allegheny Arms & Gun Works located in the South Hills of Pittsburgh, PA. Our company was founded in 2011 after I returned from my last overseas contract job with the intent of offering general gunsmith services with emphasis on the (then neglected) Beretta 92 platform. Over the past 13 years, we've grown from my one man gunsmith shop to a reasonably large operation including a retail gun shop maintaining an inventory of just under 2,400 in-stock firearms, a stand-alone custom, repair, and manufacturing shop, and an outside sales division for web, agency, and bulk sales. As you can see, I've been here on ARFCOM for quite a while (I still remember the UBB) and signing on as an industry partner for me is kind of a big deal and something I've been looking forward to for some time. Now that we're here, I'd like to directly offer our services and let you all to know that we're here if you need us. We're still offering all of the Beretta services we always have but more recently, have been working closely with Allen Engineering (Trajectory Arms) on the AE series of OTB suppressors and mounts as well as several other parts and accessories. Additionally, we're finalizing a new QD suppressor that should be ready to hit in the next few months. Overall, we're looking forward to being here on the industry side and, again, if you all have any questions please don't hesitate to reach out to me directly! --Josh |
"Here's to gunpowder and pussy; live by one, die by the other, love the smell of both."
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"There comes a point where we are no longer drawing lines in the sand but are backed against a precipice."
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