CFF Investment opportunity? Who wants to buy a turn key arms manufacturer?

I gave at the office. :)
 
That’s one way to sell it all for as little as possible. Looks like some good machine shop equipment, and a little inventory.
 
That’s really cool but I wonder what they have that is unique and attractive in today’s market.

It would be a fun “if I won the lottery” purchase.
 
The thing I don't get is that if it's an asset sale, does the FFL or whatever the ATF license is automatically transfer?
 
Tim said:
The thing I don't get is that if it's an asset sale, does the FFL or whatever the ATF license is automatically transfer?
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Nope.
 
It seems really inane to sell it as a turnkey operation. They will get much more by selling stuff individually. No one is going to drop a chunk of money to get the name, so they won't drop a chunk of money to buy the turnkey business.

Guess this is just another casualty in the post-Obama AR market.
 
cubrock said:
It seems really inane to sell it as a turnkey operation. They will get much more by selling stuff individually. No one is going to drop a chunk of money to get the name, so they won't drop a chunk of money to buy the turnkey business.

Guess this is just another casualty in the post-Obama AR market.
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I am surprised at the number of ar makers that are still left. 1911s too.
 
cubrock said:
It seems really inane to sell it as a turnkey operation. They will get much more by selling stuff individually. No one is going to drop a chunk of money to get the name, so they won't drop a chunk of money to buy the turnkey business.

Guess this is just another casualty in the post-Obama AR market.
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The only money is in the patients. The rest? Nope. The AR market is now a wholesale only market. Its not a retail market at all.
 
Did these guys hold a patent the piston assembly?
 
JBoyette said:
The only money is in the patients. The rest? Nope. The AR market is now a wholesale only market. Its not a retail market at all.
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Do they hold any patents that are worth much? Were they collecting royalties on other companies' piston guns? Serious questions. If they do have patents that are worth a lot, maybe they are leveraging that perceived value as a way to sell all the stuff others wouldn't want.
 
Adams Arms

80's rock band, right?
 
NOOO! dagnabit to Heck! I actually liked my AA upper! I was thinking about getting another of there uppers with the new more adjustable gas block.

EDIT: It looks like their creditors want to get paid and are forcing the sale of the assets.
 
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Midway has a new one, for less...no tax, free shipping. Do you even do any research before posting?
 
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