Approximately What Percentage of Your Airguns Are Made in the USA?

[Ezana4CE]

Before people get their nuts in a knot over the topic, it is a light-hearted question. I don’t intend to stir up your political opinions or frustrations. I ask because it was something I’d been thinking about lately and after doing the math I realized that 60% of my airguns are U.S. made or assembled in the U.S., spanning several brands. I thought it was kind of cool. That is not to say that I don’t enjoy airguns designed and manufactured elsewhere. One of my favorites is British made, another is Chinese made. I like a number of airguns and I can think of four countries including the US that make airguns that I favor.

This question is obviously biased towards US citizens and residents, but others are welcome to participate.

 

[Mike Brown]

My old Crosman and Benjamin are the only one's so about 40%

 

[wolfmangreg]

At this writing, all three of mine were made in Czech Republic. Not on purpose- just really like Kalibrgun (have for a long time). And now, my new Taipan Veteran II.

 

[Madhatter]

Only 2 USA air guns I have is my Sheridan and a 1377.

 

[PapaT]

Including my brother's 397 currently living at my house, 9/24 are US Made. This includes a special 2024 Red Ryder not stamped made in China. Yay for having 100% US made Red Ryders(3)!
PCP: 50%
CO2: 0% (Taiwan and Japan)
Pistols: 0%
MPP Rifles: 50%
Springer pellets: 0%
Springer BB Rifles: 71.4%

By Manufacturer:
AirForce: 100%
Crosman: 40% (50% including Benji 397)
Daisy: 71.4%
Everything else: 0%

 

[PapaT]

After posting, I realized that does not include my children's bb guns, which would lower my Daisy score and ends my 100% US Red Ryder statistic. But I'll keep my score as it stands.

 

[pan60]

I am at a 100% and the wife is all BRK in the house its few then I know off the top of me head because I am mote sure how many pump gas I have so for me unsure and two for her : )

 

[Pumacarl]

I'm 3 out of 10, but being a Paradigm, Marauder, and AirForce, I think I represent pretty well.

 

[PasadenaMike]

Air Force 2/2 except for the barrel. They’re LW German.

 

[Pumacarl]

Air Force 2/2 except for the barrel. They’re LW German.

Hey, that's a good point, 2.5/10, I guess.

 

[pan60]

with all the quality import guns and decent guns really it always a surprise if most have one.

 

[Chief 10-Beers]

I shied away from American made Rifles due to the Cost. In reality I would have probably been better off spending More the first time around. I like My AF.

 

[Farmplinker2]

Several Americans for pumpers, but the breakbarrels are either Chinese or Spanish. The 2 PCP are assembled here 3622s.

 

[Linehauler73]

Zero here…I only have 3. FX, Daystate and a JTS. Not many America made ones interest me unfortunately. There aren’t even many any more are there ?

 

[pan60]

theres AAA EVOL.
some of the western and I think RAW?
off the top of mt head I think ed gun is doing some of his line here I think I read that?

 

[PapaT]

Zero here…I only have 3. FX, Daystate and a JTS. Not many America made ones interest me unfortunately. There aren’t even many any more are there ?

AAA, Western, AirForce, Serpent Arms, RAW, some Benjamin guns (and a couple Crosman/Daisy?), Umarex assembles some guns here, Dennis is still making a limited number of pistols. That is what I have off the top of my head.

 

[jps2486]

How would anyone know?

 

[Ezana4CE]

How would anyone know?

@jps2486 I guess it’s similar to how a man knows or believes that a child is his when it looks nothing like him.

 

[Billm]

The only “made in the U.S.A” airgun that I own is the TalonP. I believe that equates to 12.5%. I’m disappointed that my Daisy is made in China. Made in the UK is just as important to me as Made in the U.S.A.. I own two BRK’s and so I have the UK covered. I’m guessing that may be why the BRK/Sub-MOA Sonoran is fast becoming my favorite air rifle: like me it’s part English and part American, albeit the ratio is reversed lol. I’m not going to buy anything based just on country of origin. No company should expect my patronage based upon national pride in lieu of quality or value. Wherever you are from: If a company is going to wrap their product in your flag, they should at least ensure their product or service represents your nation well. In my not so important opinion the Air Force TalonP represents U,S. Manufacturing well.

 

[ernroe]

4 Weihrauchs and 1 Benjamin, equals 20% made in USA.