This is a veteran owned/family-owned and operated business. It started with a scope mount for the Daisy Buck 105 and a way for the kiddos to earn some extra money. It’s evolved into a humble international ecommerce business. We design, brainstorm, print, and ship as a family. Before our products are sold and shipped globally they are used in our own backyard and printed in our garage in Texas!
We now sell products for many more airguns and are continuing to innovate. Most of our products started out as suggestions from our customers. In a sense, it is our customers who have built this business and continue to determine it’s direction. We are grateful for all the support and hope to continue growing and serving our customers with great products at great prices!
We`re takin` care of business. - In this here video we were cooking up some UX Notos Handguards then moving on to some parts for @evolve3dprinting - I know a lot of stuff is out of stock. Next we`ll serve up some Notos Grips, UNI Adapters, and Modular Suppressors. - I`m working overtime, work out...
We`re takin` care of business. - In this here video we were cooking up some UX Notos Handguards then moving on to some parts for @evolve3dprinting - I know a lot of stuff is out of stock. Next we`ll serve up some Notos Grips, UNI Adapters, and Modular Suppressors. - I`m working overtime, work out......
Deep east Texas with my eldest. Piney Woods Hunting, Toledo Bend fishing and a little bit of messing around.
Deep east Texas with my eldest. Piney Woods Hunting, Toledo Bend fishing and a little bit of messing around....
A little snippet from a podcast interview with our friends over @isolids
Turns out Tom Gaylord was right. A 3d printed scope mount for the Daisy Buck 105 was a dead end. Sort of...
We didn`t anticipate that the Little Buck Rail would lead to what Buck Rail is today. We had a lot of wise council that, like Tom`s, took a while to sink in.
Still a long way to go, but it was really cool to catch up with Mr. Gaylord at the @pyramydair Cup, almost exactly 5 years after he wrote that article on the "Little Buck Rail"
Now we have over one hundred unique SKUs and many more to come. A third of it we can barely keep in stock (We`re working on that!). In-house, literally, Selective Laser Sintering. 3000+ Made in USA parts a month shipped all over the world.
Bear with us while we get our @formlabs SLS machine back up and running and try and catch up after some rare time off.
A little snippet from a podcast interview with our friends over @isolids
Turns out Tom Gaylord was right. A 3d printed scope mount for the Daisy Buck 105 was a dead end. Sort of...
We didn`t anticipate that the Little Buck Rail would lead to what Buck Rail is today. We had a lot of wise council that, like Tom`s, took a while to sink in.
Still a long way to go, but it was really cool to catch up with Mr. Gaylord at the @pyramydair Cup, almost exactly 5 years after he wrote that article on the "Little Buck Rail"
Now we have over one hundred unique SKUs and many more to come. A third of it we can barely keep in stock (We`re working on that!). In-house, literally, Selective Laser Sintering. 3000+ Made in USA parts a month shipped all over the world.
Bear with us while we get our @formlabs SLS machine back up and running and try and catch up after some rare time off....
Good times with some great folks at the Pyramyd Cup