News from Windham Weaponry, Inc. July 2017 News, Items & Photos Vol. 6 / Issue #7 / July 2017 MARKETING NEWS Mark Eliason, VP Sales & Marketing In the heat of the Summer (OK, well, as hot as it gets in Maine!), we'd like [...]
News from Windham Weaponry, Inc. June 2017 News, Items & Photos Vol. 6 / Issue #6 / June 2017 MARKETING NEWS Mark Eliason, VP Sales & Marketing Summer brings a whole host of outdoor activites, and one of the most fun & challenging is 3 Gun [...]
News from Windham Weaponry, Inc. April 2017 News, Items & Photos Vol. 6 / Issue #5 / May 2017 MARKETING NEWS Mark Eliason, VP Sales & Marketing Hello to all our Windham friends, customers & fans out there. We met some of you at the recent [...]
April 2017 News, Items & Photos Vol. 6 / Issue #4 / April 2017 MARKETING NEWS Mark Eliason, VP Sales & Marketing Spring has 'sprung" here in Maine - we actually hit 80 degrees the other day. As Mainers, we know that it'll drop back down an [...]
March 2017 News, Items & Photos Vol. 6 / Issue #3 / March 2017 MARKETING NEWS Mark Eliason, VP Sales & Marketing The Maple sap is beginning to flow here in Maine - a sure sign of Spring, along with Mud Seaon and "Tax Time". Yes, that [...]
February 2017 News, Items & Photos Vol. 6 / Issue #2 / Feb. 2017 MARKETING NEWS Mark Eliason, VP Sales & Marketing We are back from SHOT Show in Las Vegas and trying to figure out where we left off! It was nice to get a [...]
January 2017 News, Items & PhotosHaving trouble viewing this email? Click here Vol. 6 / Issue #1 / Jan. 2017 MARKETING NEWS Mark Eliason, VP Sales & Marketing As we roll into the New Year, we look forward to all sorts of new challenges and agendas. One major way the Firearms Industry does this is through the [...]
Occasionally a customer contacts me with concerns about primers being slightly dimpled upon chambering a round. This is completely normal and is a characteristic of all basic AR15/M16 rifles. The firing pin in an AR15 is free floating inside its chamber. The forward inertia of the bolt upon chambering a round causes the firing pin [...]
I have had a few left handed shooters asking me how to more effectively deflect the brass out of our Carbon fiber rifles. Brass is sometimes deflected back at a sharper angle on the Carbon rifles and some left handed shooters have been struck with empty brass. The most effective solution is to use the [...]
I've had several customers inquire about specifically what type of steel is used in our black phosphate, chrome lined gun barrels. The following should help clarify. Windham Weaponry uses a modified 4150 Vanadium steel, better known as MIL-B-11595E CMV. Some manufactures call this "4150Mod". Our barrel steel is not plain "4150". Described better, it is [...]
