Can anyone here tell me who now manufactures the RAW air rifles and where they may be purchased? It seems to me that there was news of them being purchased while ago by another manufacturer and that was the last I heard, any information would be appreciated.
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RAW Air rifles
- Thread starter Panzer
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Air Force.... I think the RAW website is still place to go for orders/info though.
edit - I should add that I have no idea if manufacturing has moved to texas yet or not, but that was the story.
edit - I should add that I have no idea if manufacturing has moved to texas yet or not, but that was the story.
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I'd suggest talking to Ken Hicks and SPAW. He's worked closely with the folks at RAW and knows their line up really well.
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As far as I know RAW makes just about everything in house. Except barrels and regs I think. There is a video on youtube that was also posted here somewhere showing a rather detailed tour of the facility.
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Believe the guns are still being made in Tennessee (for now) but being sold out of Texas (Air Force ). When I got mine ( about a month ago). 
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I talked to Martin a few weeks ago. Sounded like his new company (Airguns USA) is going to be a custom shop, involved in tuning and repair work. I notice the phone number now on the RAW site is the toll free Air Force number in Texas. I don't know the stage of transition they are in, but my assumption is that Air Force will take over all RAW production, probably moving it to Texas. Again, just assumption on my part, but it would be unusual for a larger buyer to maintain the smaller production shop. There are usually some economies of scale to be realized by combining the production assets, especially if it can be done without increasing the number of employees. I know nothing about Air Force or its products, but if I were thinking of buying another RAW rifle, I'd buy it now if the TN folks are still making them.
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