https://padlet.com/AmericanWeaponsComponents/About Headquartered in Mesa, Arizona, American Weapons Components manufactures and sells 80-percent-unfinished lower receivers, which must be machined or finished out by the customer before being considered a firearm, as defined by the United States Gun Control Act of 1968. Customers throughout the U.S. can use components and/or gun frames from American Weapons Components (AWC) to create firearms ranging from AR-10 and AR-15 rifles to 1911 and Glock-style handguns. The company also sells and distributes a wide variety of American-made and imported tactical gear and apparel that includes weapons cases, rifle bags, combat backpacks, utility pouches, sling mounts, and armor side plate adaptors. AWC staunchly supports the U.S. military and the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. In an effort to keep concerned citizens informed about the latest developments in areas such as firearm owners’ rights and gun-control legislation, AWC maintains an up-to-date blog that publishes multiple articles on a weekly basis. Recent AWC blog articles have included pieces on Long Island’s SAFE Act and the California “buy and build” measure, AB 857. en-us 2017-03-31 10:33:51 UTC 2017-06-01 03:04:30 UTC hello@padlet.com AmericanWeaponsComponents https://padlet.com/AmericanWeaponsComponents/About/wish/163926021 2017-03-31 10:35:16 UTC https://padlet.com/AmericanWeaponsComponents/About/wish/163926021 AmericanWeaponsComponents https://padlet.com/AmericanWeaponsComponents/About/wish/163926091 2017-03-31 10:35:41 UTC https://padlet.com/AmericanWeaponsComponents/About/wish/163926091 AmericanWeaponsComponents https://padlet.com/AmericanWeaponsComponents/About/wish/163926179 2017-03-31 10:36:12 UTC https://padlet.com/AmericanWeaponsComponents/About/wish/163926179 AmericanWeaponsComponents https://padlet.com/AmericanWeaponsComponents/About/wish/167650827 American Weapons Components is a customer-focused manufacturer and provider of gun parts that enables buyers to assemble a range of firearms, including Glock-style, AR-10s, and AR-15s. In addition to gun parts, American Weapons Components also sells a useful collection of tactical gear, including the three items listed below.

1. Plate carriers. A plate carrier is a type of body armor worn as a vest that helps prevent gunshot wounds. Though they’re typically worn by individuals in their professional capacities as police or the armed forces, civilians are able to buy them as well. Many also come equipped with compartments for MOLLE pouches.

2. Tactical slings. Slings are straps used to support larger rifle-style firearms. They come in a variety of styles to support a variety of uses, including carry straps, shooting slings, patrol slings, two-point slings, and three-point slings.

3. Tactical belts. Tactical belts further help gun users support the weight of their weapons by redistributing the carry weight of ammunition to the hips. When choosing a tactical belt, gun owners typically consider factors like the product’s width, rigidity, materials, and buckle to select the option that best suits their needs.]]> 2017-04-22 21:56:43 UTC https://padlet.com/AmericanWeaponsComponents/About/wish/167650827 AmericanWeaponsComponents https://padlet.com/AmericanWeaponsComponents/About/wish/174735907 Located in Mesa, Arizona, American Weapons Components provides a wide range of parts for the construction of firearms. One factor in the success of American Weapons Components is its commitment to customer service, with the company CEO often engaging in direct conversations with customers to ensure they have everything they need.

Here are a few tips for more successful interactions with customers:

1. Do not interrupt. While you may have the answer to a query on the tip of your tongue, you should always allow customers to finish what they are saying. Interruptions demonstrate an unwillingness to engage fully with customers.

2. Avoid jargon. Not all customers have familiarity with the industry-related lingo, so speak in terms the layman can understand. If you must use a technical term, make sure you explain it fully to avoid confusion.

3. Apologize. If customers have a genuine issue related to a mistake your company has made, be accountable and apologize. In most cases, taking ownership of the issue defuses the customer’s emotional response, allowing you to work together to find a solution.]]> 2017-06-01 03:03:11 UTC https://padlet.com/AmericanWeaponsComponents/About/wish/174735907