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Hannah from TNARMSCO
Greetings Everyone!
My boss, John, that has been over much of our presence online and in this forum has officially handed me the reigns for Cal Guns, which feels a bit daunting. I felt that it was only appropriate that my first post be in the Ladies Forum as our company is mostly staffed by brilliant women, all of whom kick butt.
I am trying to get a feel for the forum, and what we could do as a company to keep people interested and without coming off as robotic or irritating with an abundance of ads.
Primarily, Tennessee Arms Company LLC is a lowers manufacturer, ar-15 & ar-308, as well as an 80%. We are a start-up that is a little over three years old that is the brainchild of two Veteran brothers
and their father. One of those brothers being a Marine & former contractor that had the simple idea of increasing weight-savings without compromising functionality. We decided the best course of action was to use glass-filled polymer, the kind used for suspension kits on trucks, and Marine-grade brass inserts in the trouble areas like the grip & buffer tube. Our finish is ran throughout the mold and as such can not be worn off.
At the heart of our company is our commitment to our customers. We strive to deliver a product we and our customers stand behind. Therefore, we offer a lifetime-guarantee on all of our products & we will help you to get the an order that is specifically dedicated to your needs.
If any of you feel so inclined, I have a couple of questions::
1) Do you currently own or would you purchase a lower on the ar-15 or ar-308 platform?
2) Have you ever tried a polymer lower? If so, was it reinforced by metal at the grip or buffer tube?
3) Is a lifetime guarantee something that affects your decision to buy?
4) Would you be interested in a -ladies-only- coupon code to use at your discretion on our website?
I am looking forward to discussing with you all.
Kind Regards,
Hannah Evans
My boss, John, that has been over much of our presence online and in this forum has officially handed me the reigns for Cal Guns, which feels a bit daunting. I felt that it was only appropriate that my first post be in the Ladies Forum as our company is mostly staffed by brilliant women, all of whom kick butt.
I am trying to get a feel for the forum, and what we could do as a company to keep people interested and without coming off as robotic or irritating with an abundance of ads.
Primarily, Tennessee Arms Company LLC is a lowers manufacturer, ar-15 & ar-308, as well as an 80%. We are a start-up that is a little over three years old that is the brainchild of two Veteran brothers
and their father. One of those brothers being a Marine & former contractor that had the simple idea of increasing weight-savings without compromising functionality. We decided the best course of action was to use glass-filled polymer, the kind used for suspension kits on trucks, and Marine-grade brass inserts in the trouble areas like the grip & buffer tube. Our finish is ran throughout the mold and as such can not be worn off. At the heart of our company is our commitment to our customers. We strive to deliver a product we and our customers stand behind. Therefore, we offer a lifetime-guarantee on all of our products & we will help you to get the an order that is specifically dedicated to your needs.
If any of you feel so inclined, I have a couple of questions::
1) Do you currently own or would you purchase a lower on the ar-15 or ar-308 platform?
2) Have you ever tried a polymer lower? If so, was it reinforced by metal at the grip or buffer tube?
3) Is a lifetime guarantee something that affects your decision to buy?
4) Would you be interested in a -ladies-only- coupon code to use at your discretion on our website?
I am looking forward to discussing with you all.
Kind Regards,
Hannah Evans
I watched the videos of the site and like what I saw especially how the lower receiver is able to take the abuse and how they performed afterwards. Also, I like that the receiver is reinforced with metal. I have no problem buying it if I was in the market but for now I already have more than enough in the safe. 
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