Firearms components, CNC machined to print from certified shops. One U.S. point of contact. CNC machining of firearms and defense components in steel, stainless, aluminum, and titanium Grade 5. Tolerances to plus or minus 0.0005 inch, full lot traceability, and a U.S. facility option in Seattle for programs that need domestic production. The U.S. team runs print review and quality documentation.
Review core firearms component machining capabilities, materials, tolerances, inspection methods, and production requirements before requesting a quote.
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Share your part details, drawings, or CAD files. Redstone will review the requirements and confirm feasibility, tolerances, materials, lead time, and next steps.
Final specifications are confirmed during the technical feasibility review.
Redstone helps hardware teams move from released drawings to repeat production with documented quality, competitive unit costs, and engineering support from the U.S.
ISO 9001:2015, AS9100, and IATF 16949 active across the certified shop list. First-article inspection on every new part. CMM verification and full lot traceability before every shipment. Audit-ready documentation included.
Your print goes to a specific facility and a dedicated U.S. program manager, not a bidding portal. Redstone owns the firearms component machining relationship and the quality outcome. One U.S. point of contact from quote through receiving dock.
For programs that need parts produced in the United States, Redstone runs a domestic option at the Seattle facility. Print review, FAI sign-off, and quality documentation run from the U.S. team. You get one invoice and one contact in your time zone.
Redstone supports production metal parts across automotive, electronics, industrial equipment, and consumer hardware programs.
Slides, receivers, bolts, triggers, and rails machined to print in steel, stainless, and aluminum. Repeatability verified across the run. FAI and traceability standard.
Suppressor tubes, baffles, and muzzle devices in stainless and titanium Grade 5. Tight tolerance on alignment-critical bores. Wire EDM for sharp internal geometry.
Machined components to defense prints in steel and titanium. Domestic production available at the Seattle facility for programs that require it. Full lot traceability.
Rails, handguards, grip frames, and mounts in 6061 and 7075 aluminum. Volume from 500 to 100,000+ units per year. Cosmetic finishes available.
From initial drawings to final delivery, Redstone keeps each stage clear, documented, and aligned with production requirements.
Each handoff is documented. No stage moves forward until drawings, materials, and production requirements are confirmed with the customer.
Send part prints, material callout, and annual volume. Same-day technical feasibility review. Full quote within 48 hours, including domestic and certified overseas options where applicable.
Review the quote and production plan. Sign the production agreement. Redstone confirms material, facility assignment, and first-article schedule.
First-article samples machined to your print and inspected by CMM. FAI report ships to your engineering team for sign-off before the production run begins.
Volume machining runs at the assigned certified facility. In-house heat treatment where the print calls for it. Lot and material traceability maintained end to end.
Dimensional inspection against your approved drawings and tolerances. CMM report, material certification, and traceability records included in every shipment. For domestic programs, parts ship from the Seattle facility. Landed cost on your dock matches the number Redstone quoted.
Redstone supports production firearms component machining programs for OEMs and engineering-led teams that require repeatable quality, controlled costs, and reliable part production.
Production components for automotive Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers and specialty OEM programs, run to IATF 16949 in certified facilities with U.S. engineering oversight from quote through delivery.
Cast, machined, and fabricated components for industrial equipment programs, run to ISO 9001 with U.S. engineering oversight from quote through delivery.
Production firearms component machining components for electronics programs, run to documented quality with U.S. engineering oversight.
Production firearms component machining components for consumer products programs, run to documented quality with U.S. engineering oversight.
Production firearms component machining components for energy programs, run to documented quality with U.S. engineering oversight.
Machined and cast components for commercial firearms programs, run to ISO 9001 in certified facilities with full material traceability and U.S. engineering oversight from quote through delivery.
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Stainless, aluminum, and alloy lost-wax castings with fine detail and tight tolerance.
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Aluminum, iron, steel, and brass castings from low-volume runs to large production batches.
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2024 and 6061 are both workhorse aerospace alloys, but they serve opposite needs: 2024 delivers high strength and fatigue resistance under tension, while 6061 offers superior corrosion resistance, weldability, and fabrication versatility.
7075 aluminum nearly doubles the tensile strength of 6061 and dominates aerospace tooling, but it is generally considered non-weldable and harder to form. 6061 offers superior corrosion resistance, weldability, and fabrication versatility for a broader range of industries.
6061 aluminum can be bent, but its precipitation-hardened T6 temper makes it prone to cracking if handled without the right techniques. Proper bend radii, annealing, and controlled heating are all essential for successful results.
A36 and AR500 are two common steel grades with very different strengths. A36 is valued for workability and low cost; AR500 is engineered for extreme wear and abrasion resistance.
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No. Redstone machines firearms and defense components to your print. You supply the drawing and the material callout, Redstone produces the parts to tolerance with inspection and traceability. Assembly and any regulated finishing stay with you or your licensed partner.
Yes. Redstone runs a domestic production option at the Seattle facility for programs that need parts machined in the United States. Certified overseas shops are also available when domestic production is not required. Redstone confirms the right facility for your program at the quoting stage.
±0.005 inch standard, ±0.001 inch on critical features, and ±0.0005 inch on qualifying programs. Repeatability is verified across the production run with CMM, not just on the first article. Send your print and Redstone confirms the achievable tolerance at the feasibility review.
Every new part gets a first-article inspection. Production shipments include a CMM dimensional report, material certification, and lot traceability records. Material and lot traceability is maintained for the life of the program and available on request.
Yes. Send the existing prints, FAI package, and current supplier quote. Redstone assesses the part, runs a parallel quote across domestic and certified overseas options, and projects landed-cost and lead-time impact before you commit. Existing fixtures and programs are often re-usable.
