CNC for Gunsmithing

Tormach Gunsmithing Success Stories

Award-Winning Pistolsmith uses Tormach PCNC 1100 for Custom Gunsmithing

Custom Pistolsmith Scott Mulkerin from SDM Fabricating was kind enough to spend a few minutes speaking about craftsmanship and "making things" with us in Episode 4 of our Tormach Owners Story video series.

Game On! Small CNC Brings Laser Tag into the Light

Playing laser tag for the past seventeen years, Tom Baker of Lafayette, Indiana has turned a teenage hobby into a successful business—all while innovating the future of the game.

Machine Shop finds Niche with Tools and Accessories for Muzzle Loaders

While in high school, Scott Pobjoy took a part-time job at Cash Manufacturing Company, a custom machine shop and specialty manufacturer of supplies and accessories for firearms. High school ended and Pobjoy accepted a position as a full-time machinist in the shop. Purchasing the company from founder Ted D. Cash in 2006, Pobjoy has ramped up production. Cash Manufacturing now boasts a catalog of 100 parts and accessories.

From Firearms to Dental Devices: Bootstrap CNC Evolves into Viable Business
A self-taught machinist without any formal CNC education, Kyle Hale used his Series II PCNC 1100 to turn a hobby into a business in the span of less than six years.
Strikemark Takes Aim at Product Development
John Saunders and Yanne Root, Tormach PCNC 1100 owners and co-founders of Strikemark, manufacturer of the lightning fast SM-1 auto-reset rifle target, have extended their range with a line of Picatinny rail mounts for the GoPro and Contour camera systems.

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