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I don't think so; if you meant who made them for Numrich.
Not something they would broadcast, JMO. There are no signs on the drum itself, so if "legally" marked as required; they were likely made in the USA- though I would not wager any sum of $ on it.
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I would wager a guess they are made overseas and come in with a sticker with country of origin once in the hands of Gun Parts the sticker falls off ...... I have seen this in manufacturing where product is imported and a made in USA label is sewn into the bag/pack/etc......
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Hi to all, I have no idea where the drums are manufactured, other than it was a one shot contract, and no extra parts?.... But, the current delay in the revision program is probably due to my being AWOL the last two months!.... I have just this week, started right where I left off... only it will now be early Oct. before I can send any to Numrich... I have 40 in the revision stage right now, 35 for Numrich and 5 for customers..... It is a lot of work for anyone, and with my current status almost impossible.... but, in South Dakota, we had a saying when up to your windshield wipers in snow.. "If you're moving, you ain't stuck!"
.... and so it goes...... GT......
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