Arms Cove offers weapons friendly marketplace for home-based crafters
Arms Cove aims to give small weapons based businesses a platform to reach consumers. (Photo: Arms Cove)
Arms Cove, an online marketplace for manufacturers big and small to hawk their weaponry, announces it’s now open for business.
Created by individuals within the firearms industry, the Arms Cove marketplace was opened as a means to connect home-based and small businesses with consumers.
“The American dream of owning your own business and making a profit should not be limited by the big online market places,” John Cantrell, owner of Arms Cove, said in a press release.
The company only submits payments through credit card processors who are firearm friendly and offers “top tier website security” to protect transactions. Arms Cove intends to offer an entire section for re-sellers in the future, but for now the listings are limited to manufacturers looking to sell their goods.
Arms Cove takes customer service seriously and, depending on location and availability, is even willing to travel to help set up listings.
Though just recently launched, several manufacturers have already on-boarded and posting listings. Hexmag, High Desert Gunworks, Meaden, Phoenix Weaponry and Surf City Paracord are among the vendors currently offering products on the site.
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