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Spike's Tactical Case Study

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“Spike’s Tactical,” a Revolutionary Mil-Spec Arms Manufacturer. INTRODUCTION This is a review of the Florida based firearms manufacturer, Spike’s Tactical. We try to give an overview of the company detailing its main products, and overviewing what people think of it. We also offer a preview of the company’s future plans and products. Spike’s Tactical is a relatively new firearms manufacturer, which has been running since 2001. The company’s headquarter is in Apopka, Florida. The CEO of the company is Angela Registerr. THE COMPANY Being a relatively small company, Spike’s Tactical employs a limited number of employees. In addition to its address, the company provides its employees’ emails, opening hours and holidays on their Contact Us …show more content…

• Complete Rifles: Spike’s Tactical has set itself as a serious manufacturer of rifles. Its AR/M4 “Spike’s Tactical” has become one of the most renowned rifles in the market. Shooters have expressed their satisfaction with the rifle because it combines accuracy, smoothness, elegance of design, and affordability, in addition to the fact the rifles are manufactured according to military specifications. • Pistols: In addition to rifles, Spike’s Tactical also manufactures and sells pistols. The company provides The Spike's Tactical ST-15 LE Pistol at $895. The pistol, just like the rifle, is Mil-spec compliant and is backed by the company’s lifetime warranty. • ST …show more content…

This is why the company is always releasing new products. For instance, in addition to its different kinds of firearms like the new $1369,00 rifle ST Pure Estrogen Mid-Length, the company’s October 2014’s featured products include other items and accessories such as hammers, rail accessories, and Mogul MOE Hand guards. Furthermore, the company is planning to release a new Ti bolt carrier. However, information about the price and specifications are still not available for the moment. You can check the company’s collection and order its new products through their website

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