Here at T-Rex, we've talked a lot about manufacturing, partly because we're a manufacturing

company, but even if we weren't, we understand that manufacturing is very important.

We've talked about it on the main channel, on the Labs channel, on this very podcast at this

very table, and today I'm going to talk about it a little bit more.

Welcome back to T-Rex Talk.

And if you listen very carefully, you will hear manufacturing going on right at this very

moment.

As you know, here at T-Rex, we make all kinds of tactical life-saving equipment, specifically

holsters.

That's kind of the main thing we manufacture in-house.

But we also make a huge amount of the tooling to manufacture holsters.

So here are some old aluminum extrusions that are being discontinued, and here are some new things being milled to take

over with what we're actually wanting to build.

So there's a lot of interesting options that open up for you as a company when you have

the ability to make stuff in-house, either with a machine shop over

there or some advanced engineering stuff that's happening just outside of camera over here.

There it goes again. Now, manufacturing and the ability for America to re-industrialize and take

on more manufacturing capability is something that has been discussed a lot recently,

particularly around the tariffs. It's been a lot of conversation about tariffs recently,

and it's been kind of a roller coaster ride. Not only has the conversation gone in all sorts of

different directions, but the tariffs themselves have been up and down and back and forth

and all over the place. And at this point, it's not even

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