New Line Of Gun Safes Develops Patriotic Theme For American Rebel

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A Kansas safe and firearms accessories company is reportedly stepping up its all-American focus with the marketing and commercialization of a new line of gun safes manufactured entirely in the United States.

American Rebel Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:AREB) doesn’t make guns, but it manufactures accessories designed to safely store weapons, including safes. Now, it is building a new product line called Freedom Safes that will be manufactured at the company’s Kansas plant.

The new line of safes, currently undergoing Underwriters Laboratories (UL) testing, is another step on American Rebel’s journey to position itself as America’s Patriotic Brand for U.S. firearm enthusiasts.

By focusing on its Kansas manufacturing plant, for example, the company says it is moving away from its reliance on making its products in Mexico. American Rebel is working on a licensing deal where it can use the National Rifle Association  (NRA) logo on its existing line of gun safes. The company will market that product line at the NRA’s annual convention in Houston over Memorial Day weekend.

Safes Made In The U.S.

Several other U.S. gun safe manufacturers pride themselves on making great products at home.

It’s a competitive market, and American Rebel is trusting its focus on being all American all the time might give it an edge — especially as the company moves manufacturing to its Kansas plant.

American Rebel also produces other products such as concealed-carry backpacks, vault doors and safes for use by the cannabis industry. The company has a line of apparel designed to support the American Rebel brand and boost sales of its main products.

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