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 The "'''Ring of Fire'''" is a colloquial term used to describe a number of United States firearm manufacturers that specialized in the production of cheaply-made "Saturday night special" type firearms. This group of companies acquired this nickname through the repeated appearance of their firearms in crimes across the United States. The original list of "Ring of Fire" manufacturers were:
 *[[Raven Arms]]
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-'''NOTE:''' Although this appears to be a lot of different manufacturers (and there were), ''all'' of the above companies were actually linked to each other in one way or another, and all directly (or indirectly) originated from [[Raven Arms]] and its original [[Raven Arms MP-25|MP-25 handgun.]].
+'''NOTE:''' Although this appears to be a lot of different manufacturers (and there were), almost ''all'' of the above companies were actually linked to each other in one way or another, and all directly (or indirectly) originated from [[Raven Arms]] and its original [[Raven Arms MP-25|MP-25 handgun.]].
-The only real exception to the above would be [[Arcadia Machine & Tool (AMT)]]. It was not ''directly'' linked with the original Raven company in any way, but was still considered to be part of the "Ring of Fire" manufacturers.
+The Youtube channel "GunWebsites" made an ''excellent'' video that explains the history of the "Ring of Fire" in great detail. If one wishes to get a deeper understanding of the history of these companies, it is highly worth watching.
-== Video ==
+* '''[https://www.avantlink.com/click.php?tt=cl&merchant_id=ccf799bb-c286-463f-875f-afb0e1403bbf&website_id=c4332a1e-8005-46c7-83f5-381bd1eedc06&url=https%3A%2F%2Ftrueshotgunclub.com%2F True Shot Gun Club]''' - An online retailer that specializes in bulk ammunition in all major calibers, including 9mm, 5.56mm, 7.62x39, 12 gauge and many more.
-The Youtube channel "GunWebsites" made an ''excellent'' video that explains the history of the "Ring of Fire" in great detail. If one wishes to get a deeper understanding of the history of these companies, it is highly worth watching.
+* '''[https://www.avantlink.com/click.php?tt=cl&merchant_id=bcb477af-5b50-448e-9f25-6195cb7195ff&website_id=c4332a1e-8005-46c7-83f5-381bd1eedc06&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.aeroprecisionusa.com%2F Aero Precision]''' - A major maanufacturer of AR-15's, offered in a variety of calibers.
-<youtube>oSzA1OUZ8m8</youtube>
+* '''[https://www.avantlink.com/click.php?tt=cl&merchant_id=97338a88-d4bb-4c59-a4b9-32eba2511bd2&website_id=c4332a1e-8005-46c7-83f5-381bd1eedc06&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.airgundepot.com%2F Airgun Depot]''' - A major source for ''all'' things airguns & accessories, including ammo, CO2 cartridges, optics, targets & more.

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	'''NOTE:''' Although this appears to be a lot of different manufacturers (and there were), ''all'' of the above companies were actually linked to each other in one way or another, and all directly (or indirectly) originated from [[Raven Arms]] and its original [[Raven Arms MP-25\|MP-25 handgun.]].		'''NOTE:''' Although this appears to be a lot of different manufacturers (and there were), ''all'' of the above companies were actually linked to each other in one way or another, and all directly (or indirectly) originated from [[Raven Arms]] and its original [[Raven Arms MP-25\|MP-25 handgun.]].

−	The only exception to the above ~~is the company~~ [[Arcadia Machine & Tool (AMT)~~\|AMT~~]]. It was not ''directly'' linked with Raven in any way, but was still considered to be part of the "Ring of Fire".	+	The only real exception to the above would be [[Arcadia Machine & Tool (AMT)]]. It was not ''directly'' linked with the original Raven company in any way, but was still considered to be part of the "Ring of Fire" manufacturers.
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−	'''NOTE:''' Although this appears to be a lot of different manufacturers (and there were), ''all'' of the above companies were actually linked to each other in one way or another, and all directly (or indirectly) originated from [[Raven Arms]].	+	'''NOTE:''' Although this appears to be a lot of different manufacturers (and there were), ''all'' of the above companies were actually linked to each other in one way or another, and all directly (or indirectly) originated from [[Raven Arms]] and its original [[Raven Arms MP-25\|MP-25 handgun.]].
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		+	The only exception to the above is the company [[Arcadia Machine & Tool (AMT)\|AMT]]. It was not ''directly'' linked with Raven in any way, but was still considered to be part of the "Ring of Fire".

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 The "'''Ring of Fire'''" is a colloquial term used to describe a number of United States firearm manufacturers that specialized in the production of cheaply-made "Saturday night special" type firearms. This group of companies acquired this nickname through the repeated appearance of their firearms in crimes across the United States. The original list of "Ring of Fire" manufacturers were:
 *[[Raven Arms]]
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-Although this appears to be a lot of different manufacturers (and there were), ''all'' of the above manufacturers are actually linked to each other in one way or another, and all originated in some way, shape or form from the original [[Raven Arms]].
+'''NOTE:''' Although this appears to be a lot of different manufacturers (and there were), ''all'' of the above companies were actually linked to each other in one way or another, and all directly (or indirectly) originated from [[Raven Arms]].
 == Video ==

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		+	Although this appears to be a lot of different manufacturers (and there were), ''all'' of the above manufacturers are actually linked to each other in one way or another, and all originated in some way, shape or form from the original [[Raven Arms]].

	== Video ==		== Video ==

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	*[[Cobra Industries]]		*[[Cobra Industries]]
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		+	*[[Jimenez Arms]]
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 *[[Davis Industries]]
-[[Arcadia Machine & Tool (AMT)]]
+*[[Arcadia Machine & Tool (AMT)]]
 *[[Bryco Arms]]
 *[[Lorcin Engineering Company]]
-*[[Phoenix Arms]]
+*[[Talon Industries]]

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	*[[Phoenix Arms]]		*[[Phoenix Arms]]
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		+	== Video ==
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		+	The Youtube channel "GunWebsites" made an ''excellent'' video that explains the history of the "Ring of Fire" in great detail. To get the full story, it is a video worth watching.
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		+	<youtube>oSzA1OUZ8m8</youtube>