Built for repeat production, not one-off jobs
We're structured around blanket orders and monthly production runs, not single-part quoting churn. If you need 200 units this month and 500 next quarter, that's the conversation we want to have.
CONTRACT MACHINING — NON-FFL ACCESSORY COMPONENTS
From optic mounts to compensators, gas blocks to handguards — Rockdale delivers production-run precision for the brands that can't afford tolerance drift or missed deadlines.
*Unless post-process finishing (coatings, nitride, etc.) extends turnaround.
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WHO WE SERVE
We specialize in contract machining of non-FFL accessory components — optic mounts, handguards, muzzle devices, compensators, gas blocks, and suppressor components. If your parts need to hold tight tolerances at production volume, and you need a shop that already speaks your language on materials, finishes, and lot traceability, that's what we built Rockdale to do.
We also take on precision work in other industries where our capabilities are a strong fit.
We're structured around blanket orders and monthly production runs, not single-part quoting churn. If you need 200 units this month and 500 next quarter, that's the conversation we want to have.
We work daily in 4140/4340/H13 and Carpenter 158, 9310, and 8620 — the materials your parts are actually made from, not generic mild steel jobs we're translating on the fly.
Our Lynx 2600SY handles complex turned features in fewer setups, which means tighter tolerances and faster turnaround on parts like gas blocks and mount bodies.
We're actively investing in dual-spindle turning and automation specifically to support higher-volume accessory production — not scrambling to catch up after you outgrow us.
REQUEST A QUOTE
Tell us about your part, your volume, and your timeline. We'll follow up with next steps — usually within one business day.
Currently producing for accessory brands across multiple states — distance hasn't been a barrier to blanket-order relationships.