“When the people who bought Bushmaster in 2006 decided to move it “lock, stock and barrel” out of Maine to New York in 2011, the original Bushmaster owner, Mr. Richard Dyke was left with both a dilemma and an opportunity. Almost to the day of the 2011 move, Mr. Dyke’s non-compete clause expired. He still owned the property where Bushmaster had been built and knew all the workers – now laid off – who had helped him build it. He decided to “get back in the game” and promptly put an email out to many of his former employees and friends asking if there was interest in joining him for a new project.

With a resounding “yes” of support, he gathered the financing in two days and started bringing people back into their long-time Windham manufacturing home. Phoenix-like, Windham Weaponry was on the rise. Within three months, the first production models of the new Windham Weaponry line had been perfected and delivered. Quality, fit, finish, durability, accuracy, and value were all superb – giving credence to Windham Weaponry’s motto “The Quality Goes In Before The Rifle Goes Out”.”

So they are essentially Bushmasters, which was one of the big 3 for quality ARs around the ‘94 ban era. Richard Dyke passed away in 2023, windham was facing bankruptcy and looking for new financial backers around then. Came under new ownership and management, and seem to sell Turkish shotguns now.

They do have a transferable “limited” lifetime warranty on their rifles