All of our product line is proudly made in the United States of America. We have been a manufacturing facility in the heart of the Midwest (Fort Wayne, Indiana) for over 3 decades now!

With a legacy in precision-machining high-quality broadheads within the archery industry, Vantage Point is embracing a new era of growth and innovation. The decision to expand the brand to include Armory and Outdoors is fueled by a commitment to applying machining expertise to a broader range of products and experiences.

Vantage Point is a powerhouse for custom machining across the country. Our extensive experience in CAD design, engineering, material purchasing, and more has allowed Vantage Point to make strides in the archery industry and expand into other industries.

Vantage Point’s mission has always been to create and supply durable, American-made broadheads to the market to make bowhunting more ethical – that mission lives on with the brand expansion. Vantage Point’s commitment to providing top-tier, American-made products remains unwavering, ensuring that high-quality solutions are accessible to archers, firearm enthusiasts, and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

Yes, we are proud to offer a discount to Veterans, Military, and First Responders. Please send us a message to redeem a discount.

Orders are usually shipped the same or next business day. Some items may be backordered or accepting preorders. This information will be provided in the description along with an estimated time they will be available to ship.

When your order is shipped, delivery usually takes 2-4 days. International orders normally take 10-20 days to arrive depending on location.

Not sure if your order will arrive on time? We offer 1 and 2 day shipping options.

If for any reason you are not 100% satisfied, please contact us or fill out the return form linked here.

Manufacturer’s Warranty

If the product you purchased is defective or not performing in the way it should be, we will make it right. Please contact us at info@vparmory.com for further instruction.

How to Clean Residue from Your Firearm & Compensator - watch video instructions here.

Residue buildup is completely normal—it’s just carbon and fouling left behind from firing. Over time, it can collect on your firearm and compensator, especially around muzzle devices. The good news? It’s easy to clean off, and it doesn’t damage or remove your Cerakote finish when handled properly.

Important note: We’ve seen cases where people try to scrub off the residue too aggressively, which actually ends up polishing the carbon rather than removing it. This can give the illusion that the Cerakote is coming off—but it’s really just shiny residue left behind.

Regular maintenance keeps your setup performing smoothly and helps prolong the life of your gear. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to properly clean that buildup and get your firearm looking and functioning like it should.

What You’ll Need:

• Firearm cleaning solvent - We use Breakthrough Clean Technologies Suppressor Cleaner
• Nylon or brass brush
• Cotton swabs
• Microfiber cloth or cleaning patches
• Gun oil or lubricant
• Gloves (optional)
• Bowl or Container

Instructions:

1. Ensure Safety

• Unload your firearm completely.
• Remove the magazine and check the chamber.
• Engage the safety.

1. Disassemble

• Field strip your firearm according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Remove the compensator

1. Apply Solvent

• Pour Breakthrough Clean Suppressor Cleaner into a small bowl or container, then place your compensator (and any other small parts with heavy carbon buildup) into the solution.
• Let it sit for 30 minutes to an hour to loosen buildup.

1. Scrub Residue

• Use a nylon or brass brush to gently scrub the treated areas.
• Use cotton swabs for hard-to-reach spots and internal edges.

1. Wipe Clean

• Use a microfiber cloth or patches to wipe away the loosened residue and solvent.
• Reapply and repeat scrubbing if necessary.

1. Inspect

• Confirm that all residue is removed and no buildup remains.

1. Lubricate

• Lightly oil moving parts per your firearm’s guidelines.
• Don’t overdo it—just a protective coat where needed.

1. Reassemble

• Put your firearm and compensator back together.
• Confirm everything is properly installed and tightened.

1. Function Check

• Perform a quick function check to ensure smooth operation.

Maintenance Tips:

• Clean after each range session to prevent carbon from caking on.
• The suppressor cleaner we use is safe for Cerakote and anodize and doesn’t strip your finish.
• Routine care = optimal performance and longer-lasting gear.