established in 1992

• 1991 Raven Arms burned down
  – George Jennings retired and sold his designs to Phoenix
• one of the “Ring of Fire” Manufacturers
• founded and owned by Jennings’ ex-wife, his children, four of his grandchildren, and by Raven’s former general manager
• continued production of the MP-25
• HP22A
• HP25A

Phoenix Arms
Ontario, California

1989 – 2002
Valencia, California

• 1989 established by Steven Jennings in Valencia, California
  – nephew of Raven Arms founder George Jennings
• Raven Arms .25 ACP clone with a built in laser sight
• one of the “Ring of Fire” Manufacturers
• 2002 went out of business

Sundance Industries
Valencia, California

established in 1989
Mira Loma, California

• 1989 established by Jim Waldorf in Mira Loma, California
• one of the “Ring of Fire” Manufacturers
• 1993 the number one pistol manufacturer in the United States
  – produced 341,243 guns
• 1996 filed for bankruptcy
  -18 pending product liability, personal injury, and wrongful death lawsuits
• 1997 emerged from bankruptcy
• 1998 closed
• 1999 Waldorf started Standard Arms in Reno, Nevada

Lorcin Engineering

1978
Irvine, California

• 1978 founded by Bruce Jennings in  Irvine, California
  – son of Raven Arms founder George Jennings
• sold pocket pistol clones of Raven Arms
  – in smaller caliber (.22lr)
• 2003 Bryco Arms declared bankruptcy
• 2004 Paul Jimenez, bought the bankrupt Bryco Arms and renamed the company Jimenez Arms

1970 – 1991
Irvine, California

• 1970 established by George Jennings
• 1978 his son Bruce Jennings founded Jennings Firearms in Irvine, California
• 1982 his daughter & Jim Davis established Davis Industries in Chino, California
• 1989 his nephew Steven Jennings established Sundance Industries in Valencia, California
• one of the “Ring of Fire” Manufacturers
• November 1991, a fire destroyed the Raven Arms factory
• 1991 sold designs to Phoenix Arms

Raven Arms