MILO Live opens new Las Vegas manufacturing facility

MILO Live marked the grand opening of a larger manufacturing facility in Las Vegas on Aug. 6, expanding capacity for live-fire ranges and range equipment. The move strengthens the company’s Southern Nevada footprint as it works to meet growing demand and support new hiring.

Why it matters: - The new facility increases MILO Live’s live-fire manufacturing capacity. - The expansion supports production of modular shooting ranges and range equipment. - The project reinforces MILO Live’s long-term presence in Southern Nevada, where the company has operated for more than 30 years. - The larger site is designed to improve working conditions and help attract local talent.

What happened: - MILO Live held a grand opening for its new manufacturing facility in Las Vegas on Aug. 6. - The celebration included a luncheon, remarks from company and community leaders, and guided tours. - Local and state officials, industry partners, customers and employees attended. - Guests toured the manufacturing and production areas. - The facility produces Ready Range® modular shooting ranges and shooting range equipment from fabrication through assembly to finished products.

The details: - The new site expands MILO Live’s production capacity in the live-fire manufacturing market. - The facility gives MILO Live more room to deliver modular shooting ranges and related equipment. - The company describes the investment as part of its continued commitment to American manufacturing. - Jake Cook, executive director of MILO Live, said the expansion positions the company to meet growing customer demand, improve production efficiency and keep investing in innovation and employees. - Kurt Flosky, president of FAAC Incorporated, said the company chose to double down on North Las Vegas after considering other locations, including sites outside Nevada. - Flosky said the location offers access to resources, transportation and skilled labor. - Flosky said the new building is a fully integrated environment designed to improve efficiency and increase capacity. - Flosky recognized support from the Governor’s Office of Economic Development, the Las Vegas Global Economic Alliance and Clark County. - Representatives from the offices of U.S. Rep. Susie Lee and U.S. Sen. Jacky Rosen presented Certificates of Special Congressional Recognition. - The recognition honored MILO Live’s investment in Southern Nevada, business growth and contributions to the region’s advanced manufacturing community.

Between the lines: - The opening suggests MILO Live is preparing for more demand across military, law enforcement, commercial and private customer segments. - The decision to expand in North Las Vegas signals confidence in the area’s workforce and logistics base. - The congressional recognition adds public-sector validation to the company’s role in local advanced manufacturing.

What's next: - MILO Live expects the expanded facility to support continued growth. - The company will use the new site to strengthen delivery of live-fire training solutions. - FAAC Incorporated and MILO Live are likely to keep investing in the workforce and production capacity as demand develops.

The bottom line: - MILO Live’s new Las Vegas facility is both a capacity upgrade and a long-term bet on Southern Nevada.