American Made - Episode Guide

Kip Fulks leaves a successful corporate career to lead a team of self-taught growers and brewers on a mission to challenge the biggest beer makers in America.

Savage Arms has made firearms in America since the 19th century-this is their story.

Pete Roberts is the visionary behind Origin USA-a company uncompromising in its promise to produce 100% American made products. To keep his promise, Pete must challenge the idea that manufacturing must be done overseas.

Bruce Pettet leads a fifth-generation family company on an unrelenting mission to make the best optics in America.

The origin story of one of the America's most successful firearm manufacturers.

The modern-era story of one of the America's most successful firearm manufacturers

Seventh generation Stephen Beam stewards the Beam family legacy of bourbon in the heart of Kentucky through a traditional distilling process

After tragedy strikes, Cody DeSomma fights to carry forward the legacy of an industry legend

Steve and Jason Hornady work to carry on Joyce Hornady's founding principle in 1949: the world needs a more accurate, deadly, and dependable bullet!

Matt Eich uses blue-collar know-how to turn sheets of steel into world-renowned guitars.

The grandson of a legendary race car driver forges his own path.

No other magnified optic has been used in combat more than Trijicon's legendary ACOG.

Case has made legendary knives in America since 1889-this is their story.

Colt is ubiquitous with American firearms-this is their story.

Adam Weatherby and his family move their business to Sheridan, Wyoming in hopes of continuing the family's legendary legacy.

This is the story of how a blue-collar landscaper became the greatest NRL shooter in the world.

If you haven't heard of Decked, you soon will. This is the story of one of the fastest growing and most dynamic businesses in the USA.

This is the story of how Adam Wainio redefined AR accuracy in his garage with one simple machine.

Journey into the heart of a family legacy, where master luthiers transform wood and wire into timeless instruments that have shaped the soundtrack of America for generations.

The story of a retired fighter pilot turned self-taught metal fabricator who reinvented safe technology. Instead of throwing money at the problem, he out-engineered it, creating vaults that protect Americans' possessions for a lifetime.

In 1980, schoolteacher Richard Sorin turned long days of teaching, coaching, and bus duty into late nights in a two-car garage, hand cutting and welding steel hauled on the roof of his '74 Land Cruiser, building the gritty foundation for Sorin Exercise Equipment. Today, every major sports program holds Sorinex as the high bar.

In 1998, a barn fire united volunteer firefighter Jess Graber and brewery owner George Stranahan, sparking a friendship that led to Colorado's first Rocky Mountain Single Malt. Founded in 2004, Stranahan's uses pure mountain water and local barley to craft a smooth, flavorful whiskey that set the standard for American Single Malt.

Every cowboy hat has a story. It begins with its shape, but it's defined by something far greater. Forged by skilled hands and steeped in over a century of tradition, each one becomes more than headwear, it becomes the crown of the American West.

A hunting accident that shattered Glen Seekins' rifle stock sparked a journey from his garage to the forefront of firearms innovation. Built on relentless problem-solving, precision engineering, and an obsession with perfection, Seekins crafts rifles and components trusted by marksmen who demand nothing less than excellence.

In this episode of American Made, we follow Canik's bold journey from its international roots to its new chapter on American soil. For years, Canik has built a reputation for precision, innovation, and value in the world of handguns. Now, the company is taking a historic step: producing firearms right here in the United States.

World famous American chocolate-maker Christopher Elbow thought there was nothing he could love more than making chocolate, then he discovered fly fishing.