They could ramp production, but at what cost? If they invest a crap ton of money to fill the supply chain then, once everyone that wants one gets a fix, the demand slows down drastically, but they still gotta pay those big bills from ramping up. It makes sense to get the guns in peoples' hands first, then sell them accessories later. I know that's frustrating as a customer, but for a business, especially a small one, it makes sense. They are still a relatively new company, so they may have underestimated demand, but i can see why they are cautious about growing too fast. I feel like a lot of their products are niche products. They don't appeal to every gun owner like a glock or a ruger 10-22. That being said, forcasting the market for their products now, but more importantly in the future, is definitely not easy.