The Make American Guns Again Act of 2025 requires the Secretary of Defense to study how many firearms and related parts used by U.S. military personnel are manufactured abroad or by foreign-owned subsidiaries in the United States. Within 180 days of the law's enactment, the Secretary must report findings to Congress and the President, along with recommendations for purchasing weapons that are entirely made in America by domestically-owned companies. The bill applies to small arms and light weapons—standard military firearms and related equipment—but does not specify new funding or implementation timelines beyond the initial reporting deadline. This legislation targets military procurement practices with the goal of increasing domestic firearm manufacturing for Armed Forces use.
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