Poland Expands Small Arms Manufacturing: New FB “Lucznik” Production Hall Opens in Radom
FB “Łucznik”–Radom has inaugurated a new production hall worth 31 million PLN, expanding its output to 80,000 firearms per year — a strong industrial move during its 100-year anniversary.
Fabryka Broni “Łucznik”–Radom has opened a major new production facility, marking its 100-year milestone with concrete growth in industrial capacity rather than symbolic ceremony. The expansion delivers over 3,500 m² of functional floor space and represents a capital deployment exceeding 31 million PLN, enabling the factory to scale up to 80,000 firearms annually.
The new facility includes administrative and employee infrastructure, aiming to streamline operations and support workforce growth as demand for Polish-manufactured small arms continues to rise both domestically and internationally.
PGZ President Adam Leszkiewicz emphasized the factory’s strategic role in national security and export competitiveness, noting that this year will be financially record-breaking for the historic producer—an unmistakable signal that Poland’s small-arms industry is strengthening its position in NATO supply chains.
