American Technologies Network (ATN) Opens Second Texas Location – Yahoo Finance
The U.S. leader in tech optics brings high-quality rifle scopes to Austin hunting community
DORAL, Fla., Oct. 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — American Technologies Network (ATN) Corp., a leader in the tech optics industry, today announced the grand opening of its second Texas location at Barton Creek Square Mall in Austin.
“We’re thrilled to open our newest location as we continue to expand our footprint in Texas and deliver our products and technologies to local hunting enthusiasts,” ATN Corp. Chairman, Founder and CMO Marc Vayn said. “The Austin community can expect to find all the gear they need when they visit our store, including expert advice and unmatched service from our experienced team.”
As more brick-and-mortar companies board up their windows due to the pandemic, inflation and e-commerce competition, ATN understands the increased value of face-to-face customer interactions. In-person demonstration and holding and seeing ATN products firsthand is paramount for customers.
“With this expansion, ATN is offering our dedicated customers a wide selection of thermal and night vision optics through a more hands-on experience,” ATN Corp. CEO and Co-Founder James Munn said. “The passion for hunting and the outdoors in Austin provides us with a great opportunity to offer top-of-the-line in-store services tailored to hunting enthusiasts.”
ATN opened its first retail store in Dallas, Texas in 2021 and continues to invest in the communities that support its brand by creating local jobs and planning for future growth in Texas. ATN plans to have a total of four retail stores by 2023.
About ATN Corp:
American Technology Network is an innovative industry leader and manufacturer of night vision and thermal Smart Optics products. Founded in 1995, ATN is known for creating high-quality products that enhance the outdoor experience and connect more people with nature. ATN Scopes offer user-friendly, Smart features, enabling users to record their experience and share them directly online with ease. Top-selling models include the X-Sight 4K Pro series, ThOR 4 series, ThOR LT series and the OTS LT series. Visit www.ATNCorp.com to learn more or call 1- 800-910-2862, Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM PST. You can also find ATN on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram.
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