Canadian Made Swiss Arms AR Lower

Retail for the stripped lower is $499.

We are just waiting for our new price guide frow Swiss Arms so that we can work out a "package" deal with it complete.

JR
 
Does anyone know of a company that can do a teflon/spray finish, similar to the original Swiss Arms finish on the Classic Green/Black/Red/Blue, etc?

It appears in the photo, the finish appears to be an anodized coat. Nice, but it would be nicer to be able to match the existing upper factory finish.

I guess that then leads to the question regarding tolerances of a teflon/spray bake finish. If the lower gets finished similar to the original Swiss finish, will the tolerances be affected to the point of not being able to install lower parts?

I am anxiously awaiting to obtain/buy one of these lowers. Good work guys!
 
koldt said:
Does anyone know of a company that can do a teflon/spray finish, similar to the original Swiss Arms finish on the Classic Green/Black/Red/Blue, etc?

It appears in the photo, the finish appears to be an anodized coat. Nice, but it would be nicer to be able to match the existing upper factory finish.

I guess that then leads to the question regarding tolerances of a teflon/spray bake finish. If the lower gets finished similar to the original Swiss finish, will the tolerances be affected to the point of not being able to install lower parts?

I am anxiously awaiting to obtain/buy one of these lowers. Good work guys!
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Call Barret at Arma-coat. He will take good care of you.
 
We actually made a Swiss Arms Green Color for some customers, so they can match up the bipod's and furniture. It was a perfect match. Just call us or email us and we can refinish the lowers SIG Green or we can sell you the Arma-Coat to do it yourself.
 
North Eastern Arms said:
NEA rails due out later this year, at half the price of the B&T's
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Nice!:)

Questions:

1. Is there a way to make them lighter then the B&T one?

2. Can you make a top rail that will line up/be on the same plain as your Quad rail? This is what has always turned me off the B&T quad rail, you need a flat top upper for it to line up.:(

Congrats on all the good stuff coming down the pipe at NEA!!:rockOn:
 
Just when I was counting Swiss Arms out of my list on costs, this comes along and makes me reconsider.

Swiss Arms AR Lowers

Canadian made AR's

CZ mods galore

Companies competing

Canadian gun buyers getting access to great gear!


What a time to be alive.....
 
MPI said:
Nice!:)



1. Is there a way to make them lighter then the B&T one?

2. Can you make a top rail that will line up/be on the same plain as your Quad rail? This is what has always turned me off the B&T quad rail, you need a flat top upper for it to line up.:(

Congrats on all the good stuff coming down the pipe at NEA!!:rockOn:
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1 - Yes
2 - already done. The new top rail coming out this month allows you to mount an aimpoint micro directly to the rail and have a co witness with the factory irons.



I love the swiss guns....... which is why i now have 2 black specials, a carbine and a CQB on the way.
 
I own 2 Swiss Arms rifles, the Black Special Target and the Classic Green. I love these rifles because the quality is great and the weight of the rifle makes it rock solid to shoot. To me the biggest draw back to this rifle is the fact that the barrel is not free floated. I've seen my POI change as much as 8 inches at 100 yards when shooting from the bi-pod, to sand bag support just under the magazine area. If you steady off the bi-pod and really pull the rifle back into your shoulder you can get a solid hold, but at the price of drastic POI change. I'm wondering what the main advantage is with this new lower receiver?
 
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