Recent content by EdwardArmsCo

Chargemaster Yeah!!! As you can probably tell, we love our chargemasters for anything up to 500 yards, then the Accu-lab get's broken out for grain by grain dropping out to 1000+.

Hey guys, Edward Arms Company here. We are developing a couple of new rifles for the 2015 year and we would like to ask you , the readers, a personal question. Without branding like Noveske KX3 etc... We want to know what your ideal rifle setup would consist of. Simply put, were looking to...

Well it's a batch charge these days, so the 1 off stuff costs quite a bit, usually about 125 dollars but technically we could do several sets in that batch price.

Im just going to throw this out there.. If I could show you a picture of an old worn out receiver of mine, I would, but then I wouldn't have been taking my own advice and using some anti-rotation pins... Ok, well without stirring the kettle to much more, how about we call it good advice from...

Unfortunately, it's truly hard to find a good BCG anyways. Most Companies brand their bolt carriers but they almost all come from Advanced Ordinance out of Dayton Beach Florida. You might know them by another name , AO precision. Just about every big name bolt carrier that you guys pay huge...

I am citing my personal knowledge. I own a 07 C2 manufacturer, guess the name:), and we pump out 50 or so custom rifles a month. I have owned several old colts, DPMS etc.. with what I like to call "Walking Pin Syndrom". The reason is simple and any manufacturer can attest to this fact. FACT 1=...

90percent of our uppers are 1/7"twist barrels, but for those carbines just shooting police loads, they get 1/9" twist rate. Point is, 72 grain is where we start seeing issues between the two barrels. I shoot 80 grain Bergers in Highpower matches with my 7 twist and 50-67 grain bullets with the 9...

Absolutely 100% necessary. overtime the trigger and hammer pin will stretch out the aluminum around it turning into a wobble. This will eventually stretch out the pin holes causing them to walk out, usually at a very inopportune time. The KNS pins stop that from happening and they let the hammer...

One of the perks of being an 07/C2 manufacturer is the ability to make firearms like this. This 7.5 inch beauty boasts mostly Arizona made components from the BCG to the Receivers, Rail System, Barrel, Trigger, Buffer / Tube and I'm sure Im forgetting a few pieces. Sorry , it's dirty in the...

42gr varget and 168smk = Great load 44gr varget and 175smk = unknown Im a little confused as to the question. If you are asking whether 5 time shot .308 brass is safe with 44grains of varget and a SMK 175, then Maybe. Who's chamber is in each barrel? That will play a difference on case...

HA, your totally right. Broke a disconnect, since been replaced :)

No matter how you feel about the shop or it's patrons or owners, the fact that the shop had the proper security to require them to enter from the roof and then even a silent alarm to stop the thieves from taking anything else is a praise to the gun business. In any case, the scum bag losers who...

Well sorry about that, That was not my intention, actually after I posted this, we found the new member section and dropped a line there.

Well Howdy, Edward Arms Company is a new member of the Snipers Hide Forums. We are an Arizona based 07 / C2 Manufacturer of AR15 components and Rifles like so many others :). Our business specializes in the custom small runs of rifles and parts (from 1 - 150 pieces). We do much in house...

Most of the firearms have the same internals, just external finishes may be different, 1/7 " 16" M4 profiled barrel cut with a 5.56mm chamber reamer, then sent to Phoenix heat treating for nitriding. Billet upper / Lower receivers T6061 cut from USA billet stock then Anodized at Southwest...