Battle Arms Development, Inc. - George Huang | 2016 SHOT Show TV Studio

Published on January 20, 2016
Duration: 6:09

George Huang, President of Battle Arms Development, discusses the company's origin driven by a desire for higher quality firearm components. He highlights their focus on improving AR-15 parts for lightness, strength, and ergonomics, showcasing products like the BAD PDW with its integrated monolithic receiver and stock, and the ultra-lightweight OIP (3.9 lbs) featuring titanium, aluminum, steel, and carbon fiber construction. The interview also touches on their unique, pop-culture-inspired themed firearms.

Quick Summary

Battle Arms Development, led by George Huang, focuses on creating lighter, stronger, and more ergonomic AR-15 components and firearms. Their BAD PDW features a monolithic receiver with an integrated stock, while the OIP weighs an impressive 3.9 lbs using advanced materials like titanium and carbon fiber. They also offer unique, pop-culture-inspired custom firearms.

Chapters

  1. 00:06Introduction to SHOT Show TV
  2. 00:13Interview with George Huang of Battle Arms Development
  3. 00:23Origin Story of Battle Arms Development
  4. 01:42Introducing the BAD PDW
  5. 02:19Ultra Lightweight OIP Firearm
  6. 03:08The 'Cure' for the Common AR-15
  7. 03:37Ease of Installation Features
  8. 04:25Pop Culture Inspired Firearms
  9. 05:36Where to Find Battle Arms Development

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the BAD PDW from Battle Arms Development?

The BAD PDW (Personal Defense Weapon) is a firearm featuring a monolithic receiver with an integrated stock system. This design makes it a single piece with the lower receiver, resulting in a stronger, lighter, and more robust system compared to traditional bolt-on configurations.

How lightweight is the OIP firearm from Battle Arms Development?

The OIP (ounces is pounds) is an ultra-lightweight weapon system designed by Battle Arms Development that weighs just 3.9 lbs. It achieves this by utilizing a combination of titanium, aluminum, steel, and carbon fiber for its components, including the receivers, gas block, stock, and buffer.

What improvements does Battle Arms Development make to AR-15 components?

Battle Arms Development focuses on enhancing AR-15 components to be lighter, stronger, more ambidextrous, and offer better ergonomics and accuracy. They also simplify installation with features like magnetic pivot pins and set screws for certain parts, improving the overall user experience.

Does Battle Arms Development offer custom or themed firearms?

Yes, Battle Arms Development creates unique, themed firearms inspired by pop culture. Their 'BAD Lab' theme at SHOT Show 2016 featured firearms with custom ceramic coatings inspired by characters like Star Wars' Stormtroopers and Boba Fett, as well as themes from Marvel characters like Iron Man and Captain America.

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