You know that III Arms will offer a 1911. What you may not know is that Jim is over-seeing a build on the AR Platform as well. We are also exploring a bolt action rig in .308 that will fit the "Beware-the-man-who-owns-only-one-rifle" role. I can't promise when the bolt rifle will be unveiled, it may not happen as soon as the 1911 and AR, but it will be offered very early.
III Arms will offer finely crafted weapons that will serve you well if you must ever reach for steel to protect your life or Liberty. Firearms are nothing more than tools. We will not offer safe queens. We will offer robust and reliable arms that you can bet your life on when you are forced into the muck, in calibers suited for the task at hand.
We know that if you are a 1911 fan you already own at least one. What will we offer in a 1911 that will lead you to buy another? Your 1911 will go bang every time you pull the trigger. Your 1911 is already accurate enough to serve you as a duty weapon. Why might you consider trading your 1911 for a III Arms 1911?
Consider this: Every 1911 on the market is being sold to anyone who will pay the money, and every 1911 on the market is offered by a company that puts the profits in the pockets of the company owners.
When you purchase a III Arms 1911 you will be investing in one of the best 1911s available. More importantly, every 1911, AR or bolt rifle sold by III Arms is another block of stone in the Citadel and another acre of land upon which III Patriots will build our own town. And every III Arms firearm sold will tell the world where you stand...ready to go to the Green, because your heart pumps the blood of the original III Patriots.
And III Arms will never accept a contract or purchase request from any Government agency.
Eventually we will offer a combat-worthy firearm in every major American caliber, so that no matter what ammo you may find in the field, you'll have a III firearm that will eat that ammo in the name of Liberty.
As soon as we are able III Arms will have prototypes in circulation for you to examine for yourself. When you see it, handle it, shoot it, I am sure you will purchase one. Construction will be first class. But your heart will never be satisfied until you own one, because it will be the only firearm in America that was designed by Patriots, built for Patriots, for the sole purpose of defending Liberty.
Kerodin
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Thanks for the update, I just got goosebumps reading this.
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Damn, you just keep making my marketing job easier. This needs a spot in the magazine. It explains PERFECTLY why a III Arms 1911. And every other III Arms firearm.
ReplyDeleteSeriously, huh? K's a one man marketing team, wanna bet he's an A personality, lol. ;)
DeleteMiss Violet
We have, of course, a .30.30, but I do not have a battle rifle, yet,...so I will wait to fill that slot until our company puts one out. I have been undecided as to what I would buy, so make my decision easier. ;)
DeleteThanks for the update K.
Miss Violet
I'd love it if the bolt action .308 was a take down model like the new Ruger 10/22. That might allow easy switching of barrels for length and caliber. If I understand correctly a .243 is a necked down .308 so it could use the same bolt. Also would be great if it used a common magazine instead of a proprietary one. The combination of take down, switch barrel and common mag would make it a very versatile rifle.
ReplyDeleteThat would be awesome...I so want one of those Ruger take downs....don't really need one...have a perfectly good Ruger 10/22...still want a takedown...
DeleteMiss Violet
Switch barrel and take down are showing up more and more. They are clearly considered premium features. If ours could be designed with those features from the start and be sold at a good price point we could have a hugely popular product.
DeleteAnd, like you and me both Miss V, people will want one even if they already a similar gun without those features.
In any case, I trust Kerodin and Mosby to come up with a great product. And I will be one of the first in line to buy one!
VJ
I'm not in any position to move to Idaho but I definitely approve of what you guys are doing and look forward to purchasing some III Arms when you guys have them for sale.
ReplyDeleteI first read the title of this post as "III Arms: Why buy JUST one?" :)
ReplyDeleteDo us a favor, make a short action Mauser take-down with interchangeable barrels, a six position folding stock like ATI does for the 10/22, LR-308/SR-25 mags, fwd scope mount with duel peep sights....front like a Sharps, rear ghost, mil trigger and safety.
ReplyDeleteFor the 1911: full size Ed Brown bobtail grip and include two slides, one officers and one full size, or a commander and long-slide.
Lol, well, you KNOW you want more than JUST one. ;)
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