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Lindcott Armory

Firearms manufacturer

Olympic Arms

Olympic Arms in the reference: 51 gun models.

Defunct Olympia, Washington, USA, United States 1975–

Overview

Coverage in the reference and the shop, counted at build
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Gun models 51 Notable models

Olympic Arms was an American AR-15 manufacturer founded in 1975 in Olympia, Washington as Safari Arms / Schuetzen Pistol Works. One of the earliest independent AR-15 manufacturers after Colt's patents expired, Olympic Arms produced a wide range of AR-15 pattern rifles and pistols including early small-caliber variants (.223 Wylde, .45 ACP, 9mm carbines) and the first commercially produced AR pistols. Known for the K8 series lightweight rifles and the OA-93/OA-96 pistols. The company closed in 2017 after the death of founder Robert Schuetz.

Also recorded as Olympic Arms Inc., Schuetzen Pistol Works, SGW.

Notable firearms

51 models in the firearm database. Collectible and service designs first, then the newest.

  1. Olympic Arms GI 30 Carbine AR-15 Rifle · 2004
  2. Olympic Arms K8-MAG Rifle · 2004
  3. Olympic Arms K8-MAG 7mm Rem Mag 24-inch Rifle · 2002
  4. Olympic Arms Cohort .45 Super Pistol · 2000
  5. Olympic Arms K3B 5.56x45mm 16-inch Semi-Auto Rifle · 1999
  6. Olympic Arms Olympic Arms PCR-99 5.56x45mm 16-inch Rifle · 1999
  7. Olympic Arms PCR-99 5.56x45mm 16-inch Rifle · 1999
  8. Olympic Arms K9 9mm 16-inch Rifle · 1998
  9. Olympic Arms OA-98 223 Rem 6-inch Pistol · 1998
  10. Olympic Arms K10 PCC 10mm Rifle · 1997
  11. Olympic Arms K45 PCC .45 ACP Rifle · 1997
  12. Olympic Arms PCR-40 .40 S&W 16-inch Rifle · 1997

All 51 models

Counts are read from the reference and the shop at build time and change as records are added or corrected. Maker names in the reference are matched to this page through a reviewed alias list, not by spelling alone.