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23 Ιαν 2020 · The EMR-A comes in two different models – standard and extended reach. My model is the extended. FCD recommends the standard reach model for defensive rifles, but in my opinion, the difference between the two (0.09″) shouldn’t make a huge difference safety-wise.
21 Ιουν 2017 · Until then, companies like Forwarding Controls Design have been hard at work combining modern machining and ideas to half-century old AR-15s. Their latest offering is the EMR-A, or Enhanced Magazine Release – Ambidextrous.
Description. Warning. NOTE: Do not use anti-rotation pins, most of them do more harm than good, they're also mostly incompatible with EMR-A. A properly designed trigger doesn't need them. For more info on anti rotation pins, visit this link: https://www.forwardcontrolsdesign.com/anti-walkanti-rotation-pins.html.
A 10.9lb rated magazine catch spring is included with each EMR-A. EMR-A's catch is made from CNC machined 4140 steel and black nitride coated, its lever is 7075 aluminum and Type 3 hard coat anodized.
The Forward Controls Design EMR-A is an ambidextrous magazine release for .223 and .308 AR receivers. The placement of its lever is well thought out to closely mirror the magazine release button on the right side.
After numerous changes to the mag catch geometry and lever shapes, final design was made into working prototypes in 2017, and first shown in public at Cola Warrior West III. EMR-A's an ergonomic ambidextrous magazine release.
Reviews 10. Forward Controls Design EMR-A (Enhanced Magazine Release – Ambidextrous) EMR-A is a long in development ambidextrous magazine release for .223 and .308 AR receivers. Original concept and design was complete in 2015.
