Welcome back to TFB’s Small Business Spotlight! In this weekly column, we take a look at small firearm-related businesses. Today’s company is RX Arms, a manufacturer of tactical shotgun parts and accessories.

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About RX Arms

RX Arms designs and manufactures premium tactical shotgun parts and accessories, specializing in Benelli M4, Beretta 1301, and slowly branching out to other shotguns. We’re based in Canada, but serve the US market with a domestic USA shipping solution, so our USA customers do not have to deal with any tariffs or duties. We currently have 2 patent-pending products and continue to work toward innovative products. All our products are currently made in Canada, but taking steps to start manufacturing some parts in the USA.

Primary business focus option above, I think we are a combination of e-commerce direct to consumer, and manufacturing.

What makes RX Arms unique?

We aren’t just making generic accessories; we are pushing the limits, coming up with unique ideas that solve real problems shotgunners have. This is evidenced by our patent-pending products. I (Robb Hutzal) am the owner, along with my wife. I do all the customer service, I design, I do R&D, I do testing. I wear many hats. It’s important to me that my customers are able to reach me and talk to me about our products. You’ll find we have a stellar customer service reputation.

We utilize many exotic materials, such as Titanium, for many parts. Our patent-pending MLOK Heat Shield solves many issues Benelli M4 users have dealt with over the years. Preserving tool-less takedown, getting your weapon light further out, and keeping OEM handguard ergos intact. We also just applied for our 2nd patent on our QD Side Saddle Shell Carrier. Solving the bulk issue of permanent rigid shell carriers always on the gun, and giving better quality than velcro shotgun shell cards. Providing the user with a detachable rigid solution that offers a good value for shotgunners.

We do use 3D printing technology on some parts we make, in addition to injection moulding.