Forward Controls Design's mission is simple: create user-centric, form fitting and logical suite of purpose driven AR, duty/defense handgun components with reliability and ergonomics as top design goals. A simple change in location, shape, or direction of serrations can make a great deal of difference to the way a user interacts with his firearm. Skills can't be bought, we endeavor to help trained and skilled users more efficient at their craft.
Forward Controls Design is an extension of my core beliefs. We don't do fashion, nor do we follow fads. The company exists to make a difference to end users. We are pro-customer, pro-law enforcement, pro-military, and pro-conservative values.
The site's layout is very much in keeping with our design philosophy, understated, elegant, and functions driven, sans varnish and drama. The Latin phrase "simplex sigillum veri" (simplicity is the sign of truth) resonates with us in profound ways, for we've found it consistently true and unyielding. We've given our design language a name: Elegant Simplicity. It governs not only understated aesthetics, but also dictates form follows function, and prioritizes function over form. Elegant Simplicity can be found on every product we have designed and produced.
Forward Controls Design is a fairly new company started in the fall of 2014, I trust most will find the way I run it familiar. Eschewing conventional wisdom, finding ways to improve something that most deem unimprovable, superb design and execution, exceptional customer service and support, these are among the easily recognizable characteristics with which folks can identify from my days past. It's a different kind of company, we may be in the R&D and hardware business, our friends, customers and dealers always come first, and are the most important things to us. Forward Controls and our products are loyal to our friends and customers as they are to us.
Thank you all for your support.
Roger Wang
214-399-7579
CAGE: 8WKP6
Forward Control Design Inc.’s products are controlled for export either by the U.S. Department of State or the U.S. Department of Commerce, in accordance with the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) (22 C.F.R. Parts 120-130) or Export Admiration Regulations (EAR) (15 C.F.R. Parts 730-774), respectively.
The term export includes traditional shipment methods as well as transferring export-controlled items (including certain information) to non-U.S. persons. It is a violation of these regulations to ship or carry these items outside of the United States or transfer to a non-U.S. person without proper export authorization from the cognizant U.S. government agency. Violations are punishable by fines and/or prison sentences.