Under the umbrella of Precision Firearms, Samurai Firearms is building some solid, innovative firearms and accessories right here in the USA, and Guns.com got to take a closer look at GOALS 2025.
 

Samurai’s main offering for GOALS was a new modular multi-caliber suppressor named the Spider Lily after the “Japanese flower of death,” with end caps available for calibers from 9mm up to .300 PRC. The Spider Lily is HUB-compatible, with a short and long configuration for different size calibers. It’s built of 17-4 stainless steel and is full-auto rated. Baffles are user-serviceable, and the cans come with an unconditional lifetime warranty. 
 

The company also has a new thermal-fit ARCA rail handguard with a 17-4 stainless barrel nut, dubbed the Tetsu X1.  Available in four sizes – 15, 18, 20, and 22 inches – it is the longest handguard available on the commercial market. The Swiss ARCA rail is ideal for mounting heavier accessories like bipods or tripods, and the handguard features M-LOK and RRS interfaces along with a full-length Picatinny top rail for maximum accessory compatibility.

Samurai also offers its own rifles with the ARCA handguard, all guaranteed at sub-half-MOA accuracy. We shot one chambered in 6mm ARC, one of the company’s more popular calibers, at the GOALS range event and were impressed.
 

There were also a couple of SPRs on display, including Mk12 Mod 0 and Mod H clones, along with Samurai’s Katana ARs and Mk18-style clone.

Not only does Samurai build its products in West Virginia, but raw materials are sourced in the U.S. as well. So, if you’re looking for quality, American-made AR-type rifles and accessories, check out Samurai Firearms.