Wilkinson Arms
Wilkinson Arms is a niche American maker centered on the Linda family of 9mm firearms and supported parts. The company traces its roots to designer Ray Wilkinson, who developed a compact 9mm design in California and later produced the Linda pistol and the Terry carbine, eventually reviving production in Idaho. Today the brand focuses on Linda pistol-caliber carbines, legacy Linda pistols, and factory parts that keep existing guns in service.
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Frequently asked questions
What makes Wilkinson Arms stand out?
A compact 9mm platform with aluminum receivers, simple blowback operation, and factory parts support that keeps legacy and current guns running.
Does Wilkinson Arms currently make complete firearms?
Yes. The Linda 9mm carbine and the LE-3 configuration have been cataloged in recent years, with periodic availability.
Is the Linda carbine suppressor-ready?
Most current models list a 1/2x28 threaded muzzle, suitable for common 9mm muzzle devices and suppressors. Non-threaded barrels are available on request.
Can I get replacement parts and accessories?
Yes. Barrels, small parts, and accessories are available directly from Wilkinson Arms.
Did Wilkinson Arms make other pistols?
Yes. Historical models include the Linda pistol, the Terry carbine counterpart, and later pistols like the Sherry, reflecting Ray Wilkinson’s original product family.
Where can I buy Wilkinson Arms firearms?
Current carbines and factory parts appear on the company’s site and through specialty dealers. Availability varies by production runs.
About
Wilkinson Arms builds compact 9mm firearms and supports a loyal owner base with spares and upgrades. The brand pairs straightforward mechanics with practical ergonomics, giving shooters a controllable platform with a distinctive retro profile that still meets modern range needs.