Wild Arms Solutions Corporation emerged from more than a decade of hands-on research into historical and advanced weapons systems—work that began well before counter-UAS threats became a routine concern for dismounted infantry. Jonathan Wild is a published author who brings ten years of procurement experience in the semiconductor and packaging industries. During that time he visited manufacturing plants across the country, gaining direct insight into production realities, cost structures, and practical engineering. He founded Wild Arms on a straightforward observation: the wide gap between ordinary short-range shotguns and rifles on one side and costly guided interceptors on the other left soldiers without an affordable kinetic option against Group 1–3 drones.

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That observation produced two product lines. SPI is a supersonic, spin-stabilized rocket carrying flechettes; it costs under $300 per round and delivers a 500-yard effective range. Swizzlestick takes kinetic intercept further, reaching velocities above 7,000 FPS for less than $1,000 per rocket and requiring no explosives. Wild Arms is now converting these prototypes into practical field systems—lightweight launchers, simplified storage, and interceptors priced so units can engage in volume rather than treating every drone as a $25,000 guided-missile problem.

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