Guns.com has a new feature up on their website praising the 12.5″ barrel length for the AR-15. The article and corresponding video make a case for the 12.5″ rifle with a carbine length gas system in 5.56 based on a few key factors. When I explored building my first SBR in 5.56, I ended up … Read more
The gas system of your AR-15 is an absolutely essential part of your rifle, and the gas block is an essential part of the gas system. This buyer’s guide shows you what to keep in mind when choosing an AR-15 gas block.
AR Build Junkies was recently able to speak with Clint and discuss Ballistic Advantage, new products, and the idea behind his Q&A and Builder’s Series videos, which are helping AR builders avoid mistakes and get better results from their builds.
Faxon Firearms did this wonderful interview with Brownells back in 2017 on Facebook Live, but we’re sharing again because it’s still simply one of the most interesting and educational discussions we’ve seen on barrels in recent memory.
The Daily Caller recently published this article highlighting more than a few reasons why you should consider building or buying an AR-15.
Building an AR for competition, hunting or home defense doesn’t have to be difficult. We discuss basics with Rise Armament’s Garrett Grover.
Garand Thumb gives us a super in depth look at the differences between a mil-spec M4 carbine and a high end AR-15 like you might have. This is a very well done video…highly encourage you to take a look.
The right buffers and buffer springs are necessary to keep your AR-15 functioning properly. Learn how to find the parts that are right for your next build.
This recent video from Mil-Spec Monkey at Triggercon 2018 shows Steven from Strike Industries detailing their latest and greatest accessories. Items highlighted include the version 3SI Sidewinder BUIS offset sights, an improved extended castle nut and end plate, a 3 piece hand stop kit, new pistol grips in 15, 20 and 25-degree angles, a new … Read more
When it comes to ARs, the amount of choices are overwhelming. Rail systems, uppers receivers, lower receivers, bolt carriers, charging handles, triggers, barrel lengths, piston vs. DI, even different colors and finishes. But even more basic than these choices is the question we hear most often: “Do I build an AR-15 or go with an AR-10?”