Designed to stop negligent discharges, it reminded me a bit of the TriggerSafe safety device, but with a tactical twist. What’s your opinion of something like this? Is this a viable solution, or is more training on weapon handling a better approach?
Charging handles are asked to do a lot on our ARs. With so many on the market, let’s take a look at the ones we prefer.
You’ve decided you want a solid set of fixed sights. But which do you want? Let’s take a look at each type and see which BUIS best fits your needs.
The grip is one of the first things you may want to upgrade on your AR-15 rifle. Lets take a look at what you should consider when purchasing a new grip for your AR.
Since there are so many options to choose from when it comes to AR-15 stocks and AR stock kits, it can be difficult to know which one is right for your build. Read through this handy guide to get some ideas on what to consider when buying a stock or stock kit.
Handguard, forend, forearm, foregrip— whichever name you use for it, picking out this essential part for your AR-15 is vital to your rifle’s (or pistol’s) functionality.
Strike Industries has released their new skeletonized, low profile Pit Viper 2 in 1, adjustable or fixed stock. The stock is made of aluminum and includes all necessary hardware needed for either option.
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
Like many people view factory sights on Glock pistols, so do many consider stock AR triggers to be simply placeholders.
With no single industry standard, building an AR-10 can be slightly more challenging than building an AR-15. Gun Digest has released an informative article that is designed to help readers understand the unique specifics of AR-10 lowers.