AR-15 Articles

We know the AR-15 is the most popular rifle in America, but can we trust the “data” coming from mainstream media?

The SIG516 G3 puts to rest any lingering accuracy concerns about the AR-15 platform.

Adding a suppressor to an AR often results in a need to change the buffer spring. It’s a quick, simple upgrade you can offer the customer.

Swapping out a buffer tube is a quick fix to several potential AR problems, and you can do it in a snap at the counter.

Aftermarket forend grips let shoppers customize their ARs, and installation is simple once you know how.

The AR-15’s modularity makes it an ideal choice for aftermarket upgrades.

The AR-15’s modularity makes it an ideal choice for aftermarket upgrades.

Upgrade your customers’ MSR with the simple, quick installation of a folding stock.

Dropping in an aftermarket charging handle is a simple job that your AR-owning customers will appreciate.

Among the reasons to access an AR’s buffer and buffer spring are routine maintenance or installing a high-tech, quieter version to reduce noise.

From its humble origins in the U.S. military, the 300 Blackout cartridge has swelled in popularity as more customers recognize its versatility and punch.

When you're getting into 3-gun, building a rifle that's up to the challenge doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg.

Being unable to fold the stock limits the AR’s ability to become significantly compact. Hybrid designs that eliminate the buffer tube work, but they tend to be heavy. What customers really needed was the ability to fold a factory AR buffer tube without affecting reliability.