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Home-defense firearms benefit from a weapon-mounted light, and shotguns are no different. Installation is quick and simple.

If a customer prefers a mag extension to buying a whole new larger-capacity magazine, the installation is simple.

This helpful upgrade to the ever-popular Ruger 10/22 is sometimes as simple as turning one bolt.

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.

This simple upgrade is practical and effective.

Offering to install co-witnessed sights on a red-dot-equipped handgun is a good way to keep customers shopping in-store rather than buying online.

Customers who want to shoot longer ranges with their AR — or just increase the comfort level — will appreciate this simple upgrade.

1911s are still hot, and you can help customers boost their ease of use with this simple and effective upgrade.

If customers need more ammo on hand for their pump-action, a sidesaddle ammo carrier is a simple and useful upgrade.

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.

This conversion makes for a fun gun that’s less expensive to shoot, and installation is quick and easy.

Springs wear out over time, and periodic replacement is simple, quick insurance for a home-defense shotgun.

Customer wants a suppressor on their polymer pistol but their barrel isn’t threaded? It’s a quick fix with an aftermarket kit.

A 20 MOA rail is quickly becoming standard on bolt-action rifles, but it can make sense for some users on an MSR, too, and installation is a snap.