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The evolution of rifle technology has been marked by significant milestones, one of which was the widespread adoption of piston-driven gas operating systems in military small arms. For decades, these systems, which channel a small portion of the gunpowder’s explosive force to cycle the weapon’s action, were the standard. They came in two primary variations:…
Are you planning a ground-floor build of an AR or looking to upgrade your barrel, but you’re not sure which make and model to go with? If there’s one thing we’ve learned after testing just about every AR-15 barrel under the sun—match, tactical, precision, pistol-caliber—you name it—it’s that the barrel isn’t just another piece of…
Ever since Cerakote entered the market in 1984, it has revolutionized operators ability to customize and protect their firearm investments. Cerakote is a type of coating used on firearms and firearm accessories (among other things) to enhance durability, but to also add personality. This coating is available in a plethora of colors and provides an…
Are you looking to upgrade your factory AR trigger group, but you’re unsure about the differences between single stage vs two-stage triggers? We’re here to put any confusion you may have to rest so that you can get the most out of your semi-auto boomstick.
Want that clean break and crisp reset your rifle’s been begging for? The trigger is the heart of any rifle—and on the AR-15 platform, a quality upgrade can make a night-and-day difference. Whether you’re shooting for competition, defense, or just hitting steel at the range, the last thing you want is a gritty, spongy trigger…
Are you looking to put your own unique stamp of personality onto your new AR-15’s lower receiver, but don’t know whether to anodize or Cerakote your rifle? Your search is over. We will break down all your options to aid you in your quest to find what coating works best for you and your weapon….
The AR-15 Pistol Overview The AR-15 pistol that we know today is the technological descendant of the Vietnam War-era Colt Commando short barreled carbine rifle that fired 5.56 caliber rounds. During the early 1980’s, however, Colt developed a new 9mm Parabellum cartridge to feed a 10.5 semi-automatic short barrel based upon the Commando’s original receiver…
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