Ditch the Toothbrush: CAT M4 Tool Scrapes Carbon in Seconds
Ditch the Toothbrush: CAT M4 Tool Scrapes Carbon in Seconds
A drop-in trigger is the fastest AR-15 upgrade you can make — no gunsmithing, no fitting, just pins and a crisp pull. Here are the drop-ins worth the swap, from $180 budget to $350 competition.
AR-15 bayonets went from military-issue standard to collector curiosity to range novelty — but the market’s still alive. Here are the ones that actually lock up tight and look the part.
From 5.56 general-purpose builds to .300 Blackout CQB and 9mm PCC uppers, a quality complete upper is the fastest way to add a new caliber or build a second rifle. Here are the nine we trust.
From flame-throwing handguards to sode can launchers, the AR-15 accessories market has gotten weird. Here are the strangest, most over-engineered, and secretly-brilliant mods we’ve seen.
Exposed Picatinny rail slots shred your hands during long range days and hot barrels. These Picatinny rail covers protect your grip without turning your rifle into a brick.
A quality AR-15 handguard drops weight, adds real estate for accessories, and changes how the rifle feels in your hands. Here are the free-float and drop-in handguards worth the install.
If you’re new to the world of firearms, you’re most likely familiar with the AR-15. But surround yourself with experienced pros and they’ll often use the term M4, which can be confusing when they mention things like the M4 bolt carrier group. To make it worse they will interchange the words AR-15 and M4! What’s…
As a hunter or survivalist, having the right tools is essential to your success. One such tool that has stood the test of time is the OKC 494 M7 bayonet. Originally designed for military use, the M7 bayonet has since become a popular choice for hunters and survivalists alike. In this article, we will explore…
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