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     A civilian AR-15 can never be fully Mil-Spec. However, there are some parts where Mil-Spec is the most common type of part. This can be good since Mil-Spec is synonymous with quality. and there are some parts where it makes a

     You may have heard of Anti-Walk Pins . They seem to have come about because someone looked at the original hammer and trigger pins and thought: ”These look pretty unreliable.” You may already know why someone would think that,

     There are a lot of choices when it comes to AR-15 parts. Many different manufacturers, often with many different styles of parts. This gives AR-15 owners the freedom to decide which part works best for them. Takedown Pins are a

     Have you ever called an LR-308 an AR-10? If so, you're not alone. The LR-308 is often seen as the same rifle, though they are definitely two different platforms. The AR-10 has the distinction of being first, but many agree that

     Your gun works well with lights. To aim, to see where it aims, so that when it is dark you can see where the target is. An optic (red dot), a laser sight, and an attachable flashlight are what your gun wants. One of the greatest

     An AR-9 is similar to an AR-15 except it fires 9MM ammunition and as such has a 9MM compatible Barrel, BCG, Buffer System, and Magazine. There are a lot of advantages to having such a rifle. For one thing, using pistol

     An 80% lower is a lower receiver blank, in the shape of the lower receiver without certain holes and a serial number. An un-finished 80% lower cannot accept a trigger, hammer, or safety so it cannot be used as a firearm until