What You Need To Build An AR-10 Rifle You can almost imagine Eugene Stoner designing the AR10 specifically so that it can be modified and customized, such is the ease with which it can be done. There are now so...
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How To Build Your Own AR10 or Ar15 Rifle Making your own gun can not only give you a sense of accomplishment, but will allow you to understand all the inner workings of it. AR10 and Ar15 owners love to...
Why Use A Free Float Handguard? The hand-guard is the section that surrounds the barrel, and well....guards your hand against the built-up heat of the barrel under firing conditions. They are a practical addition that allows you to use the...
What Is a Mil-Spec AR? When talking about AR’s the term ‘Mil-Spec seems to be cropping up with increasing regularity, and is usually used onerously. With many gun owners having a military background, it’s probably best to understand what this...
What's The Right AR Rifle Caliber For You? One of the most exciting things about the AR is its ability to chamber different rounds with work as simple as changing the Upper Receiver assembly and the top half of the...
Make The Perfect Gun When it comes to making a personalized gun, the AR-15 is in a league of its own. It makes perfect sense to make your gun for exactly how you need to use it. That's why the...
Get The Right 80 Percent Lower Receiver Kit For A Customized AR Whether you are looking for an effective tactical rifle, hunting weapon or even a shorter-range sniping rifle, the AR can be made to cater to any type of...
Building an Ar-15 Pistol Yep, that’s right, you heard us – an AR pistol! The idea is that you take an AR-15, cut out any unnecessary or parts that stick out too much, and rebuild it with a prominent pistol...
AR Lower Receivers: Billet vs Forged vs Cast Aluminum There’s little doubt that aluminum is the best material when it comes to AR lowers. Whether you get them in complete or as 80% finished to polish-off yourself, aluminum gives...
Why Use A Jig for an 80% Lower? There are a number of important reasons why you should be using a jig to complete your newly purchased and shiny 80% lower in order to get the most out it and...