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Novox Hybrid Integrally Suppressed 9mm Barrel for AR’s
True integral, SD-style suppression on a 9mm PCC used to be a dedicated proposition. You either bought a purpose-built system with a ported barrel under a fixed suppressor volume, or you accepted the compromises that came with bolting a conventional can onto a standard barrel: the sharp crack of supersonic 115- and 124-grain ammo, the […]

WOOX Vigilante Review: Walnut Furniture on an AR-15
When you say AR-15, the first thing that pops into your head probably isn’t a classic looking heirloom rifle with wood furniture. Almost since the inception of the Armalite Rifle, it’s been about lightweight polymer and aluminum. That trade from wood and steel to polymer and aluminum made sense at the time, and honestly it […]

The 7 Best Two-Point Slings for an AR-15
The best two-point sling for an AR-15 depends on three practical questions: how much cushioning do you want, what attachments does your rifle already have, and what does the complete package cost? In a perfect world, a two-point sling keeps the rifle on you, and then gets out of the way when you need it […]

How to Choose a Drop-in AR-15 Handguard
Want to upgrade your AR-15’s handguard without a toolbox or a fat wallet? Drop-in handguards are your answer. A lot of people assume a handguard swap means wrestling with tools or dropping big bucks on a free-float setup. Wrong. Drop-in handguards can be cheap, snap on and off fast thanks to their delta ring and […]

Why You Should Choose a Prism Optic
In 2004, the United States Marine Corps adopted the Trijicon TA31RCO as its official Rifle Combat Optic. They then began issuing 4x prism sights across the Ground Combat Element during the peak of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Large follow-on orders came next, and by the mid-2000s the ACOG was standard on all Marine rifles and carbines. […]

Best AR-15 Stock for Your Build: 7 Options We Actually Use
You don’t notice a bad buttstock until you’re on the third magazine. The rifle comes up just a little different every time, or the tube knocks and rattles when you move around. Or worse still, the whole back end feels like it belongs on a different gun and it just doesn’t feel comfortable. A stock […]