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If we cannot repair your product, we will replace it with a product in perfect working order of equal or better physical condition. The warranty is fully transferable, but we may require information about the original purchase to validate the authenticity of the product.

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NO – Iron sights are not required to use our red dot sights! Our red dot sights can be used on their own. Many people choose to use iron sights as a backup, but they are optional. This red dot sight will work great on “optics ready” rifles that don’t have any iron sights.

Yes, our RD-50s were tested with a payload exceeding that of a .50 cal before they leave the factory, and they’re often used on shotguns and high-caliber pistols. Its shockproof circuitry should handle any recoil you throw at it.

With no riser, it’s about 1.6″ to the center of the rd-50.

A red glare across part or all of the lens is generally caused by a light in the room reflecting off the lens. Try changing lighting conditions, and the issue should go away.

Generally, distortion in the red dot is caused by how your eye perceives the dot, due to astigmatism. Astigmatism is very common, but it’s not noticed until using a red dot sight.

To check the actual shape of the dot: try looking at the dot through your rear peep sight, or take a picture of the dot with a camera – most likely the dot will appear round in both tests.

If you are struggling with this issue, here are a couple of tips:

Press and hold the power button for 3 seconds.

So the conditions will affect this (day vs. night, sunny or overcast, etc.). We’ve had reviews saying 75, but really I’d say 50 yards is what we’d represent as the max.

The ARO cuts are not exactly the same as Venom. The mounting pegs and screws are in the same position but the ARO housing differs slightly from Venom housing. The ARO can use mounting plate adapters in the same pattern, but will not fit on handgun slides that are custom-milled for Venom red dot sights.

No, it is a top side battery change. To change/remove the battery:
• Remove battery cap with the included screwdriver
• Insert a battery with positive (+) end up (Battery type CR1632).
• Tighten the battery cap using the screwdriver. Do not overtighten.”

The ARO is designed to handle wet and rain but we won’t recommend it for complete water submersion.

It will work, the magnifier can be adjusted to center in the circle dot with the included high riser in the RCO.

Our RCO does have an Auto-Off feature after 6 hours but don’t have a motion detection function. To turn it ON, it just needs a one button press. It can be the – or +, and it remembers the last brightness setting.

The SPEAR is specially designed for use with our matching Billet Upper Receiver as well as the majority of mil-spec AR-15’s on the market. In most instances, it will also require the use of a low-profile gas block that fits underneath the rail. This product will not work with non-milspec upper receivers like the Bushmaster Carbon due to the non-standard barrel threads, and it is not compatible with most piston kits as they won’t fit under the handguard.

You’d just need a gas block that would fit your barrel and will sit underneath the rail. Here’s what I’d suggest: Wojtek Weaponry Adjustable Gas Block

The usefulness of the forward assist is up for debate, and it’s generally a matter of preference (lots of people on both sides of this one).
But many folks don’t use the forward assist at all, so we decided to come out with the ‘slick side’ style of upper. There are several other manufacturers putting out this style as well, Aero and Anderson to name a few. None of us on staff really used the forward assist, and we wanted to put out something more unique, as well as tough and light.

Generally, the product description or title will have 308 or AR-10 if it fits a 308 AR. The only parts exchangeable from an AR-15 to an AR-10 are the following:

If the product isn’t titled or described with 308 or AR-10 then it is made for AR-15.

All Magpul furniture kits have a carbine length handguard, read the below FAQ to learn more about handguard sizes, and are Mil-Spec only. If you currently have a Commercial buffer tube, we offer a Mil-Spec buffer tube you may purchase so the furniture kit will fit. Here is a link to the Mil-Spec buffer tube. Some of the color options may not match brands other than Magpul: FDE, OD Green, and Grey.

A low-profile gas block is generally needed for a free-float handguard. If you are looking at a drop-in handguard a measurement is needed. The place to measure on your AR barrel is from the front of the upper receiver to the back of the gas block/front sight.

Once you determine the gas system length, you can choose the correctly sized handguard.If you don’t know the type of handguard you want to check out this article.

All Magpul furniture kits have a carbine length handguard, read the below FAQ to learn more about handguard sizes, and are Mil-Spec only. If you currently have a Commercial buffer tube, we offer a Mil-Spec buffer tube you may purchase so the furniture kit will fit.

Our ejection port cover is a little different. So the rod that goes through it compresses on the left side — the right end is fixed. The only way to do so is to press that left side, compressing that tip. You’re going to want to push it further into the left side, that’s the reverse of how you install it. By doing that, you shorten the rod enough where you should be able to get the right tip out.

Drop-in Quad Rail Handguard – Easy and quick to install, held together in place by the delta ring and front sight post/gas block

Free Floating Quad Rail Handguard – Harder to install, held in place only by the barrel nut attached to the upper receiver. They do not touch the barrel at any point allowing for free barrel movement during firing resulting in greater accuracy

Handguard – Installed over the barrel to protect your hands from the heat generated by operating the weapon, also provides a place to grip the weapon

Keymod Handguard – Free-floating handguards that allow the user to attach Picatinny rails in various places allowing for greater customization

Quad Rail Handguards – Handguards with rails (usually Picatinny style) allow for the attachment of various accessories such as grips, lights, optics, etc. Generally available in two styles.

The fluting is more pleasing to the eye, as well as adds more surface area, and reduces overall barrel weight.

The answer to this question is 16 inches. However, as with many things in the firearms world, there are some workarounds to this.

Varies Per State

You won’t find many accessories or parts that are easier to install than the SRS. Simply hinge open your upper receiver, remove your existing buffer and spring, and replace them with the Armaspec unit. I do recommend removing your buffer retaining pin before installing the SRS as I’ve found that with it in place, removing the Stealth, later on, can be challenging and may require a flathead screwdriver to depress the pin.

SRS-C, 3.3 oz. – 5.56/223, .224 Valkyrie, Adjustable gas block, sub-sonic ammo, Low mass Bolt

SRS-H, 3.8 oz. – Short Barrel Rifle/Pistols in 223/5.56, 300 BK, 6.5 Grendel, Piston Systems and Select-Fire .556.

SRS-H2, 4.7 oz. – Suppressed 5.56/223, Over Gassed 5.56/223 barrels, 7.62×39, 6.8 Rem.

SRS-9, 5.4 oz. – For 9 mm with removable weight (not for .40 Cal, 10 mm or 45 ACP)

SRS-H3, 5.6 oz. – Suppressed larger calibers on AR15 platform (7.62×39, 6.8 Rem, 6.5 Grendel)

SRS-308, 5.7 oz. – for AR10, .308, .338 Federal, 6.5mm Creedmoor, 6mm Rem, 6mm Creedmoor

SRS-BB, For Big Bore Rifles, – .459 Socom, .450 Bushmaster, .50 Beowulf, 50 Action Express

This is a guideline. Many factors may affect the performance of your firearm. If you are unsure please find a qualified gunsmith or contact us.

Changing the SRS’s buffer weights is very easy. At the rear of the unit, you’ll find a 3/32″ hex screw. Simply loosen it to separate the buffer’s base from the guide rod. Well, it isn’t quite that easy. You see, if you just try to loosen the screw, chances are good that you’ll also rotate the guide rod – getting you nowhere. If you depress the buffer slightly, you’ll find a cross-hole (also 3/32″) drilled in the guide. Place another hex key through the hole and hold it still as you loosen the screw on the unit’s backside. Once the end and guide rod are separated, both springs and the buffer weight will slide right off.
It is helpful to have a second hex key handy when disassembling the SRS.

Buffer – a component that reduces the velocity of recoiling parts (such as the bolt).

Butt – The end of a gun stock; the part that rests on the shoulder when the gun is mounted

Buttplate – A plate made of some material harder than the wood of the buttstock, fitted to the end of the same to protect it. It may be made of hard rubber, horn, plastic, or steel. It may be shaped relatively flat like a Winchester “Shotgun” butt on a rifle, like a crescent, or with all manner of protruding appendages in the interest of achieving consistency of mounting position as in a Swiss or scheutzen buttplate. It may be finished smooth, checkered, striated, or engraved.

COMPLETE LOWER RECEIVER–  The term ‘complete lower receiver’ refers to the lower receiver, buttstock, buffer tube, buffer spring, pistol grip, magazine release, and fire control group as an entire assembly. A complete lower receiver is fully functional and will operate as a firearm if attached to an upper receiver.

80% LOWER RECEIVER– An 80% lower receiver is an unfinished receiver sold by the manufacturer. The percentage of 80% is designated to let the consumer know the milling process has not been completed. On an 80% lower receiver, the fire control recess area remains in its original state making the lower inoperable.

95% LOWER RECEIVER- A 95% lower receiver is much like an 80% lower. Its fire control recess area also remains unmilled and the lower is sold as such. The only difference between 80% and 95% lower is the upper receiver rear lug pocket has been machined on a 95% lower.

STRIPPED LOWER RECEIVER – A stripped lower receiver is a lower receiver that has been 100% completed and serialized by the manufacturer. Stripped lower receivers do not include a lower parts kit (LPK) and do require the installation of the LPK, buffer tube, and any part required to make the lower operational. Stripped lower receivers also require an FFL transfer and an ATF Form 4473 for purchase.

LOWER PARTS KIT (LPK) – The lower parts kit includes the necessary parts to make the lower receiver operate seamlessly with the upper receiver. Most lower parts kits include the hammer spring, selector, bolt catch, magazine release button, buffer retainer, and all necessary screws, pins, springs, and detents.

FIRE CONTROL GROUP (FCG) – The lower receiver’s fire control group refers to the trigger, hammer, sear, disconnect, springs and roll pins. There are the parts that allow the AR-15 trigger mechanism to function properly.

TRIGGER GUARD – The trigger guard rests directly under the fire control group and protects the trigger from accidental discharge. It is held by roll pins to the ‘ears’ of the lower receiver and is available in a multitude of configurations.

PISTOL GRIP – Where legal, the pistol grip serves the purpose of ‘grip manipulation’ for the lower receiver. Modern ergonomic designs also provide better trigger control along with helping the shooter effectively manage recoil.

BUTTSTOCK – The buttstock of the AR-15 is available in an array of variations. The most popular is the ‘collapsible’ buttstock. The buttstock is attached to the lower receiver’s buffer tower or buffer tube and provides the shooter with a stable shooting platform when the rifle is shouldered.

This video explains how to install our SPEAR Free Float M-LOK Handguard  or our Pro Quad Rails – as well as some handy tips for completing an upper receiver build or upgrade.

Free Float Handguards are a great upgrade for any rifle and can increase accuracy by reducing contact on the barrel.

Here’s an overview of the function of the AR-15 Mil-Spec trigger – how the trigger works, the components of the trigger, and some ways to improve the function of your Mil-Spec AR trigger.

AR-15 triggers are critical portions of your rifle, as they control the firing of rounds and can greatly impact your accuracy as a shooter.We wanted to make a video that shows how an AR-15 trigger works, more specifically the whole fire control group.

Learn how to install the Magpul MOE Furniture Kit. This is an AT3-Exclusive full furniture kit in multiple styles This furniture set contains 3 easy-to-install components – MOE mil-spec buttstock, MOE pistol grip, and MOE carbine handguard.

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