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Most AR-15s leave the factory with controls designed for a right-handed shooter with iron sights and no suppressor. Add a low red dot, a can, a left-handed shooter or a stubby barrel, and some of thos … read more

A sling is the cheapest piece of kit on most rifles and the one people get wrong most often. The right one carries the rifle hands-free, steadies it when you shoot, and stays out of the way. The wrong … read more

Grips are one of the cheapest ways to change how an AR-15 handles, and one of the easiest to get wrong. The A2-style grip on most rifles was drawn for a long stock, a bladed stance and an elbow held o … read more

A magazine is the cheapest part of a gun and the one most likely to cause a malfunction. Feed lips, follower and spring decide whether the next round arrives straight and on time, and a wrong magazine … read more

Most AR-15 stock problems we see at the counter are not bad stocks. They are good stocks bought for the wrong buffer tube, a cheek riser that blocks the charging handle, or a length of pull set for a … read more