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Swarovski Z8i+ 1-8×24 L BRT-I
$3,299.00 Quick ViewAdd to cartSwarovski Z8i+ 1-8×24 L BRT-I
$3,299.00
The Swarovski Z8i+ 1-8×24 is a low powered variable optic (LPVO) with amazing clarity and light transmission. Combined with an illuminated reticle, this optic provides a 150-feet field of view on 1x at 100 yards. This allows you to easily scan an area before increasing the magnification for a better sight picture.
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Sprinco Enhanced AR-15 Bolt Reliability KIT
$12.95 Quick ViewAdd to cartSprinco Enhanced AR-15 Bolt Reliability KIT
$12.95
Having a dependable AR 15 ejector spring is a key component to having consistent ejection of cartridge cases in your firearm. This Sprinco Enhanced bolt ejector spring is an amazing addition to AR 15 bolt carrier groups. It’s easy to install and provides a long service life. (This spring is also a safety selector spring). If you are adding upgrades to enhance the reliability of your lower receiver, do not overlook this AR 15 ejector spring.
Why we like it
This enhanced bolt ejector spring is a true upgrade from the OEM spring with a longer service life. This is what we use in our personal ar-15’s and recommend them to everyone. We like to keep spares around of ejector spring, extractor spring and gas rings as you never know when you or a buddy may need them.
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Forward Controls Design Extended AR-15 Takedown & Pivot Pins
$35.00 Quick ViewAdd to cartForward Controls Design Extended AR-15 Takedown & Pivot Pins
$35.00
PF-040 (Pins, Forward Controls, 0.040) is an elegantly simple and superbly crafted AR15/M16 takedown and pivot pin set. Machined from 17-4 PH SS bar stock and QPQ finished, these extended ar 15 takedown pins are 0.040 longer than TDP spec pivot and take down pins.
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Forward Controls Design RBF (Reinforced Buffer retainer, FCD)
$8.00 Quick ViewAdd to cartForward Controls Design RBF (Reinforced Buffer retainer, FCD)
$8.00
Upgrade your stock AR 15 buffer retainer to prevent damage to the lower parts. Stock buffer retainer pins often break, causing the buffer retainer pin to shear off part of the tip, which will then become lodged somewhere in the fire control group, stopping the rifle from functioning. Save your lower parts from damage by getting this Reinforced Buffer Retainer, or RBR—a small price to pay for peace of mind.
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Forward Controls design Aluminum Rail Covers MCF-A
$35.00 – $38.00 Quick ViewSelect options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageForward Controls design Aluminum Rail Covers MCF-A
$35.00 – $38.00
MCF (M-LOK Rail Covers + Forward Controls) is a collaboration between Railscales and Forward Controls Design. Machined in G10, with the AA surface (All Angles or dimpled) pattern.
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Forward Controls Design Low Snag AR 15 Forward Assist
$42.00 Quick ViewAdd to cartForward Controls Design Low Snag AR 15 Forward Assist
$42.00
Read What is an AR 15 forward assist?
The standard AR 15 forward assist design can be an annoying snag hazard for your fingers and knuckles, especially with the use of an ambidextrous charging handle.
Forward Controls designed this forward assist assembly to be a sleek, snag-free, rimless design that complements the use of an ambidextrous charging handle while remaining finger and knuckle friendly.
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Forward Controls Design Ambidextrous Safety- 50 degree throw
$83.00 Quick ViewAdd to cartForward Controls Design Ambidextrous Safety- 50 degree throw
$83.00
Read AR-15 Safety Selector: Choosing Your Best Fit
The ASF-50 is a short throw (rotate to 50 degree for FIRE/SEMI) semi auto AR 15 safety selector that comes configured with offset levers for ambidextrous use. This selector lever replaces the factory lever in your AR 15.
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Forward Controls Design Enhanced Ambi Mag Release Extended Serrated
$70.00 Quick ViewAdd to cartForward Controls Design Enhanced Ambi Mag Release Extended Serrated
$70.00
Read Ambidextrous AR 15 – How To Build Your Own
EMR-A is an ergonomic ambidextrous magazine release. It has an intelligent design of the lever to closely mirror the magazine release button on the right side. The portion immediately below the bolt catch’s lower paddle has a lower profile to avoid interference, typically a common drawback of popular ambidextrous mag catches.
