Ar15 Accessories?
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Bravo Company MOD 4 charging handle
Ambi safety
Those two are a must in my opinion. I also run a Magpul BAD lever and Geissele trigger in all of mine, but understandable if you don't. A JP reduced power spring set from Brownells is a cheap way to improve a mil-spec trigger.
I'm into AR's pretty heavily so let me know if you have any questions. Thanks.
Ambi safety
Those two are a must in my opinion. I also run a Magpul BAD lever and Geissele trigger in all of mine, but understandable if you don't. A JP reduced power spring set from Brownells is a cheap way to improve a mil-spec trigger.
I'm into AR's pretty heavily so let me know if you have any questions. Thanks.
The B.A.D. lever is an absolute must I agree! I currently use one from Magpul and one from Phase 5. The Phase 5 I like a little more, its studier, doesn't seem to have as much play and is overall really solid. But its double the cost of the Magpul ones I believe, and the Magpul BAD levers work just as they are intended to also, so it's all a matter of how much you want to spend on one.
Ya can't go wrong with a new Magpul Stock either lol, Ive got one with a PRS stock and I love it however it was kinda purpose built to be a bipod rifle, that said jmo you can never go wrong with a good charging lever and a nice trigger group.. So many options available and not enough money to make them happen hahahahahahaha
As far as helping accuracy.
Most importantly you want to free float the barrel either via a quad rail or a float tube if you are going to use A2 hand guards. Also don't have a sling attachment point on the barrel. If you do and sling up it will affect the accuracy. Have the sling swivel on your rail or use the one on the float tube.
The other thing that will help on your brass life is running a Carrier Weight System, keeps the bolt locked just a tad longer to help the pressure decrease in the case before extraction.
The other thing is you want a good trigger. The stock, single stage triggers are horrible. Rock River makes a nice two stage NM trigger with a good break. The other two that are top of the line are X-treme Shooting Products or Geissele AR-15 triggers. I have a RR in the service rifle but I have a one each of the X-Treme and Geissele in the match course rifles. I'm more partial to the X-Treme.
CWS springs are nice not have the annoying TWANG that the regular springs do.
Most importantly you want to free float the barrel either via a quad rail or a float tube if you are going to use A2 hand guards. Also don't have a sling attachment point on the barrel. If you do and sling up it will affect the accuracy. Have the sling swivel on your rail or use the one on the float tube.
The other thing that will help on your brass life is running a Carrier Weight System, keeps the bolt locked just a tad longer to help the pressure decrease in the case before extraction.
The other thing is you want a good trigger. The stock, single stage triggers are horrible. Rock River makes a nice two stage NM trigger with a good break. The other two that are top of the line are X-treme Shooting Products or Geissele AR-15 triggers. I have a RR in the service rifle but I have a one each of the X-Treme and Geissele in the match course rifles. I'm more partial to the X-Treme.
CWS springs are nice not have the annoying TWANG that the regular springs do.