Mission First Tactical’s new EPG16V2 Grip is their first AR-15 grip to feature a more vertical, 15 degree grip angle. It has MFT’s typical light stipple-like texture and fills in the gap under the trigger guard.
Check out the EPG16V2 Grip at Mission First Tactical.
Smoke Composites makes some truly lightweight buttstocks for AR-15s. Their Carbon Fiber Buttstocks weigh between 94 and 128 grams (3.3 – 4.5 ounces) depending on the model. Those weights include the stock with integral buffer tube. They are available in two standard lengths and with an open or closed “shoulder plate”. They can also provide a custom length for a fee. These stocks use carbine buffers and springs.
Check out Smoke Composites’ line of Carbon Fiber Buttstocks.
UW Gear will be offering their selection of gear in All-Terrain Tiger Stripe for a limited time. This pattern is essentially tiger stripe elements in a very Multicam-ish color palette and according the UW Gear’s testing, it performs very well.
You won’t find this option on their website. Order the rig you want and mention that you want All-Terrain Tiger in the order notes or email UW Gear directly so they can send you an invoice.
The TIHK EvadeClip has apparently run afoul of indiegogo’s terms of service due to its inclusion of lock picks. If you aren’t familiar with the EvadeClip, you can learn more about it in our previous post. Rather than water down the tool, TIHK has chosen to take efforts to crowdfund it into their own hands by offering pre-orders on their own site.
You can now help make the EvadeClip a reality by pre-ordering directly from TIHK.
Comb risers and AR-15s typically don’t get along unless the design of the comb riser accounts for the movement of the charging handle. Ambidextrous operation of a charging handle usually requires a lever on each side of the charging handle which may be prone to snagging. The new HABU Mod 1 for 5.56mm/.223 from Falcon 37 Inc. thumbs its nose at those notions.
You can think of the HABU Mod 1 for 5.56mm/.223 as a charging handle with a built-in cheek rest. Rather than a “T” shaped structure, the Habu Mod 1 terminates with a pad that rides over your stock. The pad is both a cheek rest and a large, easily operated handle for charging the host weapon. It is accessible by either hand and thus completely ambidextrous. The pad rides over the stock and can’t interfere with a comb riser because it is the comb riser.
Its an interesting concept that you can learn more about at Falcon37.com.
