AR-15

The Springfield Armory SA-16A2 is not just another retro AR15 trying to cash in on nostalgia. It is a smooth, iron-sighted 5.56 NATO rifle that reminds you why the M16A2 still deserves respect, range time, and a spot on your bucket list.

The Harrier comes in two configurations, and both offer more than the usual features in a quality production gun from a reputable manufacturer.

Zero-dollar NFA transfers sound amazing until you hit the real costs. Before you turn that brace AR into an SBR, read the travel rules, trust traps, penalties, and long-term risks that most shooters ignore.

There is an AR-15 for every budget. Here are the best for each price point.

Whether you’re picking up the 11.5” SBR, a 14.5” (not pinned), or the fully loaded 16” PC edition, the AXE lineup is built for shooters who don’t want to compromise between precision, control, and modularity.

With so many aftermarket parts, it is fun to tinker with the platform. My recommendation is that if you customize — and you know you will — first determine how the rifle will be used.

The Bear Creek Arsenal’s new rifle is a hybrid of sorts: an AR-15 platform rifle chambered in the popular “AK-round.” It also features a side-charging handle.

The M4E1 Pro is no exception, offering a rugged and reliable platform that balances modern features with improved durability.

One manufacturer you might be unfamiliar with is Acme Machine, and we’re going to fix that by filling you in on the Acme Machine AM-15 25-216.