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Ready for a suppressor with maximum subsonic accuracy. Nothing feels better than putting together a new AR, sending some rounds downrange, and ringing steel — especially with a suppressor muffling subsonics. That’s exactly what this 300 BLK AR pistol kit is intended to do: Its 7.5″ heavy barrel, featuring a 1:8 twist rate and pistol…
Maximizing 9mm performance in the shortest possible AR pistol. This is the ultimate kit for building the most compact AR-type pistol possible. It features a 5″ 9mm AR upper with a bufferless conversion kit! Reduce the pistol’s OAL to a size never before possible with the AR platform. This is the perfect AR-9 kit for…
Build a compact, ergonomic 5.56 NATO AR pistol with this complete kit This mil-spec AR-15 Pistol Kit combines a heavy-duty, maneuverable 10.5” barrel with a side-charging billet upper to afford shooters optimal velocity and ergonomics in a ultra-compact configuration. Included with this complete build kit is a full lower parts kit and a smooth carbine…
This right-side charging 9mm pistol kit provides all components necessary to transform your stripped AR-9 lower receiver (or fabricated 9mm 80% lower) into a working, tack-driving pistol. Its 7.5″ heavy barrel provides the power and performance, while its right side-charging BCG makes for easier reloads and fasterracking. What’s Included This is not a firearm. It…
Our AR Pistol Builds represent the easiest, most affordable way to build and own your very own, top-tier pistol for pennies on the dollar. Configurations are available for AR9, AR-15 and 300 Blackout pistols. Our 100%-made-in-the-USA builds feature mil-spec Chromoly or Stainless Steel barrels for MOA accuracy.
An AR-15 pistol is like an AR-15 rifle, except unlike a short-barreled rifle (SBR), it doesn’t have a buttstock. Instead, AR pistols are either built with only an exposed buffer tube, or they’re equipped with something called a pistol stabilizing brace. AR pistols use a barrel shorter than 16″, and they can be chambered in different calibers that take advantage of this compact profile. Because of its ability to use a short barrel (7″ or less) and because it can cycle without a conventional gas system, the AR9 chambered in 9mm is a popular variant of the AR-15 often built as an AR pistol.
IMPORTANT! Never install a buttstock on an AR-type pistol without first being approved to build a short-barreled rifle. See AR-15 Pistol vs SBR: What’s the Difference?
Regardless of caliber/chamber, each AR Pistol Build we sell includes a fully-built upper with gas system (except 9mm, which requires no gas tube), threaded muzzle with muzzle device, stripped M4-type upper, M-Lok, Keymod, or Picatinny handguard, M16 BCG or 9mm BCG with charging handle, and a lower parts kit with complete buffer system and pistol brace. All uppers feature Picatinny rails and M4 feed ramps.
To complete your build, you can (in most states) purchase an 80% lower ,sold separately. You can opt to buy a stripped AR-15 lower receiver, which is considered a firearm under federal law and requires an FFL transfer.
All barrels are forged from MIL-B-11595 E steel (4150 or Chromoly Vanadium)
All stainless barrels forged from Crucible 416R steel, offering sub-MOA accuracy
Some states have banned 80% lowers and certain firearm parts, or have otherwise restricted the sale and ownership of products we sell. So, be sure to check your local and state laws. We can’t ship our products to certain states. Please check our Shipping & Return Policy before placing an order.
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