3 Accessories Every New AR15 Owner Can Use

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Getting your first AR15 rifle is a big deal. Whether it’s your first gun entirely or a new addition to your gun safe, an AR15 rifle can bring a new dynamic to shooting on the range, target competitions, and more.

If you’re new to AR15 rifles, you’ll soon discover all kinds of great accessories that can elevate your experience with your new Block 2 M4 or any other AR15 you may have picked up. Here are a few to consider. 

Tool and Care Kits

If you’re brand new to AR15 rifles entirely, a dedicated tool kit is a worthwhile investment. Of course, it’s important to look for a tool kit that makes sense for your new rifle. If you already have tools that work with your rifle, great!

But with a dedicated and curated tool kit to go with your M4 or similar rifles, you’ll be prepared for the complete care and maintenance of your new rifle. You’ll also be ready to make adjustments or customizations.

At the same time, care kits can be a great investment. Like curated tool kits, you can find care kits designed for certain firearms, like M4s. Of course, many care kits are compatible with other firearms, from AR15s to 9MM PCC rifles to pistols. With a proper care kit, you can keep your new rifle in top condition for years to come. 

Parts For Adjustment and Customization

While you might want to spend some quality time with your new AR15 in its stock condition, you may eventually want to customize it. While gun parts aren’t necessarily accessories, they can allow you to accessorize your rifle in new and interesting ways.

You can find everything from American-made AR15 upper receiver groups to individual gas blocks. The AR platform is incredibly modular, so you can change or upgrade essentially every component. Even better, you can find high-quality parts from reliable U.S.-based gun manufacturers.

All the Range Targets You Could Possibly Want

Once your new AR15 is out of the box, you’ll probably want to hit the range. Now is the perfect time to stock up on targets. Some ranges provide targets, but it’s always nice to have your own. This way you can choose a target that works best for your shooting style and your goals for the range session.

This can include your standard passive, stationary paper, cardboard, foam, and metal targets. Standard bullseye targets are inexpensive and great for calibrating your new rifle.

As you put it through its paces, you may also want to bring active targets into the mix. These targets move when fired upon or have mechanisms that trigger certain motions, like spinning or popping up. These can be a great way to both calibrate your rifle and sharpen your skills with your new AR15.

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