3 Reasons Every Gun Owner Needs an AR15

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The AR15 platform has existed for decades and has been adjusted and refined over the years. Today, it’s a highly respected and sought-after platform with several options from several manufacturers.

There are also a lot of practical reasons to have an AR15 in your gun safe. A Block 2 M4, for example, is an exceptionally versatile rifle. On versatility alone, it can be a worthwhile addition to any collection.

Of course, versatility is just one of the many reasons to consider an AR15. The ammunition, typically 5.56mm NATO or .223 Remington, is widely available. You won’t have to search high and low or order from specialty shops to pick up ammo for your next range trip. Here are a few more reasons to consider adding an AR15 to your gun safe. 

The AR15 Is a Highly Adaptable Platform

To call the AR15 a versatile platform might be an understatement. The platform is highly adaptable. Whether you buy an AR15 from the manufacturer or build one yourself, you get a gun you can easily adapt to your needs.

Parts can be swapped out and adjusted whenever you want. If you want a different grip, trigger, charging handle, or anything else, you can get it, and there’s no shortage of aftermarket parts available.

The platform is so adaptable that some manufacturers have brought many AR15 design features to their other offerings. For example, you can find a 9MM PCC (pistol caliber carbine) that shares similar parts with the AR15, like free-floating rail systems, Picatinny rail attachments, and more. 

9MM PCC

The AR15 Offers Precise Handling and Well-Rounded Reliability

Most people like the AR15 because of its precise handling and dependability. Plus, they are available at every price point, but the higher-end ARs truly shine. Premium brands use top-shelf materials and the latest manufacturing techniques to craft guns to precise specifications..

As a result, many AR15s offer precision handling and well-rounded reliability right out of the box, providing exceptional control with every shot. And you can rely on your rifle again and again in just about any use case, from the range to competition.

The Platform Can Perform Well at the Range, in Competition, and More

Chances are, if you’re interested in adding an AR15 to your gun safe, you already have a few use cases in mind. Some of the most popular use cases include recreational shooting, target shooting, and competition. 

The AR15 famously performs well in just about any of these situations and more. You can get an M4 carbine that delivers on accuracy, durability, and reliability.

When you get down to it and factor in the practical aspects of the AR15 platform, it’s easy to see why it’s among the most popular rifles in existence. Once you pick one up, it’ll likely become your go-to range rifle.

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