Must have accessories for 9mm AR's?

[Candyman87]

Just placed an order for a Colt 6951 and hope to have it in a few days.

Other than the usual AR accessories, any must haves for the 9mm guns?

Other than an UpLula of course! Perhaps mag pouches? What do you guys use?

[firefighter37]

9mm Suppressor and subsonic ammo

[Candyman87]

9mm Suppressor and subsonic ammo

In time!

[DYI01]

Obligatory mags and ammo. For pouches I like to use the HSGI pistol tacos, normal or extended length both work. I just picked up a Blue Force Gear Ten-speed MP7 chestrig to play with too.

[Candyman87]

Obligatory mags and ammo. For pouches I like to use the HSGI pistol tacos, normal or extended length both work. I just picked up a Blue Force Gear Ten-speed MP7 chestrig to play with too.

Thanks! I didn't think of using the pistol tacos. Got plenty of mags on the way and the ammo is sitting here waiting to be loaded

[T2C]

Try some Federal AE9AP 124g FMJ. My CMMG eats the X ring out of a B-27 at 100 yards off the bench with it.

[Candyman87]

I'll take a look at the AE stuff. Currently burning through some 124 grain Blazer Brass and some 115 grain Remington UMC FMJ and I'll be handloading again soon once we move to the new place next month. Other than that I'll take a look. Thanks!

[HardToHandle]

Rubber gloves and lube.

After the second round down range, the blow back will make the interior filthy.
Shooting cheap Wolf steel case or Winchester White Box, the action seems noticeably slow down at 200 rounds or so attributed to fouling.

[T2C]

Rubber gloves and lube.

After the second round down range, the blow back will make the interior filthy.
Shooting cheap Wolf steel case or Winchester White Box, the action seems noticeably slow down at 200 rounds or so attributed to fouling.

Winchester white box 115g FMJ will function reliably in my CMMG MK-9, but it is a bit dirty. Groups averaged 6" at 100 yards with Winchester 115g. Federal aluminum and brass case 115g shot larger groups. For accuracy, I would test different brands of 124g ammunition. For running CQB drills at distances of 50 meters and closer, anything will work well enough.

[Candyman87]

Thanks... the biggest reason I got the 6951 is for our local indoor range (pistol calibers only) that only stretches out to 25 yards. As long as 115 grain runs reliably, that's what it'll be used for, mostly a training aid. I will take it out to the 100 yard range with some 124 grain for accuracy though!