THE GOOD: What AR accessory has impressed you the most?

[AR-n-Ky]

Seekens ambi safety. I have them on almost every AR 15 I have, except for my NRA National Match Service Rifles.

They are well made, function well, and look good doing it. All at a great price point.

[Rogue556]

BFG Vickers padded slings (221 sling for me specifically), Surefire X300/M600 lights, Geissele triggers and charging handles, Aimpoint Micro RDS, and Scalarworks mounts.

Any given rifle I own will have at least two of the above items, usually more.

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[BigRoy6Actual]

MRO.

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[midSCarolina]

Why is that? I'm curious on the utility of it.

It just keeps everything in a nice neat compact package. It basically serves the purpose of the SR07, zip ties, and larue wire control clips but in a "less sloppy" and more secure manner. I've pulled the wire out of the larue clips while going thru low brush and while it isn't the end of the world, it is an annoyance. I obviously am impressed with my T2, I'm a huge fan of the SF m300 and x300 series, and love geissele triggers but decided to go with a lesser known part that has served its purpose well IME.

[arptsprt]

What particular attributes of the X300 make you feel this way about it? I'm debating between the X300 and a scout light right now and leaning X300. Thanks.

For a light, the Surefire X300. Have used this light as my main choice for AR weapon lights for many years. For optics, the Aimpoint Micro series. Rugged, reliable and light weight.


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[SilentRecon]

I'm surprised nobody says a BAD lever. I used to think it was cool and functional but took mine off. I feel like when I shoot another AR without it, i temporary forget the basic function of the rifle and I do not like that. Since removing it, I find that I'm better off without it and would never use them again. Anyone else feel the same?


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[Doc Safari]

I'm surprised nobody says a BAD lever. I used to think it was cool and functional but took mine off. I feel like when I shoot another AR without it, i temporary forget the basic function of the rifle and I do not like that. Since removing it, I find that I'm better off without it and would never use them again. Anyone else feel the same?


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This thread is actually about accessories you really LIKE, not ones you dislike, so it's no surprise no one mentioned the BAD lever.

[SilentRecon]

This thread is actually about accessories you really LIKE, not ones you dislike, so it's no surprise no one mentioned the BAD lever.

True that!! Lol

[Spin Drift]

MAMS. All my ARs have one, except my LPRs.

[Hapworth]

I'm surprised nobody says a BAD lever. I used to think it was cool and functional but took mine off. I feel like when I shoot another AR without it, i temporary forget the basic function of the rifle and I do not like that. Since removing it, I find that I'm better off without it and would never use them again. Anyone else feel the same?

This thread is actually about accessories you really LIKE, not ones you dislike, so it's no surprise no one mentioned the BAD lever.

It's been mentioned...

There's several that I am impressed with. These range from Giesselle, BCM stocks, BFG slings, BAD selectors, and many more...

Easy to miss though, in the mix of most everyone picking one thing as asked...then throwing in several more. Too bad, too, it's a good question with a specific focus, but instead of sticking to subject it gets reduced to a "bunch of things we like" buffet. Ah well...