Cerakoted Superlite Replacement Receivers For The 10/22
2025-09-03 by Chad WittrockDue to slight blemishes that occurred during the hard anodizing process, these receivers have been Cerakoted in either black or tungsten.
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Due to slight blemishes that occurred during the hard anodizing process, these receivers have been Cerakoted in either black or tungsten.
New Drop! Fresh Apparel For Fall
2025-08-28 by Chad WittrockWe've refreshed our classic logo looks and added all-new designs, including exclusive apparel for our Scorpion and Mamba pistol lines. We're offering more styles, more colors, and more hats than ever before.
The Stingray Pistol Is Back!
2025-08-22 by Chad WittrockThe Stingray, a design once considered ahead of its time, is back. We've revived its iconic, futuristic look and paired it with our latest lightweight technology.
Are You Managing A To-Do List?
2025-08-08 by Chad WittrockIf you're looking to improve your trigger pull without the time commitment, we offer an installation service that makes it easy.
Additional Clarification On Our Disconnectors
2025-08-07 by Chad WittrockProviding some information to clarify which disconnector is needed.
Updated Disconnector for the Ruger MKII & MKIII
2025-08-04 by Chad WittrockWe will continue to offer our CNC-machined disconnector for the Ruger MK IV, but will also now offer one specifically designed for the Ruger MK II and MK III pistols.
Our Performance Bundle for the M&P 15-22 Is Back!
2025-07-21 by Chad WittrockThis bundle truly elevates the M&P 15-22's performance.
Fiber Optic Sights Added To Clearance!
2025-07-14 by Chad WittrockThese Fiber Optic Sights are designed for Ruger® pistols with the .875" bull barrels. The rear sight is adjustable for windage and elevation.
Learn More About Our Competition Pistol Uppers
2025-07-09 by Chad WittrockBelow are some updated common questions we receive regarding our Competition Pistol Uppers.
The Fine Line: Reliable Info vs. Risky Advice
2025-06-13 by Chad WittrockThere's no barrier to entry when it comes to offering "advice," and anybody can be an "expert." Unfortunately, this can be a safety issue when it comes to firearms.
