SLING FOR RIFLE

If you want your shots to be on target at long ranges, you need to have your crosshairs leveled perfectly. Some alignment tools on the market level the crosshairs to the scope base or another arbitrary and inconsistent point. The Level-Level-Level scope crosshair alignment tool from Wheeler Engineering is a far better option.It works by aligning your scope with the top of the receiver, which is the most accurate point. The leveling can be done in minutes with this tool. You simply attach the first level to the receiver, place the other level on any flat point on top of the scope, and orient the scope so that the two levels match up! It fits most popular bolt action rifles, and it can be adjusted to fit more obscure designs.

TALON Grips are textured, stick-on gun grips that help you get a secure hold on your firearm improving performance, safety, and confidence so you maintain control. Installation is quick and easy. The pistol grips will not move or shift once installed, however, they can be removed cleanly at any time, returning your pistol to original factory condition. You can expect 1 to 3 or more years of benefits from a TALON Grip.

GLOCK OEM factory Recoil Spring Assembly fits G19, G23, G32, G38 (marked 5593 on end of recoil spring guide). For Generation 1, 2, and 3 pistols.

Beretta Large Bradley Front Sight. This sight is standard on Beretta 682 Gold E, DT10 Competition, ASE Gold, and A400 Xcel models. This sight will fit any Beretta shotgun except old blade style models. This sight will fit other shotguns that use a 2.6x.45 front sight.

The extended magazine release allows for a quick release of factory

magazines. Simply reach in front of the trigger guard and push forward,

no more having to push up on the factory release. It extends .550″ down

from the trigger guard housing designed not to interfere with benchrest

or sandbags during shooting. The extended magazine release is completely

CNC-machined from billet material – no castings.

A muzzle brake or recoil compensator is a device connected to, or a feature integral to the construction of, the muzzle or barrel of a firarm or cannon that is intended to redirect a portion of propellant gases to counter recoil and unwanted muzzule rise.