For more information check out the LWRC website.

Also, don’t forget to shop for LWRC products on GunsAmerica.

A look at the new MLOK rail.

The consensus around AR manufacturers this year seems to be the new attachment system fight is over. Much like Betamax vs. VHS, Bluray vs. HDDVD, Christina Aguilera vs. Brittney Spears, we have our champion. MLOK has trounced Keymod — sorry if you bought a flashlight in the losing model.

LWRC introduced a new MLOK rail for their firearms this year, with attachment points at the three, six, and nine, as well as 45-degree offsets for the top half.

Also new this year, LWRC has changed the way they make Kalifornia compliant models for those of you out there in the Republic of Feinstein. If there is one thing we know about Oakland, Compton, and Watts, it is that the reduced capacity in AR-15s and the removal of “assault features” has caused crime to cease in those neighborhoods. Cough, Cough.

Do you live in California?

LWRC has done CA residents ua solid, though, in changing the way they make things compliant. Rather than a bullet button, they have a plunger inside the receiver that blocks the magazine release. Fast and easy, all you have to do is drop out the rear take down pin, open the receiver, then the plunger comes up. Hit your mag release, like the rest of us in the free states, and ta-da, the magazine falls out.

The best part about this? LWRC wouldn’t say because they aren’t stupid, but it looks to me very much like an end user removable part, should you go on vacation to Arizona. Even if it’s not, 30 seconds with a Dremel tool solves the problem, should you leave California permanently like a smart Ranger. The up charge to make it CA legal is $35 for any model LWRC makes, which is a bargain in the compliance world.

For more information check out the LWRC website.

Also, don’t forget to shop for LWRC products on GunsAmerica.