Should You Go Pistol or Rifle Caliber for a Micro ARP
One of the most important decisions you can make before setting out on a micro ARP (besides what upper/barrel length to choose) is what caliber, specifically, what cartridge, to focus the build around.
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3 Ways to Reduce Recoil in Your AR
Suppose your AR is chambered in .223 or 5.56, like everyone’s is. You still might be looking for ways to cut back on recoil, even though pretty much everyone can agree that these are light-kicking rounds.
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Thinking About a 4.5 Inch AR Pistol Upper? Here’s What to Know
Those who are into the ARP craze are always looking for ways to make their builds smaller, lighter, more compact, and easier handling.
One of the most straightforward ways to do this is to start with a micro ARP upper in the first place, and MCS Gearup’s 4.5 inch AR pistol uppers are some of the shortest in the game.
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Two Ways to Make Your Micro ARP Even Shorter
ARPs, or AR-pistols, are becoming increasingly popular, and give most shooters the flexibility to leverage full rifle firepower in a pistol-sized format.
What’s more, since ARPs are considered handguns and not rifles, they don’t fall under the NFA restrictions associated with SBRs, or short-barreled rifles.
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Why Micro Conversion Kits Are Worth the Price
Command Arms Accessories Micro Conversion Kits, or CAA MCKs, are chassis-like platforms that convert a handgun into something more like a carbine, or more accurately, an SBR.
They are lightweight, handle beautifully, and since most are stocked, offer better control, stability, and recoil management.
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