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B5 SYSTEMS ANNOUNCES CAR15 RETRO FIREARM ACCESSORIES LINE EXPANSION

B5 Systems has announced the expansion of their CAR15 line of retro firearms accessories. B5 Systems states “B5 Systems, a leading provider of professional grade firearms accessories, proudly announces the expansion of its retro firearm accessories, designed specifically for the CAR15. These components blend classic aesthetics with modern materials, providing authentic and high-quality options…

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Wolf A1(T91) Redux.

The Changes Made to My WolfA1 Rifle

The very first post I made in this platform was the introduction of the Wolf A1 upper receiver I had just made. As the months have passed, I’ve tested accuracy from it using M193 and M855 ammo, to painting the furniture ODG, to running an optic on it awhile. I got tired of the ODG and A2 stock, and went back to the basics. Boy am I glad I did.

The upper hasn’t changed, but pretty much the rest of the rifle did. When I first got the upper, I originally had it mounted to an Anderson Lower. It also sported an A2 stock. Then I discovered a lower maker, that was here in the south, great quality, and best of all affordable. That’s when the first big change came.

When Unbranded released their Retro line of lowers, I knew this upper had to be mated to one. I used a Lower Part kit, Receiver extension, buffer, and buffer spring all acquired from my friends at Brownells. The B5 Systems made CAR15 type stock for Brownells is a nice piece also. The stock fit the receiver extension nicely.

After I got the thing mostly back together, I decided to take the optic I had on this rifle, and swap it over to my BRN. The original detachable handle that came with the upper when I got it, got chopped and put back on. Eventually the plan is to put an Aimpoint PRO on this thing. But as it sits I like the short handiness of this rifle, with the Brownells stock and Unbranded lower.

If your looking for a affordable Piston Upper, the Wolf A1 is a great choice. Brownells shows to carry it, but as of the time of this writing it’s out of stock. All of the other parts mentioned, less the lower, was sourced at Brownells. You can find all that stuff if you liked it by the link below.