LaRue Tactical

LaRue Tactical manufactures the kind of components that shooters actually argue about in forums—triggers that break clean, barrels that hold tight groups, and mounts that stay where you put them. Everything here is engineered for function, not fluff.

The core lineup focuses on AR-15 reliability and accuracy:

Triggers - MBT-2S AR-15 trigger (straight bow) - Known for predictable, repeatable breaks - Used across competitive shooting, hunting, and duty platforms

Optic Mounts & QD Systems - LT204 C.A.N. SPR mounts (30mm and 34mm) - LT100 ACOG mounts - LT110 EOTECH mounts with quick-detach levers - LT751 Aimpoint Micro mounts - LT837 Trijicon RMR mounts - LT845 scope mounts with Picatinny rails - LT788 RMR ring mounts for 30mm riflescopes - RISR reciprocating inline stock cheek riser

These mounts are designed around the most popular optics in the field: Aimpoint, EOTECH, Holosun, Trijicon ACOGs, and RMR dots.

Barrels - STEALTH 5.56 AR-15 barrels (16", 18", 20" lengths) - Match-grade construction - Available in common AR calibers (.223 Wylde, 5.56 NATO, .308 Win, 6.5 Creedmoor)

Upper and Lower Receivers - Complete upper assemblies (5.56, match-grade, 16" barrel, $1,299.99) - Stripped lower receivers (Black and FDE, $265.00) - Complete lower receivers (FDE, $625.00) - TEXAS-SPEC bolt carrier groups

Handguards - Free-float design (quad-rail, 12", $359.99) - M-LOK and Picatinny compatible - 14.5" handguard length options

LaRue's quick-detach (QD) mount system is their signature. The levers are precision-machined, the repeatable zero is solid, and they fit the optics people actually use:

• •Precision Manufacturing: Everything LaRue produces is held to match-grade tolerances. Their barrels and triggers are common on long-range precision builds, competition AR platforms, and professional duty rifles.

• •Optic Mount Ecosystem: Instead of making a "universal" mount, LaRue engineered specific mounts for each major optic platform. This means tighter, more repeatable zero retention than one-size-fits-all solutions.

• •Vertical Integration: They control manufacturing from raw material through final assembly. This is why their components are so consistently tight—there's no middle distributor squeezing quality for margin.

LaRue products are sold through Primary Arms and other distributors. Prices on complete uppers range from $1,299.99 to $4,499.99 depending on configuration. Most common components (triggers, mounts, barrels) are in stock.

• •Precision shooters building long-range rifles
• •Competitive 3-gun and match shooters
• •Law enforcement and military armorers
• •Hunters building consistent, reliable AR platforms
• •Anyone who swaps optics between rifles and needs zero retention

LaRue doesn't spend money on marketing slogans or brand partnerships. They make tight components, shooters figure it out, and they stay busy.