CNC Warrior

CNC Warrior isn't a gun store—they're a machine shop that makes firearm parts. The company has been operating since 1955, building industrial, aerospace, and military components before expanding into firearms manufacturing. That background shows in their work.

Firearm Components: - AK-pattern adapters (rear rails, picatinny mounts for Hellpup and other platforms) - Muzzle devices (brakes, booster tubes, slant brakes) - Stock and brace systems (folding stocks, arm braces, buffer tube assemblies) - Handguard systems and gas tube mounts - Custom parts for precision platforms

Complete Rifle Kits: They stock AK47 parts kits, VZ58 kits, and other platform builds starting around $550 for Romanian kits up to $900+ for complete ZPAP builds. Individual firearms like the Molot VEPR run $3,200.

"Access to top-notch machinists, programmers, designers, and equipment allows us to efficiently manufacture almost any firearm component in mid-high volumes."

They operate from North Carolina and handle mid-to-high volume production. Their bread and butter is custom manufacturing—if you have a specific requirement or need a part made to spec, they can do it.

They regularly discount overstock components—M14 brakes, booster tubes, and stock assemblies. They also sell "seconds" with minor cosmetic flaws at reduced prices. Quality control is strict; anything that doesn't meet functional specs gets scrapped.

Orders shipping to California require phone orders and incur additional processing fees.