Videos tagged with Mark LaRue

This expert overview details the LaRue MBT-2S trigger, highlighting its origin as a cost-effective, premium-feel upgrade. The speaker, an experienced user, emphasizes its consistent 4-4.5 pound pull weight, solid wall, and clean break. Visuals confirm its application on AR-platform rifles and identify key markings.

This review examines the LaRue AccuRizer, a unique aluminum strut designed to add optics mounting capabilities to fixed carry handle AR-15s. While it offers a distinct 'sci-fi' aesthetic and allows for modern optic integration, the review highlights significant drawbacks. These include a nose-heavy rifle balance, potentially awkward weapon light placement, and a required modification (removing the front sight post) that contradicts marketing claims of non-permanent installation. The AccuRizer is presented more as a stylistic choice than a practical upgrade over traditional mounting solutions.

This video compares Geissele's ALG EMR V3X and LaRue's LAT M-LOK handguards, highlighting their shared rigidity but also their weight and installation difficulty. It touches on the 'Hop Curse' and LaRue's recent price hikes and discontinuation of product lines. The review also contrasts the brand philosophies of Geissele and LaRue, with LaRue shifting towards eccentric, higher-priced niche products.

This review covers the LaRue Tactical C-Note, a unique set of pistol-style iron sights for AR-15 platforms. The C-Note features a QD lever, is theoretically zeroed for 25 yards out of the box, and offers basic vertical adjustment. While not intended for precision shooting or defense, it's presented as a fun, customizable option for close-range plinking, with removable engraved panels for personalization.