NEW: Welcome To The Boneyard, Scaled Dry Fire Targets + More

Last year, we threw around the idea of selling some of our used gear on eBay, and many of you were interested. After several meetings, tons of logistical challenges, and months of coordination across multiple teams, we finally decided to ditch eBay and open up our own clearance section.

Enter the Boneyard, where we'll be selling everything from blemished holsters, nylon, and discontinued closeout products to used Armory items like uppers, nylon gear, lights, optics, and so much more. From its inception, the Boneyard's main goal was not only to have the ability to liquidate products but also to save you guys money on equipment that you can use to defend life and extend liberty. Right now, we have a small selection, but we hope and plan to grow that as time goes on.

We're starting another newsletter list specifically for Armory/Boneyard items. You can expect to find new additions, restocks, and some product highlights of stuff in the Boneyard that you may have yet to see. If interested, you can find the signup at the top of the Boneyard page through the link below.

Our Scaled Dryfire Target Pack is an excellent addition to your dryfire routine. While we’re firm believers in the tape-on-the-wall method, these scaled targets can provide greater accuracy in identifying mistakes while replicating your actual sight picture in a match or at the range.

The Mantis Blackbeard is a drop-in replacement for your standard AR-15 bolt carrier that not only renders your weapon completely safe but offers a semi-realistic trigger reset and a visible laser that can be helpful for dryfiring target transitions, height over bore, and several other fundamentals. 

For more information on why we discontinued the BlackbeardX and replaced it with the standard Blackbeard, check out our product page.  

If you haven't caught our YouTube series on how to shoot better, part 4 is all about the importance of dry fire. In this video, Lucas and Brantley discuss their perspective on dry fire, what's useful, and what's not.