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Whether you are assembling a new rifle, replacing worn components or upgrading an existing build, Ballistic Barn offers a growing selection of AR parts for both AR-15 and compatible large-frame AR-10 platforms. Shop upper parts, lower parts, barrels, handguards, receivers, bolt carrier groups, charging handles, muzzle devices, gas-system components, triggers, stocks, braces and buffer-system parts.
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Build. Repair. Upgrade. Configure.
Shop upper and lower components for AR-15 and compatible large-frame AR rifles. Start with the two main parts branches below, then use the linked directory to reach individual component categories without searching through the entire catalog.
These links provide direct access to the current parts categories beneath the Upper Parts and Lower Receiver Parts branches.
Do not select a part by appearance alone. Large-frame AR rifles can use different receiver patterns, rail heights, barrel nuts, bolt carrier groups, charging handles, buffer components and magazines. Always confirm the platform and manufacturer specifications listed on the product page.
Match the receiver and handguard to the correct platform, receiver pattern, rail height and barrel-nut system. Large-frame dimensions vary more than standard AR-15 dimensions.
Confirm platform, caliber, bolt-face dimensions, barrel extension, gas-system length and headspace compatibility before assembly.
Select the correct gas-block diameter and gas-tube length for the barrel. Adjustable gas blocks can help tune suppressed or specialized configurations.
Charging handles are generally platform-specific. Lower controls may be more widely shared, but manufacturer compatibility should still be confirmed.
Many large-frame receivers use AR-15-pattern trigger components, but receiver-specific fitment requirements can vary. Verify the trigger and lower specifications.
Match the receiver extension, buffer length, buffer weight and spring to the platform and gas system. An incorrect combination can prevent reliable cycling.
| Component | Compatibility | What to Verify |
|---|---|---|
| Upper Receivers | Platform and pattern specific | Receiver pattern, takedown geometry, rail height and matching lower receiver. |
| Barrels | Platform and caliber specific | Barrel extension, caliber, bolt face, gas system and receiver compatibility. |
| Handguards | Usually platform specific | Barrel nut, rail height, receiver pattern, length and inside diameter. |
| Bolt Carrier Groups | Platform and caliber specific | Carrier size, bolt face, barrel extension and headspace. |
| Charging Handles | Generally platform specific | AR-15 versus large-frame length and upper-receiver pattern. |
| Gas Blocks | Often cross-platform by diameter | Barrel journal diameter, gas-port alignment and handguard clearance. |
| Triggers | Often shared, not universal | Receiver specifications, safety compatibility and manufacturer approval. |
| Buffer Systems | Platform and tube-length dependent | Receiver extension, buffer length and weight, spring and bolt-carrier travel. |
| Stocks & Braces | Based on receiver extension | Mil-spec versus commercial tube dimensions and applicable law. |
| Magazines | Platform and caliber specific | Lower receiver, cartridge geometry, capacity and feeding compatibility. |
Ballistic Barn offers components for repairs, upgrades and complete custom builds. Our product pages identify important platform and configuration details so you can compare parts more confidently before ordering.
Yes. Ballistic Barn carries parts for AR-15 rifles and compatible large-frame AR platforms, including AR-10, LR-308 and SR-25-pattern builds. Always verify the platform listed on each product page before ordering.
Some small components may be shared, but many major parts are not interchangeable. Upper receivers, barrels, bolt carrier groups, charging handles, handguards, buffer components and magazines commonly differ between platforms and receiver patterns.
A typical upper assembly requires an upper receiver, barrel, barrel nut, handguard, gas block, gas tube, muzzle device, bolt carrier group and charging handle. Requirements vary by caliber, receiver pattern and operating system.
A lower build commonly requires a compatible lower receiver, lower-parts kit, fire-control group, safety selector, grip, receiver extension or buffer tube, buffer, spring and stock or brace where lawful.
Confirm the platform, upper-receiver pattern, rail height, barrel-nut design, inside diameter, length and gas-system clearance. Large-frame handguards and barrel nuts require especially careful pattern matching.
Match the barrel to the platform, caliber, bolt face, barrel extension, gas-system length, intended ammunition and application. Barrel length, profile, material and twist rate also affect handling and performance.
No. The carrier may be shared within a platform, but the installed bolt must have the correct bolt face and must be compatible with the barrel extension and cartridge.
An adjustable gas block allows gas flow to be tuned for a particular barrel, ammunition, suppressor and buffer setup. Correct tuning can reduce excess gas and improve how the rifle cycles.
The correct buffer depends on the platform, receiver extension, gas system, barrel length, bolt carrier group, ammunition and suppressor use. Use the component manufacturer's recommendations as a starting point.
Many large-frame lowers accept standard AR-15-pattern fire-control groups, but compatibility is not universal. Confirm the trigger manufacturer's platform and receiver requirements.
Many owners install common AR components, but proper tools, torque procedures and compatibility checks are important. Work beyond your knowledge or equipment should be completed or inspected by a qualified gunsmith.
Ballistic Barn focuses on carefully selected parts, practical configuration choices and knowledgeable support. Product listings identify important compatibility details so customers can choose components suited to their platform and application.