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AR-15The AR-15 is colloquially known as America’s 21st Century musket—and for good reason. They are ubiquitous, affordable, reliable, and accurate. Shockwave offers products to enhance your use and enjoyment of your AR-15 firearms.
Flash Forward Not a SilencerHelp protect your hearing! And do so without a $200 NFA tax stamp! Introducing the newest Shockwave™ Technologies Flash Forward™ Not a Silencer™ muzzle devices.
CZ ScorpionGot a badass CZ Scorpion pistol? Improve its usability—and make it even more badass—with the Shockwave Blade pistol stabilizer kit.
SIG MPXGot one of the new SIG MPX pistols? Improve its usability—and make it truly badass—with the Shockwave Blade pistol stabilizer kit.
GlockWant to take your Glock to the next level of accuracy and safety? We’ve got a Shockwave Blade pistol stabilizer kit for that.
RugerThe Ruger 10/22 is a semi-automatic rifle. It’s chambered for the .22 Long Rifle rimfire cartridge and has a patented 10-round rotary magazine. Multiple third party manufacturers make Ruger accessories for enhancing and customizing the standard Ruger 10/22 carbine.
- Flash Forward Not a Silencer for Ruger 10/22
- Pic2AR Stock or Brace Adapter
MossbergMossberg makes badass shotguns and other firearms. However, there’s always room to make ’em even meaner. Here are a few parts that will help you get the very most out of your Mossy.
RemingtonRemington makes what many consider to be the de facto standard for pump shotguns. But there’s always room for a bit of improvement, wouldn’t you say?
GG&G
M-11/NINEM-11/NINE submachine guns and semi-auto pistols and carbines have truly evolved. Where they were once considered “entry-level guns,” they are now serious contenders—winning many SMG matches. With the right upgrades, the M-11/NINE guns can achieve amazing results.
Blemished ProductWe have a small number of Blades and Grips that just “didn’t make the cut” with the QC department. But they’re still very usable. Most of these “factory seconds” have a small flaw on the top surface where the spruce was cut during production.
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