Ruger AR-556 MPR Free-Float M-LOK .223 Remington/5.56 NATO Rifle

A: Austin, yes, this rifle has a Muzzle Threaded with 1/2-28 TPI which is a common AR thread pattern for adding suppressor's.

A: yes the barrel is threaded and will be fine with a suppressor (1/2x28TPI threads)

A: Austin, yes, this rifle has a Muzzle Threaded with 1/2-28 TPI which is a common AR thread pattern for adding suppressor's.

A: .223/5.56 nato run 1/2x28 .308 is 5/8x24 as far as I know.

A: Jesse, the answer to both of your questions is yes Sir. Both will fit and function just fine.

A: Jesse, Yes it does and Yes you can

A: yes it fits and works just fine

A: Nicholas, this rifle comes with a "Magpul PMAG M2" Magazine here : https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/26_27/products_id/712006547/Magpul+PMAG+M2+MOE+Magazine+AR-15+.223+Rem%2F5.56+NATO+30RD

A: Magpul PMAG M2

A: Average 30rnd magpul

A: Jacob, you shouldn't have any trouble swapping for that rail. The rifle has a low profile gas block so that shouldn't get in the way and the new handguard should install much the same way as the existing free float handguard.

A: should not be any issues swapping out the handguard for the one you want

A: Jacob, yes, as long as the Monstrom Hand Guard you select is a "Free Float" hand guard you will be fine.

A: Yes, Jacob, it will fit. Just be aware that installing the Monstrum will require installing their barrel nut - which meas you will have to have a torque wrench to re-torque your barrel nut after installation and the new barrel nut will have to be 'timed' to align the holes for the gas tube. If you have the tools and some experience you can do it but if not you will need to enlist the help of a friend who has the experience and proper tools, or a professional gunsmith, to do the install for you. .

A: Scott, there is not Sir. The fit between upper and lower is a pre-built tolerance that is actually very tight.

A: Scott - Ruger builds a good gun. The fit between the upper and lower receiver will be a good fit. However, should it have more 'play' than you prefer, there is a little device called 'accuwedge' one can buy and use that virtually eliminates any 'play' at all. You can find them here: www.cdnnsports.com/acc-uwedge-for-ar15.html?___SID=U Cost - $2 or so.

A: Sean, Buds prices are tied directly to stock level Sir. The lower the stock gets, the more the price will rise (and even more so when critically low). As stock goes back up, the price will drop again as well.

A: Sean - Bud's prices are based primarily on 'replacement cost' of buying another of the same item from the manufacturer. Here is their explanation of how their prices are set, copied directly from Buds web site: "Our website updates every 20 minutes, 24/7, with our current inventory and replacement cost. We do not price our guns manually based on our cost in each, rather we use a live download from manufacturers and distributors to set our price based on our current replacement cost. As our cost changes, the corresponding website price of each make/model will change up/down accordingly. Although our profit margin remains unchanged, our advertised prices will change frequently, sometimes several times per day." (C&P From Buds web site) Since I was able to add 50 of these rifles to my cart, the price obviously is not based on 'stock levels'. If that was true the price would have gone down ... so all I can say is Ruger upped the prices to Buds when Buds bought the rifles.