Breek Arms vs Strike Industries: AR-15 brands compared
Strike Industries leads in 2 of 4 categories.
Breek Arms for the price and charging handles. Strike Industries for furniture.
From tens of thousands of real builds and live prices at 30+ retailers.
Our take
Breek Arms makes AR-15 and AR-10 charging handles, handguards, muzzle devices and QD suppressor mounts. Its charging handles are designed to keep suppressor gas out of your face.
Lifetime limited warranty · Gas busting charging handles · QD suppressor mounts
- Spending less: about 44% below average
- Charging handles, picked 3x as often
Strike Industries makes affordable AR add-ons out of Las Vegas, like charging handles, stocks, handguards, muzzle devices and small controls.
Budget friendly · Mil-spec compatible · Wide AR catalog
- Paying more: about 26% above average
- The more popular pick: in 14% of builds
- Furniture (Breek Arms furniture are rarely picked)
Many builders mix them: 16% of Breek Arms builds add Strike Industries, most often the buffer tube.
Biggest differences
"Picked" is the share of builds with that part that chose each brand.
| Breek Arms | Strike Industries | Difference | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price vs average | 44% cheaper | 26% pricier | Breek Arms cheaper |
| Share of builds | 11% | 14% | Strike Industries 1.3x |
| Parts listed | 92 | 835 | Strike Industries 9x |
| Charging handles picked | 17% | 5.7% | Breek Arms 3x |
| Retailers carrying | 14 | 15 |
Price: Breek Arms wins
For the same part, Breek Arms parts run 44% cheaper than average and Strike Industries parts run 26% pricier than average.
Builder favorite: Strike Industries wins
Breek Arms is in 11% of builds and Strike Industries is in 14% of builds.
Why Strike Industries: Strike also makes compensators, muzzle brakes, magazines and optic mounts for AR rifles, pistols and other guns.
Internals: Tie
Builders pick Breek Arms charging handles (3x) more often than Strike Industries. Strike Industries muzzle devices, gas blocks and buffer tubes are picked often, Breek Arms's rarely.
Why Breek Arms: The Omni-Buster charging handle is 7075-T6 aluminum, with a raised shelf and internal stem baffling that push gas away from your face.
Why Strike Industries: The extended latch charging handle is forged 7075-T6 aluminum, and the aluminum latch wears your receiver less than a steel one.
Furniture: Strike Industries wins
Strike Industries pistol grips picked often, Breek Arms rarely.
Why Strike Industries: The MOD1 stock slides onto a mil-spec buffer tube, weighs 6.6 oz and has QD sling points on both sides.
Most picked Breek Arms furniture
Rarely picked
The full record
Everything we track for Breek Arms vs Strike Industries, from builds, store listings and daily prices.
| Breek Arms | Strike Industries | |
|---|---|---|
| Share of builds | 11% | 14% |
| Price tier | Budget friendly | Premium |
| Parts listed | 92 | 835 |
| Part types | 3 | 46 |
| Retailers carrying | 14 | 15 |
| In stock now | 71% | 75% |
| Price change, 90 dayson the most picked parts | 3% higher | 8% higher |
| On sale now | None | 2 parts |
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