Strike Industries vs Radian: AR-15 brands compared
Radian leads in 4 of 6 categories.
Strike Industries for furniture. Radian for charging handles and receivers.
From tens of thousands of real builds and live prices at 30+ retailers.
Our take
Strike Industries is best for:
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
- Furniture (Radian furniture are rarely picked)
Radian is best for:
Radian makes ambidextrous AR controls in Redmond, Oregon, and the Raptor charging handle is the one everybody knows. They used to go by AXTS Weapons Systems.
Ambi controls · Limited lifetime warranty · Billet charging handles
- Paying more: about 33% above average
- The more popular pick: in 26% of builds
- Charging handles, picked 7x as often
- Receivers (Strike Industries receivers are rarely picked)
Many builders mix them: 29% of Strike Industries builds add Radian, most often the charging handle.
Biggest differences
"Picked" is the share of builds with that part that chose each brand.
| Strike Industries | Radian | Difference | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price vs average | 26% pricier | 33% pricier | |
| Share of builds | 14% | 26% | Radian 1.9x |
| Charging handles picked | 5.7% | 41% | Radian 7x |
| Parts listed | 835 | 398 | Strike Industries 2.1x |
| Retailers carrying | 15 | 15 |
Price: Tie
For the same part, Strike Industries parts run 26% pricier than average and Radian parts run 33% pricier than average.
Builder favorite: Radian wins
Strike Industries is in 14% of builds and Radian is in 26% of builds.
Why Radian: Radian covers everything it sells with a limited lifetime warranty against manufacturer defects.
Receivers: Radian wins
Radian lower receivers picked often, Strike Industries rarely.
Most picked Strike Industries receivers
Rarely picked
Internals: Radian wins
Builders pick Radian charging handles (7x) more often than Strike Industries. Radian bolt carrier groups and triggers are picked often, Strike Industries's rarely. Strike Industries muzzle devices, gas blocks and buffer tubes are picked often, Radian's rarely.
Why Radian: The Raptor is an all billet ambidextrous charging handle you can run from either side.
Furniture: Strike Industries wins
Strike Industries pistol grips picked often, Radian 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 Strike Industries furniture
Strike Industries Overmolded Enhanced Pistol Grip$22.95, in stock at 1 store
Strike Industries FSA Single Folding Stock$159.95, in stock at 4 stores
Strike Industries 17" Aluminum Strike Rail$164.95, in stock at 2 storesMost picked Radian furniture
Rarely picked
Shopper clicks: Radian wins
Of recent clicks through to a store for these brands, 69% went to Radian and 31% went to Strike Industries.
The full record
Everything we track for Strike Industries vs Radian, from builds, store listings and daily prices.
| Strike Industries | Radian | |
|---|---|---|
| Share of builds | 14% | 26% |
| Price tier | Premium | Premium |
| Parts listed | 835 | 398 |
| Part types | 46 | 23 |
| Retailers carrying | 15 | 15 |
| In stock now | 75% | 63% |
| Price change, 90 dayson the most picked parts | 8% higher | Flat |
| On sale now | 2 parts | None |
On sale now
Strike Industries deals
Strike Industries Ultra Light Pivot / Takedown Pins$13.99, typically $20.99 (33% off)
Strike Industries Forward Assist Red$19.49, typically $26.49 (26% off)Radian deals
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