Strike Industries vs Superlative Arms: AR-15 brands compared
Strike Industries leads in 4 of 4 categories.
Strike Industries for furniture.
From tens of thousands of real builds and live prices at 30+ retailers.
Our take
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 (Superlative Arms furniture are rarely picked)
Superlative Arms makes bleed off adjustable gas blocks that vent extra gas out the front instead of choking it off. Handy on a suppressed or short barrel rifle.
Adjustable gas blocks · Bleed-off design · Clamp-on · Suppressor friendly
- Paying more: about 1.8x the average price
Many builders mix them: 17% of Superlative 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.
| Strike Industries | Superlative Arms | Difference | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price vs average | 26% pricier | 1.8x average | Strike Industries cheaper |
| Share of builds | 14% | 3% | Strike Industries 5x |
| Parts listed | 835 | 124 | Strike Industries 7x |
| Retailers carrying | 15 | 9 | Strike Industries 1.7x |
| Gas blocks picked | 22% | 18% | Strike Industries 1.3x |
Price: Strike Industries wins
For the same part, Strike Industries parts run 26% pricier than average and Superlative Arms parts run 1.8x the average price.
Builder favorite: Strike Industries wins
Strike Industries is in 14% of builds and Superlative Arms is in 3% of builds.
Why Strike Industries: Strike also makes compensators, muzzle brakes, magazines and optic mounts for AR rifles, pistols and other guns.
Internals: Strike Industries wins
Gas blocks are about even. Strike Industries charging handles, muzzle devices and buffer tubes are picked often, Superlative Arms's rarely.
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, Superlative 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 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 Superlative Arms furniture
Rarely picked
The full record
Everything we track for Strike Industries vs Superlative Arms, from builds, store listings and daily prices.
| Strike Industries | Superlative Arms | |
|---|---|---|
| Share of builds | 14% | 3% |
| Price tier | Premium | Premium |
| Parts listed | 835 | 124 |
| Part types | 46 | 2 |
| Retailers carrying | 15 | 9 |
| In stock now | 75% | 70% |
| 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)Superlative Arms deals
None right now
