Timber Creek

Timber Creek ranks #14 of 510 brands on GunPartPicker so far in October 2026, just behind B5 Systems, with about 2% of every part builders added. Down from #11 in June, July, August and September. Builders are reaching for Timber Creek mostly for safety parts. The most added single part is the Timber Creek Outdoors Ambidextrous Safety Selector - Black, on top again this month.

Trigger guards are the busiest Timber Creek category so far in October: 5 products have come back in stock, several more than once. About 62% of the 418 Timber Creek products we track are in stock today.

Also popular this month: Timber Creek Outdoors AR-15 Takedown Pin Set - Red, Timber Creek Outdoors Ambidextrous Safety Selector - FDE, Timber Creek Outdoors Enforcer Mini Small Ambidextrous Charging Handle, Burnt Bronze Cerakote - EM Ambi CH BB and Timber Creek Outdoors AR-15 Takedown Pin Set - Flat Dark Earth.

In GunPartPicker builds

• #1Most added safety brandTop part: Ambidextrous Safety Selector
• #22nd most added dust cover brandTop part: Billet Dust Cover
• #33rd most added takedown pin brandTop part: Takedown Pin Set

Why Timber Creek

Timber Creek Outdoors machines aluminum AR-15 and AR-10 parts in the USA and sells mostly through dealers. In July 2026 the distributor Zanders added the line, so more local shops can stock it.

The ambi safety is the part to know. It has aluminum levers, drops into a mil-spec lower, and lets you choose a 90 or 45 degree throw. It comes in ten colors, from black and FDE to Robin's Egg Blue and Tungsten, for about $40.

The rest of the line matches: billet dust covers, takedown pin sets, charging handles, handguards and muzzle brakes, all in the same anodized colors. The Greyman series is the budget version, and the Enforcer chassis fits a Remington 700 or Ruger 10/22.

Timber Creek makes the most added safety, in 21% of builds that have one, at about $21 against roughly $45 for the typical safety. Its dust covers rank second in their slot and its takedown pins third.

The trade-off is that these are mostly looks parts. The standard pins come in anodized colors, with a separate steel Greyman set if you'd rather have steel, and the safety won't work with POF or Hyperfire triggers. Check your trigger before you order.

We'd start with the ambi safety. It's a cheap way to add a color accent and a short throw in one part.