#MicroCableClip

Most fans of AR-style firearms tend to share some things in common. One key is that we typically like to customize our ARs. A major benefit to the platform has long been its modularity. Particularly as the military began using different versions of the CAR-15, Colt Commando, and later the widely varied M4 family (along with its various offshoots and cousins), modifications became virtually ubiquitous. The commercial parts and accessories market has responded in kind, having spent many years now focused on developing vast quantities of all kinds of products. If you took a random sampling of a handful of the many millions of AR-15s in Americans’ hands today, there’s a strong chance that no two of them would be exactly alike. When you consider how popular add-ons have become, and debates over aspects like barrel length, handguard systems, optics types, etc., it’s not hard to see why there’s so much variation. Tons of AR buyers bring home their new firearms and may delay very little before they start thinking, “What can I add to or change on this rifle to make it work better for me?” To this end, enter Emissary Development.