Cobalt Kinetics launches new AR-15 accessory lineup
Cobalt Kinetics offers a swath of new goodies for consumers looking to amp up their rifle builds. (Graphic: Jacki Billings)
Rifle maker Cobalt Kinetics splashed into the accessory world Tuesday, unveiling a broad lineup of new gear designed for the AR-15 platform.
Cobalt has typically reserved its proprietary furniture and accessories exclusively to its own rifle builds, however, due to popular demand, the company has decided to release the more requested upgrade to consumers.
Cobalt’s engineers have redesigned these parts to make them universally AR-15 compatible. Among the items available for individual sale are fixed and adjustable universal fit rifle stocks, Pro Billet Grip, Pro Buffer System and all of Cobalt’s current muzzle brakes. Cobalt’s lineup of muzzle brakes includes the EDGE Brake, B.A.M.F. – 5.56 Linear Compensator, B.A.M.F. 7.62 Linear Compensator and the Pro Muzzle Brake.
All parts boast a black finish with aluminum parts cerakoted and steel parts finished in Lithium-Iron surface conversion.
Though this is Cobalt’s first tiptoe into the arena of exclusive accessory sales, the company says it has more up its sleeve.
“We actually have a lot more in the works,” said Skylar Stewart, vice president of Cobalt Kinetics, in a press release. Watch for the release of our hand-guard, this will be out soon in universal format. Also keep an eye out for some variants of our Pro Grip and .30 caliber Pro Brake.”
The accessory lineup is available at Cobalt’s website with prices ranging from $75 up to $320.
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