Total Impact Guns stocks a deep lineup of gun accessories for sale, from optics and magazines to holsters, slings, and replacement parts, all backed by our price-match guarantee and nationwide shipping. Browse the firearm accessories below, and if you don't see the exact part or gear you want, we can usually get it for you.
Die Free Co
RS Regulate
Wilson Combat
Die Free Co
Die Free Co
Magpul Industries
Magpul Industries
Gun accessories cover everything that bolts on, slides in, or rides alongside your firearm. The department breaks down into the groups below so you can get to the right gear fast.
If you're building from the ground up rather than adding to a gun you own, start with our guns for sale and pick the accessories to match.
Here's how the main categories stack up so you can see what each one does for you and where it makes the biggest difference.
| Category | What it does |
|---|---|
| Optics and sights | Faster, more accurate aiming |
| Magazines | More rounds, reliable feeding |
| Holsters and slings | Carry and retain the firearm |
| Parts and upgrades | Improve trigger, grip, or fit |
| Lights and lasers | Aiming and target ID in low light |
| Cases and safes | Storage, transport, security |
A good red dot or a better trigger changes how a gun shoots more than almost anything else you can bolt on, while mags, slings, and small parts are the affordable upgrades most shooters buy first.
The best accessories for you come down to the gun you own and how you use it, not the biggest name on the box. Before you buy, work through these five things:
The easiest way to settle it is to get hands on the gear. Our team will help you match the right accessories to your firearm at the shop, and you can test-fire on our indoor range to see how an optic or upgrade actually performs before you commit.
The best accessory brands are the ones that hold up to real use. Magpul, Holosun, Vortex, Trijicon, and Streamlight lead the pack for reliability, fit, and value, with support across nearly every popular firearm.
Our curated accessory lineup covers the brands shooters ask for most:
If you're working on an AR build, you'll need the right complete lowers to bolt your parts onto before the rest of the upgrades make sense. And if you have your eye on a brand or part we don't have in stock, just ask, since we can usually source it for you.
Most gun accessories run from $15 for a magazine to several hundred dollars for an optic, with budget red dots starting near $100 and premium scopes or safes climbing past $1,500. You're paying for durability, glass quality, and fit, so there's good gear at almost every budget, and Total Impact price-matches any competitor so you always pay the best price.
Buying most gun accessories online is simple. Optics, magazines, holsters, slings, grips, and lights are not regulated firearms, so they ship straight to your door like any other product. Here's how it works:
We handle FFL transfers both in and out, so we can ship a regulated item like a suppressor to a dealer near you or receive one for you. For everything else, it lands on your porch.
The most popular gun accessories are optics, magazines, holsters, slings, and weapon lights, since they improve how a gun aims, carries, and runs. A red dot and a few spare mags are usually the first upgrades most shooters buy after the firearm itself.
Yes, most gun accessories ship straight to your door, including optics, magazines, holsters, grips, and lights. Regulated items like suppressors and a few serialized parts have to ship to a licensed dealer (FFL) for transfer, just like a firearm.
Gun accessories cost anywhere from $15 for a magazine to over $1,500 for a premium optic or safe, with quality red dots starting near $100. Total Impact price-matches any competitor, so you always pay the best price.
An accessory fits your gun only if it's built for your exact make, model, and caliber, so always check compatibility before you order. Holsters, magazines, and handguards are model-specific, while optics depend on the right rail or slide footprint. If you're not sure, our team can confirm the fit for you.
A solid AR-15 setup usually starts with PMAG magazines, a red dot or scope, a sling, and a quality trigger, then adds a light and better grips or a handguard. Many builders also start with their own complete lowers and add the rest of the parts from there.
Yes, suppressors are legal to own in most states, but they're regulated under federal law and require a tax stamp and a transfer through a licensed dealer. Browse our suppressors selection, and we'll walk you through the paperwork and transfer.
Whether you're upgrading a single carry gun or building out a rifle from the ground up, Total Impact has the accessories, the price-match guarantee, and the range to help you choose with confidence. Browse the lineup above, and reach out if you want a part or brand we can source for you.
