Yankee Hill Machine: Sweet AR-15 Accessories

April 02, 2016 By Guns & Ammo TV

Who doesn't love sweet AR-15 accessories?

Guns and Ammo's James Tarr meets up with Chris Graham of Yankee Hill to check out their robust line of sweet AR accessories.

Yankee Hill manufactures all of their AR-15 accessories in-house and have developed some innovative products that many shooters now consider must-have add-ons.

There's the custom top end that can be swapped out by removing just two pins, a fantastic hand guard that features key-mod mounts which allow for attaching even more accessories.

An aluminum vertical grip is available with a handy battery holder that's water-resistant designed to keep your spare batteries dry in the rain. The key-mod attachment system has proven popular because of its rugged and simplistic design.

When it comes to AR-15 accessories, if you can think of it odds are Yankee Hill makes it.

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