Tactical Accessories & Gear
Optics, triggers, parts and reloading components — none of them a firearm, all of them shipped straight to you. 137 listings.
Short answer Hilltop Armory lists 137 accessory, trigger, optic and reloading products. None of these is a firearm, so they ship straight to your address with no dealer transfer — with the exception of powder and primers, which are regulated for carriage.
What we stock
Optics and sights — 20 listings
- GUN SIGHTS 14 in stock listings
- trijicon rmr 6 in stock listings
Triggers — 37 listings
- Triggers 17 in stock listings
- Geissele trigger 9 in stock listings
- Super Saftey Trigger 6 in stock listings
- Binary Trigger 5 in stock listings
Parts and blades — 38 listings
- Bolt carrier group 26 in stock listings
- Automatic knives 12 in stock listings
Reloading components — 42 listings
- Gun powder 33 in stock listings
- small pistol primers 3 in stock listings
- large pistol primers 2 in stock listings
- large rifle primers 2 in stock listings
- small rifle primers 2 in stock listings
What is not here. “Tactical accessories” is a wide phrase and most stores using it list holsters, weapon lights, lasers, slings, mounts and cleaning kits. We do not stock those, and this page is not going to imply we do. What we carry is the list above: glass, triggers, bolt carriers, blades and the components for loading your own. If you want something outside it, ask and we will tell you plainly whether we can get it.
How accessories ship
An optic, a trigger, a bolt carrier group or a knife is not a firearm under federal law. It is not serialised, it does not go in a bound book and it does not need a dealer: it ships to the address on your order like any other parcel.
Two categories are different. Smokeless powder and primers are regulated for transport, ship by ground only, and carry a carriage surcharge that shows at checkout. Some states and municipalities cap how much of either may be delivered to a residence.
A trigger is a legal question as well as a mechanical one. Several states restrict or prohibit specific trigger types outright, and the federal position on some designs has been the subject of active litigation. Where your state prohibits an item we will not ship it there. Check what we can send to your state →
Fitment is yours to confirm
Fitment is the buyer’s to confirm before ordering — an optic footprint, a trigger pin size, a bolt carrier weight. We publish the manufacturer’s own specification for each item and we do not guess at compatibility we cannot source. If a listing is missing the figure you need, ask before you buy rather than after.
Where our product data comes from → · Returns and refunds → · Ask us →
About this page
Category names and listing counts are read from this store’s own catalogue. Specifications on the individual listings are the manufacturer’s published figures for that part number.