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AR-15 Acronyms H

HBAR Heavy Barrel
HG - Handguard AR-15
HP - Hollow Point (a bullet with a hollow cavity at the tip)
HSLD - High Speed, Low Drag (of or relating to special Camouflage and other highly skilled Night Sight)
HTH - Hope That Helps
HTS - Hammer, Trigger, Sear (parts of the FCG)

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AR-15 Acronym C

C3 - Class 3 (a class of restricted weapons as defined by the NFA, including
machineguns, supressors, short-barrelled
rifles, short-barrelled shotguns, etc.)

CAA - Command Arms Gun Accessories
(manufacturer of accessories and gear for various weapons - AR15)

CAR - Carbine

C.A.R. - Colt Automatic Rifle

CC - Concealed Carry

CCH - Cut Carry Handle (a carry handle cut down to form a BUIS)

CCL - Concealed Carry License

CCO - Close Combat Optic (an optic designed for close range use, typically low
power, parallax free and with long eye relief. The Aimpoint
M68 is an example.)

CCP - Concealed Carry Permit

CCW - Concealed Carry Weapon

CH - Carry Handle

CH - Charging Handle

CIII - Class 3 (a class of restricted weapons as defined by the NFA, including
machineguns, supressors, short-barrelled rifles, short-barrelled shotguns, etc.)

CLE - Compass Lake Engineering (manufacturer of competition service rifles and
space guns - website)

CLIN - Contract Line Item Number

CLP - Cleaner, Lubricant, Protectant (all-purpose gun maintenance product -
example
one, example two, Fiber
optic sight three)

CMP - Civilian Marksmanship Program (website)

CMMG - Not an acronym, just a name (retailer of AR-15,
parts and accessories - website)

CMT - Continental Machine and Tool (contract manufacturer of AR15 uppers and
lowers)

COC - Code Of Conduct (the rules governing your use of this site)

COLL - Collapsible (as in a collapsible stock)

CONUS - Continental United States (the lower 48 states and the District of Columbia,
not including Alaska or Hawaii)

CQB - Close Quarters Battle

CQ/T (also CQT) - Close Quarters / Tactical
(a 1-3x optic made by Leupold and designed for close quarters battle with some
mid-range capability as well)

C&R - Curios and Relics (firearms that are officially recognized as collectible
due to some unique quality such as age. The ATF maintains a list of qualified
C&R firearms that C&R license holders can purchase via interstate commerce
without the services of an FFL dealer. More information)

CTR - Compact/Type Restricted (an adjustable carbine stock made by Magpul,
with a friction lock feature)

CYA - Cover Your Ass

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