Vktr Industries WLA-PAC-7002-05 End Plate Black AR10/AR15 5Pack
AR platform builders know that the details matter—and that includes the small parts that hold everything together. The Vktr Industries end plate is a straightforward, essential component for AR10 and AR15 buffer tube assemblies. This five-pack gives you spares for your current build, backups for future projects, or a convenient way to stock up without making multiple orders. Black anodized finish matches standard AR aesthetic and won't draw attention on the bench or in the field.
End plates serve a functional purpose: they secure the buffer tube to the receiver and help keep everything aligned during assembly and operation. Whether you're putting together your first AR or you're a seasoned tinkerer with multiple uppers in rotation, having quality replacements on hand means you're never held up by a missing or worn part. A five-pack is practical economics for anyone who builds or maintains more than one rifle.
Vktr Industries keeps these components no-frills and reliable—exactly what you need from a part that doesn't need to be flashy. If you're building AR10s, AR15s, or both, grab this pack and move on to the parts that get the attention.
Key Features
- Five-pack quantity—ideal for builders with multiple projects or as backup inventory
- Compatible with both AR10 and AR15 platforms
- Black anodized finish for durability and standard appearance
- Essential buffer tube assembly component
Specifications
| Brand | Vktr Industries |
| Model | WLA-PAC-7002-05 |
| Product Type | End Plate |
| Compatibility | AR10 / AR15 |
| Finish | Black Anodized |
| Quantity | 5 Pack |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will these end plates work on both my AR10 and AR15?
Yes, these are compatible with both AR10 and AR15 platforms.
What is an end plate used for?
An end plate secures the buffer tube to the receiver and maintains proper alignment during assembly and operation. It's a critical component of the buffer tube assembly on any AR-platform rifle.
Why buy a five-pack instead of a single?
A five-pack is practical if you're building or maintaining multiple rifles, or if you simply want spare parts on hand. It's more economical than buying individual plates as needed.

