Advanced Technology International, manufacturer of firearms accessories, was on hand at the NRA Annual Meetings and Exhibits in Pittsburgh, Pa. to showcase its newest products: the Triton quickmount receiver system, mag-tube socket wrenches and 8-sided rail fore-end.

The Triton system allows easy swapping of any ATI rear stock or pistol grip by simply unfastening one screw, turning the laborious process into a 15-second operation.

The Mag Socket Wrenches operate under the same theory. Without the tool, unscrewing or resecuring a shotgun magazine tube can be a hassle, but this socket wrench specially designed to slip over a 12-gauge-sized tube frees the tube with a modicum of effort.

The most exciting product ATI had to offer, though, was its 8-sided free float aluminum fore-end, for the sheer versatility it gives the AR-type platform. In addition to equipping a rifle with any rail-mountable optic, with a slight turn of the firearm, the user can switch to a differently sighted optic. For example, on the top rail, you could mount a long-range riflescope while putting back-up iron sights on the rail just to the right. Without having to remove anything, you could instantly engage a close target and transition back to the riflescope by simply twisting the AR.

Watch below as Adam Albrecht of ATI demonstrates all of the products. For additional information, visit the ATI Gunstocks website.