Frank from United States, MO Public Profile

I initially bought stainless, they are really tight, not good mags at all; but they function. The blued mags are where it's at, they function and drop free easily. Buy the blued mags. My P220 was made in 1996.

I have discovered that the item I received had been returned by a shady customer who swapped their springs with the springs in the package. I am not happy at all. I'm sure Wilson Combat makes excellent springs, I wish I would have gotten them. I can only assume what I received was Beretta factory springs someone swapped out of their pistol and returned. Maybe the packaging should be tamper proof.

No matter how I adjust this holster, the retention is not good. For the price I paid; I'd say it's just ok. It really marks up the sides of my slide and yet offers very little retention. I may need to see if I can drill a hole and make my own retention adjustment. They sure have a lot of positive reviews on ytube, not sure why.

No fitting was necessary for mine. I used a sight pusher and the rear sight slid in with no issues. I mounted a Primary Arms SLX RS-10 on my G40 using the PA supplied mounting plate. I decided to use the Glock supplied #5 plate instead to raise the RD a little which gave me about 1/3 cowitness. The bottom of the rear sight notch is slightly above the body of the RD. I had wanted the next height down but OP didn't have any available that I saw in plain black. The 2XL height will work just fine. Plain black is definitely the way to go, I can see why it's what most people prefer. The front sight really stands up in the RD window, if it had a dot on it I think it would be very distracting.

With a little bit of common sense, this optic mounts easily to the Glock 40 MOS with the provided low mount. The bolts are easily identified, The shortest bolts attach the mount to the MOS Glock, the next length up attaches the optic to the mount. The screws already have blue loctite on them.
I ran about 100 rounds through the pistol with no issues. The factory sights sit just below the window, they don't cowitness but, I was able to get a pretty good idea of where the factory sights line up and was able to sight in the optic at home, no adjustment needed at the range. I didn't have the same problems as I've heard others complain about with this optic. Seems to be a pretty good optic for the money.

This is one of the better designs out there. It easily slides into the B5 grip and stays there. It is easy to remove also. Batteries fit perfectly into their slots and stay. I've used quite a few different grip storage designs and this is in the top 2 if not the #1 spot for my favorite design. I am a big fan of B5 products.

I bought the Howa mini action model. I like the fact that this particular model takes factory mags, I already own several and didn't want to have to spend more money on magazine upgrades. The action bolted in beautifully and seems solid. Directions are not included, but it wasn't difficult to figure out. For the price, this is a nice chassis. It does not come with a sling stud at the rear, I wish it did, I'll have to figure something out.

These rings are not the same quality they used to be. My rings I got some years back had a nice finish and no damage. This set has dings all over it under some cheap paint finish that is flaking off, I feel like I got knock offs or factory seconds. These are no longer worth the price in my opinion. At one time they were excellent quality and worth the extra money.

I ordered this stock based on excellent reviews. I don't have my barrel yet, but decided to do a mock up with the receiver and trigger group. Be sure to have your trigger attached to the receiver, the receiver alone is a loose fit. Even though I haven't got my barrel installed yet, I've been shooting for over 40 years and working on firearms for 25 years, based on experience; I can say that this stock is a solid value. I bought this stock to shoot from the bench. There are better options out there for a woods rifle. For anyone looking to build a budget precision rifle, I believe this stock would be an excellent choice.
The only con I have is, the take down bolt is not captured like it is in the factory 10/22 stock. I may buy a few extra washers to keep on hand or glue the washer in place. Everything has room for improvement. I test fit 2 different receivers in this stock, they both fit perfectly, no trimming or sanding is necessary, on mine.

First the cons, overpriced, terrible fit until rubber is trimmed from inside the grip. Pros, covers the backstrap, looks awesome. If you take the time to remove all the excess rubber from inside the grips; they seem to fit well...besides the gap behind the trigger guard. I read some reviews that say it pulls the bolt through the grips, I did not have that problem, likely because I removed the excess rubber on the inside and I only tightened the bolt until it was flush with the nut. If you don't mind spending 15 minutes to make these fit correctly, these are excellent grips. If a little work with a sharp knife and needle nose pliers is not up your alley, you may not want these. I also suggest good lighting while removing the rubber, it is dark in there.