Johnny Utah from United States, CA Public Profile

Having done some initial research before buying this monocular I wanted something that was to be used both for hand-held and head-mounted use. I also liked the fact it did not have a built-in battery since thermals like digital night vision have a significant low battery life when compared to analog night vision.

The first thing you'll notice about this monocular is its size and weight. It's extremely small and lightweight while still capable of 4x zoom. I opted for the 640 model since I would be using the 4x zoom and didn't want to lose resolution when trying to ID from afar.

After using it with the OEM head mount bracket I did not like the fact it's secured by a tension screw. If your planned use is beyond just viewing this stationary than look towards investing in a quality mount (I'd recommend from Noisefighters). The included rail on the monocular is not a true mini-rail like on the MUM-14 or Sionyx Opsin, but it's close enough. For retention I suggest positioning the monocular at the desired distance and marking that position the rail. Drill a hole so the set screw of the mount secures and dummy cord it with either shock or 550 cord.

Operation-wise this monocular has an easy to use interface system once you read the manual and use it a couple of times. It has white-hot and black-hot modes and you can cycle between 1x, 2x and 4x. If you're using this very briefly than CR123s will be fine, otherwise if you intent on prolonged use get the extended battery pack that char

Been using this for a couple months straight. It uses 18650 cells and is really handy. I like the fact it has a built-in charging ability in case you don't have a battery charger on-hand. Uses USB-C cable and has more than a few output modes along with red LEDs for preserving your night vision. I use the latter a lot at night and really like how versatile this headlamp is.

Having bought and tried almost every single TangoDown/Vickers Tactical accessory for the Glock I was interested to try for two main reasons. The first was my preference to flat face triggers. I have medium-sized hands and due to the Glock's frame/grip angle a flat trigger allows more purchase and control on the trigger.

The second is reason is I also prefer not to mix metal with polymer especially when it comes to the trigger. This drop-in trigger retains the OEM pull weight while also using what appears to be the same material as the OEM trigger. Installation was easy and the trigger works and feels great.

Nothing new that most don't already know. This weaponlight is popular for a reason, excellent beam and range. Easy attachment system. I've found I like the rail-lock options versus the pre-installed latch when dealing with some Glocks. Sometimes there will be an unhealthy amount of play that it actually wobbles. The rail-lock is a nice since it provides adjustable tension to the pistol frame.

I have yet to come across a PHLster product I didn't like. Between the Floodlight and the one for my LCR both of these are really awesome packed with a lot of features. First off once you have a SF X300U attached to virtually any pistol, you can fit it in this holster. I mainly shoot Glocks so it'll take a 34 down to a 19. The attachments are included and allow you the option of IWB hooks or soft Pull The Dot loops. Another cool feature is the adjustment clip/bar that allows how close it tapers for your body to avoid printing or protruding and has shock cord for tightening/loosening retention.

My only gripe is that there seems to be a little bit more play even when cinched down, but since I only have this one holster can't say it will be true of all Floodlights. This is a minor gripe since this is not a duty holster, so I don't expect for the holster to stay put if I were to take a fall or have it intentionally pulled out by someone other than myself. Other than this, it's a great holster.

Real Avid products are a great value and this kit is no different. Whether you're a beginner or someone who's familiar with working on the AR15 family this kit offers plenty of options. I bought this kit as either a loaner or to supplement my tools if I've let someone borrow something in particular.

I especially like how everything is self-contained neatly within the hard case. The only tool I never have to use is the handguard removal tool, other than that almost every single item comes in handy. This kit is something that is great to leave on the tool bench or useful to take with you to the range.

This is my second Bushnell Legend T-Series spotting scope for a reason. My needs were somewhere between a Leupold Mk4 spotting scope and a $99 spotting scope from Amazon. I wanted good glass, but wasn't in the position to pay what equates to the cost of a quality rifle for a spotting scope. Bushnell has good glass for their optics and this scope has smooth adjustment and M1913 rails to lasers or any other accessories you might want. It's size is also a huge plus, it's relatively compact and not that heavy.

When you add a solid bipod (Hog Saddle) this is a solid spotting platform. My only hope is they later release one with greater magnification. Other than that this is a great spotting scope.

I have a couple Real Avid products and decided to get this since it's specifically for ARs. The most used tools from this are the bolt carrier and bolt carbon scraper along with the tool driver/bits. It's really nice to have all of these tools as one unit. I have not tested the bolt override tool, however it's nice to know I have that option if I ever encounter that kind of malfunction.

By now I have bought countless MTM products including the ammo cans with carrier to the SPUD7 dry boxes that double as seats. MTM makes great products at a competitive price in addition. The best thing I like about the RBMC is the amount of organization potential it offers. The upper portion features numerous separated compartments to store small loose parts and accessories. Inside in this area are two removable trays that reveal more compartments.

This is coupled with the lower portion allowing you to fit longer or bulkier items below. I was able to fit a full-sized AR castle nut wrench and similar length items in here. It even comes with two forks that bolt into the lower portion to allow for easier cleaning of your long gun. I have two RBMCs, one for AR-15 specific and the other for any other long gun accessories and parts. The container empty by itself is lightweight and easy to transport.

Keep in mind the plastic is softer, lighter in density and not as tough as a Pelican case, but also consider the price is a fraction of the cost. MTM products are well worth it and offer a huge value.

The original OEM front sight leaves much to be desired. It's a low in height, although serrated, but pretty difficult to acquire even in decent lighting. After I had the Hi-Viz fiber optic installed, it was a night and day difference. Definitely recommend it!