Ryno from United States, UT Public Profile

Love this little plug. Was surprised when I seen it, and how functional it is. Has spaces for batteries, AA & CR123. As well as a slave for a little tool. Water tonight even

I opted to go with the Geissele 42 with the H1, this way I could go up to an H2 if needed or regress if things changed again. Needed this additional tungsten weight tho, only works with Geissele 42.

Glad I went with the trijicon mini. She you can get a holosun, or a vortex mini for much cheaper (half the price) but with trijicon you never have to worry about how well it will hold up. And you'll never have to be embarrassed about it. ;)

Worth every penny. Do yourself a favor and don't go cheap on an optic. I'm this game you get what you pay for and EOTech does not disappoint.

Shoes are a little wider in front, and it's nice. Helps keep stability a little better. True to size. Super comfy but not bulky.

These are .156" in diameter. This is due to them being engineered by CMC to be compatible/ideal for use with CMC drop-in triggers. If you've owned a CMC drop-in then you know that there is some serious wiggle, these help with that. With that said, these don't work for most any other trigger on the market. CMC only. Reason for the 3 stars is that I believe CMC should engineer triggers with set screws or bushings to reduce wiggle.

Wasn't sure how well this was gonna work out with my zero ranges, all I knew before purchasing is that I was tired of kinking my neck and looking through the top of my skull everytime I make a shot. Waited several months for this to be in stock and I'm glad I did. There's nothing better than unity, period. Got this paired with an EOTech EXPS3. Gives it a little less than 3/4 of an inch extra sight height is all, yet it makes a huge difference in being able to get my face behind the sight where I prefer to be without kinking my neck so much. Very comfortable. Was at a 50/200 yd zero before. With this riser I've adjusted to a 75/230 yd zero. Which is actually really great. Between 75 to 230 my projectile trajectory rises a mere inch is all maybe 1.3 at the most. Absolutely love this piece!

I been doing a lot of research into different blast shields and linear comps the last few months. I have a 10.5" 556 and after a few mags your head begins to thump from the concussion. Put a S.I. Oppressor over their mini king comp and I love the combo. Could have gotten another muzzle device from strike so I could use the oppressor on my new 11.3" 556 build, yet decided to do something different, something unique to the new piece. Almost went with the stingerworx muzzle brake and Aculeus TI. Wanted a flash hider tho. So I got the ASR flash hider with this bad boy and I'm really glad I did. It's a really good looking combo. Just like the oppressor, once it's installed, it's super snug. Won't budge at all. Does it's job well by mitigating the concussion and pushing it forward. Guess I'll putting in my form 1 for a Silencer Co suppressor as well.

If you just need a visible laser and want something that still looks decent on the end of your rail, this little guy isn't bad at all. Green laser is bright and visible for up past a hundred yards easy. So far no issues and the remote switch works well enough. Not the best but it's not the worst switch.

This laser really took my little ccp to the next level. Got this for a Ruger EC9s, which has fixed iron sights, no way to swap them out for some tritium to help in low light situations. So I figured I'd get the reactor. Super bright laser, easy to install and fits very snug. No wiggle or loose parts. Gotta love the auto on (ECR) option as well, the holster is junk but there are several other companies making holsters that work well with the ECR tech.