tbar from United States, WA Public Profile

Depending on the temperature it may not open far enough and actually block your view through the scope. Stay away from these "TACTICAL" covers. They are garbage.The bikini covers that come with cheap scopes do a better job.

I had purchased the real Fab Defense well grip prior to purchasing these. The real Fab Defense has a window for the serial number, these don't. I tried these on 4 different mil spec lowers and it didn't properly fit any of them. Would require removing material to make it fit and if you mess up there goes your return. I would steer wide away from these cheap knockoffs. I find it interesting they only show the side without the window so you won't notice the difference. Shame on you.

This Fox Outdoor Nylon Pistol Belt with Quick Release Buckle is a good solid belt,capable of carrying full sized holster/pistol without sagging or folding over. The quick release buckle is good for removing your gear when you need to in a moments notice. Don't get caught fumbling with a friction belt in an high stress situation.

Good solid construction, solid buckle and stitching. Camouflage pattern is a good ACU match.Drawstring keeps everything where it belongs.I personally use the pouch to carry electronic gear and batteries.

Good quality at a fair price.It's a fairly large pouch that could be used for other gear such as medical supplies,spent brass or whatever will fit. Use your imagination.What more can you say about a pouch?

I initially thought this mount was incompatible with my PSAK-47's side rail, the problem was I wasn't tightening the lock down screw enough.I was afraid to go too tight as these mounts are made from aluminum and we all know how easy it can be to strip if it's poor quality.
Here's what worked for me.
1.Slide the mount onto the side mount rail from right to left. You'll notice it's very loose on the rail.
2.With the QD lever in a 90 degree angle to the rail begin tightening the QD screw counter clockwise until the slack is taken up(takes quite a bit of pressure on the screw to accomplish)then move the QD lever counter clockwise until it locks in place. If there's any slack left just return the QD lever to the 90 degree position and tighten the screw a little until the slack is completely removed when you lock the QD lever back in place.