batty from United States, LA Public Profile

the leupold rings are rings that do their job, they come with a drop of locktite already on the screws and are made of steel. they are fine rings for hunting. they hold the scope securely and come in all sizes they are great rings for the price only be weight contuse steel is heavier than aluminum. they do their job. hold the scope securely.

the Tactical Assault Gear vest plate carrier is a top of the line vest that can carry 12"x10" and 6"x6" rifle plate. it is a nice training vest, not suitable for concealed it is too bulky. it is an ideal vest for training and law enforcement application, it has molly on the front and rear of the vest for adding pockets and holsters. it has padded shoulders,and adjustable side straps that allow generous room for bigger sized applications it comes in great colors also. heavy stitching and a carry handle on the back excellent vest for the money.

The redfield revolution tac moa riflescope is a great buy. the turrets are have positive clicks, and have 15 moa per revolution. they are resettable to zero with the provided allen key. the optics clarity is above average for the price point. Eye relief is generous for magnum calibers and the scope has enough mounting room for a long action mount, does not have a fast focus eye piece. It is a redfield revolution with better upgraded turrets. the scope is made in the USA at the leupold and stevens factory in Beaverton, oregon. The scope is very comparable to the "Leupold Mark AR" it is a very nice system for the money. The only drawback is the fixed parallax. Other than that minor inconvenience it is a great scope that has moa adjustments and a moa reticle. Look no further redfield offers some of the nicest glass for the money.

the weaver scope mounting kit is an outstanding product. it helped me level my crosshairs and torque the screws on the mount consistently. it assured me that the scope was perfectly seated the scope rings once i lapped them with the bar and lapping compound. Once it is done right never have to do it again. I rather do my own gunsmithing than sending it off to the butchers.