Benji Beedle from United States, AR Public Profile

This is a nice grip with a good feel to it. I'm a fan of Leapers products anyway, but this grip goes right along with their theme of good parts at a good price. The storage space is small, but big enough for an Allen wrench or other small tool.

It's hard to improve on a Glock barrel, but this does the trick. You don't realize how much slack is in a Glock slide and barrel until you get a high quality barrel upgrade. The action is crisp and smooth at the same time.

The stock has a nice feel to it. It's made pretty well, although I was expecting something a little heavier made. I guess it's light to go along with the light weight of a handgun. It's adjustable, which is great because I have 2 different firearms to use this on. One of which is the 16in barrel of the full size Roni. I take the Glock out of the Roni and leave the long barrel on it.

This magwell looks great and feels great. It is very reasonably priced as well. It does add a little width to your rifle, but unless you have a fitted case or space to put it in, the width isn't a big concern. The only real downside is that it is only available in one color right now. The gray looks good, but may not go with some custom finishes.

These qd swivels are inexpensive and very strong. I'm becoming more and more a fan of Leapers. I've been using their products for a while now. I'll be buying more of these in the future. I purchased these with a small and light weapon in mind. I'm confident that they will hold up on my heavier weapons as well.

It's a well made product. I'm disabled and carry all of my essentials in a backpack on the back of my wheelchair. I was looking for something like this product with credit card and id slots. It has 5 slots...for ink pens. No card slots, and no good compartment for cash. I'll be able to use it for something. Maybe I could get a job where carrying 5 ink pens is a requirement.

This part is awesome. This a a very overlooked part of an AR. It makes a cheap rifle look like it was hand built. It's very clean looking and the QD attachment actually works. Most of them pull right out. I may keep a couple of these around the house for future builds.

This cover is far better than any factory flap. The color matches if you choose FDE. It's way easier to install since there's no tiny c-clip. If I ever purchase another dust cover, I'll definitely choose this one.

These rails look great. They function well and are light weight. And their easy installation is always a plus. I only gave it 4 stars because the color is a little light. They do match pretty well, but not perfectly. Magpul, Leapers, and Blackhawk all match and are a touch darker than the Bravo Company.

This is the 3rd Radical upper receiver that I've bought, my 2nd .458. I haven't had issues until this .458 socom upper came in. The chamber was too small, not allowing the shell to seat completely. I had to make a lapping tool out of a dummy round of ammo and use lapping compound to get it accept and seat the ammo properly. Then...I had trouble with the feed ramps. Every round that I tried to feed through would get caught halfway. It's common to have to break feed ramps in by running a few rounds through it. After running about 200 rounds through by hand, it's finally starting to smooth out a bit. I had to do it manually because I can't afford $3 a round just to get the gun to operate correctly. I used a brand new Anderson lower on this build. And I did swap out uppers and lowers to make sure that it wasn't another part causing all the problems. On top of everything I've been through with this gun...the ejection port wasn't opened up all the way. It had only been milled out halfway around, so the spent brass would hang up in it until I dremelled it out. I should be on the payroll of Radical Firearms after getting this thing to operate like it should have from the factory.