BG from United States, CA Public Profile

I paired this grip module with a Radian Afterburner/Ramjet. That combo makes the gun shoot a lot softer and more accurately. The grip’s ergonomic design will fit your hand perfectly and will help you have better control of the gun. The grip texture is aggressive and keeps the gun from snapping as much. I love the built-in gas pedal for your support thumb but the gas pedal on the other side kinda gets in the way of your trigger finger. Nevertheless it’s a nice bonus because I usually spend another $60 or so for a gas pedal as I like having that thumb support. Another nice bonus is the built-in flared magwell which would’ve cost another $60 or more. The extended beaver tail actually looks nice but it’s also very functional in mitigating muzzle flip. I wish it came with the mag release so I don’t have to remove the one from the original Sig grip module. If you have a good trigger pull, it will definitely help you shoot even better. The grip module’s tolerance comes pretty tight from the factory, so it’s a little difficult to install the Sig fire control unit at first so definitely look up Radian’s installation video as they give you some really helpful tips.

If you’re building a super light AR, I’d recommend this or one of the JE Machine’s skeletonized buffer tubes. Unless you have the money to spend on carbon fiber tubes, this is probably the lightest you will find. It also looks good. And in some cases it’s just as light as carbon fiber. It only weighs 3 oz according to my scale.

I’ve had this trigger for a while now and it’s just as described. Installation was easy and there is no creep. Really. The break is crisp and trigger pull tight. Depending on how fast you pull the trigger, it could weigh anywhere between 3 and 3.5 lbs but it’s consistent if your pull speed is consistent. Feels very much like my 1911. The wall is very defined and the reset is very tactile. Love this trigger so much that I’m buying another one for my ultralight AR build. I’m getting the adaptable one to have flexibility on the trigger pull weight.

This rifle/pistol rest is a must if you want to accurately zero your scopes and red dots. Granted I’m not an expert long range shooter, I was able to get a 1.25 in group with my AR from 100 yards with cheap ammo. It’s also great for zeroing your pistol’s red dots since the storage cover acts as a rest for your pistol. I like the adjustable knob on the side as it helps you make smooth micro-adjustments to the height of your muzzle. It’s also very light. I usually bring a heavy backpack with my pistols and ammo, and a guitar case with my rifles to the range. The last thing I want is to carry an additional heavy sandbag or heavy rifle rest. Finally, this rest can help you improve your trigger pull by comparing your trigger pull on the rest with your freestanding trigger pull.