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I got the grey one.
The grip has a nice rubber texture and is not too fat to fit in my hand.
It is well made feels sturdy and the finish is good as well.
The storage space is a nice touch to finish it all off.
To bad it doesn't match their stocks or handguards in color. Not a good color match for the Aero parts either.
Minus one star for that.

A well made stock and the fit and finished is good.
Fairly easy to install and the lever that pulls it tight to the buffer tube takes all of the rattle out. ;^)
It's too bad they can't seem to get their colors to match on their stocks and grips though.
Minus one star for that.

Tired of cobbling together my own night vision scopes so stepped up to the 4K pro. Originally had some lock up problems every half an hour or so. Then the newest software came out so I installed it and the unit no longer locked up but I had smf errors and the compass no longer worked correctly. I then downloaded the same file again and changed the end 0 on the file name to a 5 so it would be seen as the latest and greatest and installed it again. That worked well no more smf errors in several hours of use and the compass works correctly again. I need to try the obsidian app again as it would not hold a connection with the earlier download. Software aside this is a great day/night scope although you will need a spotting scope to see your hits on targets past fifty-seventy yards. I took it down to a nearby river and in complete darkness with my best 940nm IR flashlight I could easily see a couple of hundred yards. Stock 850nm IR is good for 150 or so yards. A better 850nm would probly get you out over 200 but the picture gets pretty grainy past that so your target would need to be good sized. I use this on my FX Impact and with the barrel droop the gun has I had to shim the scope base or buy special mounts so I would have enough elevation for the scope to be useful. This unit also worked well on my MP15 rifle. When combined with one of the ABL rangefinders this scope will give you your range and move your reticle to the aimpoint needed for a hit. Nice!

Had a moment of weakness and ended up with this rangefinder. It attaches to the front of my ATN x-sight 4K pro 3-14 scope. The ABL came with the correct adapter to screw on to the front of my scope already installed. The unit simply screwed on in place of the sunshade and then was adjusted with a small setscrew and secured with a couple of allen head machine screws. The required allen wrenches were included. I drove out to the range and tried to get it to work but could not cuz I put the battery in without my glasses on so did not see the plastic wrap around it. ;^( Once the plastic was removed from the battery and I had the proper blue-tooth and rangefinder selections made on the scope it paired first try. I set up the correct pellet weight, scope height, zero range ect in my profile and was able to just press the function button on the scope from then on and the reticle was automatically set for the current range a few seconds later. No more educated guesses on hold over ;^) With my profile data tweeked slightly the FX Impact shot dead on at 25 and 50 yards but was near 1.5 inces high at 100 yards using the JSB Exact Heavy 34 gr pellets. The built in laser used to zero the ABL is not bright enough to see @ 50 yards in the day time. So I zeroed it at only ten yards for the testing and will re-zero when it's not so bright out. Only a couple of hours spent with the unit thus far but looks like this is going to be fun!