Bill S from United States, MN Public Profile

To Whom is May Concern:
I have Ruffly a Handful of the Geissele Super 42-Braided Wire Spring & Buffer Kit's. As a Whole they do tend to run well and i usually break the in using full power XM193 55Grain FMJ for at least 500 round before I try to run less powerful .223 Remington "Range Loadings". I Love the high Quality, Great Value as far as what you get in return for the money your investing, and last but not least i really enjoy the lack of that spring'y "Twang" Sound on top of the fact the guns just seem to cycle very smoothly as well. I do own a couple Vltor A5/H2-H3 Receiver Extension kits also and while both functionally are good, i tend to lean toward the Super 42 Combo atl least as my personal prevalence of which buffer/Combo i prefer. As it also nice that you can buy the tungsten buffer weights separately as well which allow you to properly tune your rifle until you get the perfect 3:00-4:30 O'Clock ejection pattern along with bolt lock back on an Empty magazine.

This is a Classic B5 Systems SOPMOD stock with a ample cheek weld and while it has storage in it for batteries, or potentially a spare bolt, for the most part the storage to me is not very useful due to the diameter of the tube being so small. It would work for a spare bolt or some CR123A batteries but other than than it too narrow to hold any 18650's batteries so i often just leave it empty given the main attraction for me to this is the large cheek weld it offers you so you can get behind the rifle comfortably which as a large american is not always easy to do.

When it comes to Bolt Carrier Groups they are the HEART of the Rifle. It is one of the two most vital components of the entire gun. Some companies will lest every little detail while others use vague terminology and say very little. Some of the specs may seem boring to most, but what do the details of such a crucial item really say about it quality level? Sons of Liberty Gun Works is a very unique company. Their owners are openly available and active on social media to help customers out personally. They have a very loyal clientele base for numerous reason, on of which is the extreme details they list on all of the products. While the specs of a bolt carrier group may seem like a foreign language to some folks there is a good reason that the sons BCG is such a coveted item and that is because they list every single minute detail from parts, materials to assembly methods offering a level of transparency on a critical item that is rare in the gun industry. As companies will often "Hide" things from customers by failing to list crucial detail on parts and materials used along with assembly techniques. The reason this BCG stands out so much is because every little detail about it is listed in order to let customers know every minute detail so that informed consumers can make and educated decision. All of the materials used are listed down to the kind of springs used for the ejectors in an effort to show that every little detail was carefully though out in order to construct this

The 1.93" RMR plates pair amazingly well with an ADM-2.04"-B3 Acog mount. It allow you to transition without needing to adjust your cheek weld at all. This was simple to install and the one guy giving a poor rating because he bout the plate and not the both pieces for the system is simply a bit slow to be polite. As logic would dictate if your buying a mount for a 400-800 dollar optic that is will cost you a bit more than 20-25 bucks. I Would Highly Recommend.

I have the EXPS2-0GRN in Both Black&Tan along with one BLK G33 Magnifier. If you can overlook the minimal battery life, which IMO is only draw back, then the Green “Doughnut of Death” is one quick & easy reticle to use. It point blank is one of the most proven, effective& simplistic designs that has been proven time n time again to be easier for your eyes to pick up over the traditional red reticle in the EXPS Series. There’s really nothing more to say other than of your on the fence and don’t need a optic that can be on 24/7 then I’d highly suggest this with or without a magnifier as a excellent option for any defensive tool.

This is a good option for all Aimpoint Micro and compatible footprint pattern optics. It has a Reliable return to zero within a .5moa. However i usually adjust/check/re-zero my optics every time i take them out to ensure their accuracy of the zero anyways. The qd system is easy to adjust to fit the 1913 pic rail. It nothing fancy looking however it is an accurate, reliable, qd mount with an acceptable return to zero if for whatever reason you need to to remove and store your firearm in a case.

Its what its advertised to be, a very simple design executed extremely well. It had great battery life, excellent durability ect. If i had one gripe it would be that they use .5moa click adjustments vs .25moa adjustments, however for this application it not functionally a big difference, only a preference. If in doubt it worth the money if you desire, the peace of mind a premium name like aimpoint brings on a defensive rifle.

I have a couple of these, and i use them set up with a 35deg offset 1.93" Height Plate. I use these paired with an Aurora ACSS TA31 ACOG(Green reticle acog is paired with the HE508T V2 Gr Elite(Green)& the Red Acog is paired with the Type2 RMR red dot) in a American Defense 2.04" Height mounts. The close height between the primary and secondary optics allow a consistent cheek weld to be maintained. They mount very close to the primary optic actually designed for use specially with acogs, making them snag free. They sit low enough on the rail you could likely mount on the upper receiver under the extension of a AD-RECON QD mount if your using an LPVO that you could keep it on the upper to ensure it will hold zero. It sits up high enough that if on the upper above the ejection port it wont interfere with the ejection of the rifle and wont induce a malfunction. Great product that is well built and allows my to use a primary magnified optic with a secondary dot leaving BUIS off of the rifle. I like them enough I plan to get a 3rd one to use with one of the GLx4 2.5-10 optics i have on my SPR/DMR. it is on the higher end cost wise but not out of line by any means given the quality and functionality of the product you receiving.

I have the GLx4 2.5-10x44mm with Acss Raptor M2&Griffin Mil Reticles. These scopes are an amazing value for the money and would easily compete with glass costing twice as much. Glass Clarity is Edge to Edge. Eye box is good even if tighter at full magnification. I have these on a 5.56 SPR& a 6.5 Grendel DMR then Buying the 4-16x .308 Hud DMR instead of the 1-8x platinum for my LW .308 DMR on a POF Revolution DI. If your on the fence do not hesitate as this scope line is hands down my favorite for its amazing quality and excellent price. As I’m an avid Acss fan n run the Aurora Acss TA31 Acog’s on my primary 5.56 guns as well. You won’t be disappointed.

Like most Geissele Products it’s very high quality. Smooth trigger pull, slight take up and ultra crisp break. This is hands down my favorite trigger they make over the SD-E&SD3G or anything on the market for that matter. It’s very versatile no matter if you want competitive shooting, plinking, defensive/duty use, or just an all around trigger to upgrade too this could fill about any role even if some may have a slight edge in a given area, the versatility and excellent feel it offer will truly change the way you interact with your rifle given that the trigger is the main input between the shooter and his rifle. No matter your need, thus will do it all well. I personally like it for my 11.5” BCM 5.56 “Carry Pistol” that’s my “Truck Gun” that goes where ever I do which i wouldn’t hesitate to trust my life too. As it’s heavy enough I’m not concerned about an ND in a high stress situation and it’s short reset will let me run the gun quickly if needed, or break a shot should I need to make a precise shot a few hundred yards out.