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Magpul makes MLOK, so it stands to reason that their hand guard rail sections would be quality! This one is very solid and so lightweight that it's imperceptible. MLOK makes for a solid lockup on my handguard, and the 1913 rail is perfect to standard.

You need to pull it slightly rearward PER THE INSTRUCTIONS to actuate it. People who didn't figure that out need to read the manual! This mount works exactly as intended and is very tough, as well. Well-built, quality magnifier mount with the perfect height for my Primary Arms red dot with 1.75" mount + spacer.

The curve really does work and feels way better than the stock buttpad, which is too grippy, grabs your clothing, and prevents quick shouldering. This buttpad also keeps the OAL of the rifle in US legal limits. Installs super quick and easy, and is easily worth the price of admission.

Super easy to install, and I love the 60 degree throw. It feels natural and fast, but not loose and imprecise. I tried a different lever, but hated it and it didn't feel right. I should've known. Battle Arms might be a bit more pricey, but in this case it's worth it. Probably the only ambi safety selector I'll ever use for builds.

Very slick how this works - just slide it down the barrel from the chamber end until it pokes out from your suppressor or gets stopped before that to alert you to alignment problems. Easy and saves you the anxiety of possibly having things misaligned, which will at least destroy your expensive, long-awaited suppressor. At worst, it can cause serious injury or worse. This is a took well worth the cost.

I was skeptical about this bipod, but not sure why. Magpul makes high-quality, durable products that have stood the test of hard use and military applications. This bipod might have polymer legs, but the entire chassis is aluminum and very strong. The tilting mechanism can be locked down with a strong knob and the 1913 lockup is perfect. I highly recommend this bipod for your builds - this one is on a 5.56 DMR custom build with a Juggernaut Tactical billet receiver set, Daniel Defense 18" S2W profile barrel, and a Magpul PRS stock. The build is topped with Vortex glass and a Rugged muzzle brake host for their Razor556 suppressor. This bipod fit the build perfect and didn't add unnecessary weight to an already-beefy-yet-sturdy platform.

This BCG is being used in my custom DMR rifle build and it works flawlessly, as to be expected from Daniel Defense. I trust their products so much that any build includes at least the BCG and/or their barrels because they're such high quality. DD also has one of the best warranties in the business. Trust your builds - and your life - to Daniel Defense.

The three screws create a super solid mount to any Picatinny rail system (I applied blue Loctite to mine), and the clamping scope rings hold my Vortex Strike Eagle 1-6x24mm perfectly. The mount is as ultralight as the claims, which is nice because the scope weighs a whopping 18.5oz. It's nice to have a mount that doesn't add much weight or complexity to my rifle system. Excellent product and I highly recommend it for your scope builds.

The only thing I'd suggest if you're looking for increased accuracy is lapping the inner rings because they sounded a bit gritty against the Strike Eagle's tube. Ultimately, this is mounted on a Norinco Chinese AKM top rail (Texas Weapon Systems), so not looking for precision-grade accuracy. Not really a major issue at all, for me, but mentioning it because you will want to do that if you're mounting it to a precision rifle.

I've never run an RA part in my AR-15s, but this BCG is excellent so far. I've got about 100 rounds through it, so not a ton to make any really scientific analysis, but after that 100 rounds, the BCG still looks brand new. No carbon is sticking to it at all. The nickel boron coating is very slick to the touch, and it only requires bare minimum lube. So far it's running and cycling exactly as I'd expect and then some. All the mil-spec features are there, but this goes beyond mil-spec b/c of the NB coating. The gas key is properly staked and the components are all right where they're supposed to be.

I was leery about the clamp-on style of gas block, but talk about secure?! No dimpling of the barrel necessary, and you don’t even need Loctite (although I used blue on the two clamping screws). Holds perfectly fine under sustained fire. No walking. Excellent!