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Got my Luth-AR MBA-3 last week and I love it. It is super adjustable. However, keep in mind you will need to lock it once you put it in the position you want, otherwise it will rattle quite a bit. In addition, as others noted, you will need to extend the stock in order to properly use the charging handle, if you have the riser up.

I got this Vaultek to leave a firearm in a strategic location while preventing unauthorized access. The set up is a little complicated - in particular setting up your passcode and registering more than two fingerprints is not as easy as it should be, requiring coordinating how many buttons you press at the same time and timing between actions. In short, it's a pain. Once the code and fingerprints are set, the safe works pretty well. The response time for the fingerprint is good enough (feels like a second) and it's nice to have notifications for tampering, when the vault is open, how much battery is left etc. All in all, I'd say it works as advertised. So why three stars? Value! This safe is too expensive for what it is. It doesn't look or feel premium, it's made in China (always a negative, in my opinion) and quite frankly you can basically buy a real safe made in America from Liberty Safes for less than the cost of two of those little safes. the value equation simply isn't there.

After a disappointing experience with the Sig Sauer Lima365, I decided to try the Sig Sauer ROMEO Zero Elite for my Sig Sauer P365 Spectre Comp. So far, I am happy with it. It was relatively inexpensive (versus products from brands like Leupold), easy to install, and easy to adjust. I really like the fact that I can still use my iron sights if the red dot battery dies. My only complaint so far is that the battery is not readily accessible. It is necessary to completely remove the red dot in order to replace the battery. Hopefully the Sig Sauer red dot has higher quality than the laser. I suppose I will find out.

I did a lot of research on what red dot I should install on my Sig Sauer P320 AXG Equinox and consistently saw high rates and positive reviews for the Leupold DeltaPoint PRO. Now that I got mine, I can see why - the DeltaPoint PRO was super easy to install and perfectly fit my P320. It is not needed to remove the red dot to replace the battery, and it was easy to zero the DeltaPoint PRO at the range. The glass is very high quality (extremely clear) and the shroud seems to be strong.

I love my SureFire Fury and I was looking for something slightly smaller for everyday carry (EDC). I ordered the SureFire Defender and could not be happier. The Defender has slightly less output (1,000 lumens) vs. the Fury (1,500 lumens), still 1,000 lumens is more than sufficient in 99.9% of the occasions and the Defender is slimmer and comes with a clip attached to the body, making it perfect for EDC. It is also very strong, just like the Fury, making it a perfect strike tool if needed.

I researched weapon lights quite extensively and simply put, SureFire has the highest reliability rating and is widely used by professionals. In addition, I can attest to their excellent customer service. I have a X300-B Weapon Light "Legion" made for the Sig Sauer "Legion" series in "Legion" grey. It recently stopped working, so I contacted SureFire. I had to pay to send the weapon light in but the repair was completed at no cost to me, and they returned it to me also at no cost to me. I decided to buy a light for my P320 Equinox and could not think of a better option. Just remember to switch rail wedge if you're installing it on a Sig Sauer or other pistol with Picatinny rail. I forgot to replace the universal wedge (for Glocks and similar) for the Picattiny wedge and almost returned the weapon light because I thought it was not fitting correctly. Once I figured it out, the X300-B fits my P320 perfectly.

The Aimpoint kill flash ARD was super easy to install... after I read the instructions on the packaging (LOL). It really prevents reflection. Without magnification, the honeycomb pattern does not impede visualization but it is clearly noticeable. However, when I flip the magnifier into position, the honeycomb pattern basically disappears, which is a very neat optical effect. As an added bonus, I have one more element protecting the lens of your red dot.

I installed the V Seven Titanium Ambi Selector on my DDM4V7 and I am very happy. Crisp and clear response whenever I put it back on the safe position. Just pay attention to which side you have the longer lever on. Mine came with it set up for 57 degrees, so I switched the levers to ensure i had 90 degrees setting. Very light, as advertised, looks great and feels great on the thumb. Worth the investment.

A friend recommended I looked at Aimpoint for my next Red Dot and wow! the Aimpoint PRO did not disappoint. The red dot was extremely easy to mount on the picatinny rail without any tools, and the controls, like the brightness setting for the red dot, are super easy to use. The housing and the knobs feel robust and high quality, and the optic is ultra clear and crisp. Simple, well made and effective. What else can I say?

I got the Aimpoint 3X-C Magnifier with the flip to side mount for my AR-15 and I am pretty happy with it. The unit is pretty compact, the windage and height knobs work well, the lens is clear and crisp and the flip to side mount makes it super flexible when paired with a red dot. The height is just about perfect for co-witnessing with the Magpul Mbus Pro LR iron sight. The flip to side mount requires a little getting used to, since you need to pull it back and then flip it to the side, but not a big deal. The only criticism is that this unit comes without any type of lens cover. Time will tell if that will become an issue.