CHARLES GUNTHER from United States, NY Public Profile

Trijicon is best on the market for iron sights. These sights are perfect for your single-stack compact pistols, especially when you don’t have a weapon light mounting capabilities or just want to reduce bulk and weight on your EDC. I purchased for my wife’s Glock 43 and they compliment it perfectly. OEM Glock sights leave a lot to be desired. She is used to the “3 dot” style iron sights found on a shotgun or rifle so this made her feel more confident with shooting and being able to see the sights in low-light situations gives her even more.

These are my favorite tools in my gunsmithing collection. They’re warranty is unbeatable. I’ve found each punch has a specific use and it makes things pleasant to do when using them. It comes with a slip that indicates what punch is used for in case you aren’t an expert yet. They have a nice finish and there is even use of polymer for trigger pins so you don’t risk marring your receiver when installing them “flush”.

Super value with this Surefire light, has 1” body so it will fit all standard weapon light mounts. High quality polymer body with aluminum bezel. If you are fine with a push button end cap and not a pressure switch activation method, this is perfect for you. I mounted mine on an 7.62x39 AK and have had no issues with it holding up to the recoil. The only thing “negative” I can say is that the initial “click” on the light is a low power but this is actually useful indoors so you don’t blind yourself from the reflection off interior white walls.

I received this sight brand new from Optic Planet and was impressed with the overall quality and features right out of the box. I intended to mount it on an A2 carry handle (which I did), but I noticed it seemed the reticle was “canted”. I tried putting the picatinny mount back on it and set the base on a level surface but I observed the same thing. It’s been a great sight other than that though. I didn’t expect it to be made in China but even still, I can’t deny the fact that it’s a good value. Only wish the quality would have been better to catch the defect on mine.

I scored this thing on Black Friday for a smoking deal. Out of the box, it seems to be great quality. Mounted it to the A2 carry handle of my AR-15. The 3x zoom is perfect and the CQ reticle is nice and small. I can easily focus with both eyes open when aiming using this sight. The lense is very clear and having the sunshade is a nice feature. I love the fact that it has an etched redicle so you can aim without using battery power. They also put a window through the base of the sight so when mounted on the A2 carry handle, you can still use iron sights if needed. Like the title states, this thing is like a budget Trijicon ACOG! I watched a lot of reviews on this prior to buying it and read reviews online of people who have shot it so although i have not shot with it yet, I am confident it will hold up well and do it's job. Looking forward to hitting the range with this new setup!

I purchased this shim kit with my Precision Armament M11 muzzle and assembled it onto a SS 6.5 Creedmoor barrel from Aero Precision with no problems. They have each shim marked so that you know what is larger/smaller without having to use any tools to measure them individually.

As always, you can expext great value from anything Aero Precision. I paired this buffer kit with a Magpul PRS stock and everything mated up perfectly. I installed the buffer kit onto my M5E1 lower receiver from Aero Precision with no issues. Used a Magpul Armorer's wrench to assemble it.

I purchased this stock for my AR10 from Aero Precision that I assembled. I have to say, I was very impressed with the quality of it. The adjustments are very nice and even the pad on the stock itself is very high quality.

Do not waste your money on this setup. I usually love Magpul products and up until buying these, I had yet to find any issues with their quality. The adjustment dial completely locked up on me. And even after soaking it in Kroil, i could not free it up. Even prior to it locking up, I could barely move the dial even with a pair of pliers (which did in fact mar up the finish). Very frustrated as they are relatively expensive. You can't even get it to move enough to zero it in.