CH from United States, VA Public Profile

This is an interesting neat product. It works for accessories that are not put under load/ pressure i.e. lights, maybe. When it is locked in place it feels sturdy, but the locking springs on this device will not support a bipod under while firing. It would also just pop off when actuating a Harris bipod. I recommend it w/ 3 stars because it is neat, but has limited use case and high price point.

All I bought was a headache. I have 2 LT folding adapters and they have functioned from day 1. The Sylvan Arms AR15 Gen 4 Folding Stock Adapter, at least the one I received unlocks under recoil. I checked my install against the Sylvan Arms instructions and video, removed and reinstalled on another lower receiver and had the same results. I am happy for everyone that has had good results from the product, however I cannot recommend this product.

Running this with aN 11.5 and the H2 weight in conjunction with a superlative AGB and SilCo MAAD brake. This setup runs like a top and with the brake there is ZERO recoil, not reduced recoil ZERO. The only reason it’s not 5 stars is because originally purchased with the intent to use with a suppressed 300 blackout & the C weight, however the spring was a bit too much for 220gr subs. Armaspec doesn’t advertise the spring to be adjustable like the sound mitigation buffer and I didn’t find that anybody had experimented with this so I just slapped it in the 11.5 and it works great.

I purchased because I wanted to try the SOB weight on a GA MK-2 lower receiver, for a 10.3" 5.56 upper. I wanted to see how it compared to the kynshot. I also needed an endplate and receiver extension, so this kit made sense. There is nothing special about the tube, spring, nut or plate. It would be nice if they had an offering for a blue spring, but they don't so, whatever.

The grip plug/ insert is good to go. The insert has great retention, but easy to remove. I have a couple and they retain my extra batteries for lights, lasers and optics securely. I have never had them come loose in the grip. Is it necessary? No. Is it nice to have? Yes. For the functionality and price, combined with the type 22 or 23 grip you're getting a better setup than with similar options.

The B5 Systems Type 23 P-Grip is a 13-degree angled grip. I have 6 type 23's and 1 type 22. The ergonomics of the type 23 seems to work/ feel better for me. The extended tang does alleviate my contact with my ambi-safety selectors. The texture is more aggressive, but it's not going to gnarl your hands up while shooting. If you shoot with gloves your grip purchase is locked in like Velcro (very secure). Is the B5 superior to other grips? I don't know, but I like it. I have seen where a couple of people have stated the grip was too long. It's not! Is this the only grip I will ever use? Doubt it, but for the price point (especially when on sale) it's worth a try. Shouldering the weapon feels way more comfortable than more traditional 25-degree angled grips (A2, MOE, etc...) IMO.

I bought this spring for a Colt LE6920 16“ carbine. The BBS right at 15lbs tension strength, so between a Sprinco BLUE & RED. If you’re like me and looking for a little upgrade and you don’t want to between 70 and $90 on a Geissele (again) This is a great choice. This spring comes with a spacer for all you A5 extension heroes out there. The only thing I noticed, which is not a drawback for me is that you don’t want to run a hydraulic buffer with this spring because it inhibit buffer function.

Great performance spring kit. I bought this for my wife's G19. She doesn't utilize it enough for me to dump a whole new trigger, but I can't stand the factory trigger and didn't want her to have to either. Ha! With the inclusion of a 3.5 ghost trigger bar, it is better, it's not a Timney trigger but it's also not an OEM Glock trigger anymore either!

I was looking for a good product that offered functionality without paying a premium for the name. At this price point this short throw safety selector provides a tight positive detent for fast deployment and good aesthetics. The levers are wide enough for positive identification and manipulation. The 45-degree angle and short throw lever prevents contact with my trigger finger while firing. I am also a believer in not buying s product that creates a problem and demand for additional upgrades to fix. I have seen where more expensive options (*cough* Radian) selectors tend to wear down the detent pin requiring the purchase of new pins to remedy the problem that did not previously exist. So far, I am pleased with this selector. I chose this model over the 45/90 option because I have a 45/90 and have never used the 90 and don't see a scenario where I would. The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is because nothing is perfect, and I can’t speak to the durability as of yet.

DO NOT BUY THIS! Mounted on a 16” 5.56. The left handle literally just fell off while firing at the range. Trust these reviews!!! This handle is garbage and the fact that SilencerCo markets it as a premium product is deceptive marketing and should be pulled. I don’t know if this pot metal toy would hold up on a pop gun.

If you want a handle offers a little gas blow back relief go with Geissele or Radian, leave this trash for rodents!