Craig Johnson from United States, MA Public Profile

I like these sights quite a bit. I have them in a few of my rifles. Nice dial adjustments for windage and distance. Also no tool needed to adjust front seight hight either. And in my opinion I really like the peep hole in the front sight gives a nice sight picture and also makes co-witness with a red dot or circle very cool and easy to sight.
Also, they do offer a good number of variations whether you want to change the peep sight size in the rear , or on the front post which they offer different size holes Including an original style front post without any hole

I use Triggertech triggers in most of my builds. I truly believe these are the best triggers on the market. They definitely aren't the cheapest triggers. However, the quality and easy adjustability are unmatched in my opinion. I have felt a lot of other really good triggers, but I just keep coming back to the adjustability ,clean break, and quality of these triggers. My biggest complaint would be that they don't have the best reset "click" feeling compared to some.

I purchased the large handle and though I have several other high quality CH's this wilson has become my favorite. I understand that CH's are more of a personal preference. I like this one because it's tough, lightweight, and it is slimmer than most that I've used which i like. It also gives me plenty of room to confidently charge from just one side of the handle if need be.

Let me start by saying that I did end up returning my charging handle.
At first glance this handle is a quality part, with a very clever mechanical design of operation. A little on the bulky side for me, but that is all personal preference.
While pulling from either the left or right side this handle functions very smoothly. Definately comparable and similar to other high end charging handles that I've used.
HOWEVER... If you choose to pull straight back on this charging handle by pulling both levers IT WILL HANG UP ON YOUR UPPER !!
The issue at hand is the fact that when you pull back on a charging handle you are essentially pulling against the resistance of your buffer spring. (I was using a standard mil spec spring). And with this handle. If you choose to pull both sides straight back it requires more pressure to release the handles catch from the upper than it takes to pull back on the buffer spring. Which does result in the charging handles catch hanging up on the notch of your upper.