Chris McDonald from United States, WI Public Profile

They function alright; they didn’t fail. Tougher spring, not nearly as smooth, and no round by round visibility. Good range mags, but for business we’ll be sticking with traditional Glock mags; these don’t compare. The price is right for range mags.

There are a lot of reviews stating it holds zero. I’ve discovered many call torso grouping good enough the call it “zeroed.” That doesn’t work for me. Every 25 rounds it had to be readjusted back to zero. I ran 75 rounds straight and it stayed in a 6” group. So, does it hold a genuine zero? No. Will it keep you on a torso? Sure. I can’t be too disappointed at this price point; it was fun, but I returned it.

Fits great, but the “win” is the tight fit of a milspec stock. No wobble or jiggle of any type. This is two fold as the stock has to be of good quality too, but both entities have to be good quality for tight and smooth fit.

It does an excellent job cleaning carbon off and leaving a lubricating film; it’s essential a “2 in one” process while cleaning.

I went through a dozen brands of ammo to find the quietest and most accurate ammo for my suppressed 8” PCC. This is it. It’s the only ammo that I could stack rounds in the same hole at 25 yards. The elite defense and performance would also stack in the same hole, but they were louder. Every other brand, included the well known bigger brands, barely held 1.5” - 2” groups in 5 round sets. That’s good enough for some, but it wasn’t for me. Some mentioned a lack of expansion with this round. It’s negligible. The “bloom” is a hair smaller that the defense and performance rounds, but it is still nice expansion. I tested shooting through two gallon jugs of water, 2 porterhouse steaks, and a pine log back drop. This round was still 1.75” deep in the log. That’s plenty powerful for defense. Recoil reduction is beautiful as well. And did I mention it’s quiet while suppressed? My air trim nailer is much louder; the impact on the squirrel I took today was the loudest part of the shot. It also removed the majority of the squirrel’s back. It was nearly two squirrels.

It's not cheap. However, optics/glass in any platform, e.g., scopes, cameras, glasses, etc., definitely falls within the reality of "you get what you pay for."

Although my experience is with the TA31, this is no different other than a greater and welcomed eye relief. Top-notch quality and crystal clear glass, as you would expect at this price point. DO NOT buy a lens sock; there is one included. The description does not mention a lens sock, so I bought one and now have an extra one. No big deal; an extra sock will come in handy one day. It is longer and heavier than the TA31, but not to a remarkable extent.

The description and photos are accurate; the QD attachment works great. Not bad for a budget sling; I like it.

It functions as expected and has a very solid fit; it’s very sturdy.

Great tube, it fits as you expect and has the notch for the buffer retention pin.

Great tube, it fits as you expect and has the notch for the buffer retention pin.