Commander Iceman from United States, MI Public Profile

While I haven't taken this setup to the range per se, I like what I see in terms of how clearly I can see an object at a distance. Using my range finder, I was able to easily see targets out to 315 yards using the 3X magnifier. The red dot sight is decent, in that it has three different sight pictures (dot, circle, dot+circle) and one can easily transition from one site picture to one of their choice.I believe it has eight different levels of brightness so as to accommodate daytime, night, or indoor usage. The swivel on the magnifier is tight and robust enough where it won't accidentally swing out of position unless deliberately pushed upon. I also like the hardcase it comes in and the rubber lense caps for the magnifier. True enough, this setup adds a bit of weight to one's rifle but the trade-off is definitely worth it because of the versatility you gain being able to engage targets up close or at a distance

I love the olive drab color, it goes well with my already green rifle. I also like that it came with two robust feeling quick detach sling mounts. In addition they give you plenty of sling to work with so as to accommodate most body types. The fabric seems strong enough to lift a small vehicle.

Easy to install or swap out and the butt-plate curve fits very comfortably in my shoulder. A definite must have for Tavor 7 owners.

My initial one that I purchased in 2010 lasted 15 years. The backing (where the gun belt passes through) was made of all leather, two individual pieces of thin leather, they finally gave out, one side tore/ripped. This new one that I just purchased, is just like the old one on the front side except it now has a plastic backing plate where the gun belt passess through. I'm dubious regarding the plastic because I fear in sub zero cold weather it is more susceptible to break under stress. They should've just stuck with the old format and used slightly thicker leather given the weightof two 15 round magazines of 45ACP. I like that they provide a tension screw and use that hard synthetic material for holding the actual magazines. Not once had my heavy magazines ever accidentally fallen out. My only lament regarding that material is that once it gets scratched up (which is VERY easy) the elegant faux black basket weave print is gone forever, whereas actual real stamped leather pattern could be restored with some dye and a gloss finishing.