Danny from United States, AZ Public Profile

This is a pretty wild barrel with the short overall length and long gas system. I paired mine with an Aero Precision adjustable gas block, and with about 5 minutes tuning on the range found a reliable gas setting for shooting unsuppressed. My AR pistol shoots great, and I imagine it'll shoot even better suppressed.

Super helpful to keep the rifle level while shooting. The way I have my rifle set up, the level is visible out of my non-dominant eye, without moving my head at all, which is ideal to minimize extra motion for precision shooting.

Fits great on slim m lok handguards. I dig the reverse grip angle on my guns. Bought two, no complaints.

Only a couple small nitpicks, the strap and clasp that hold the barrel in place don't tighten down very well, leading to the rifle becoming canted or angled. Would have preferred a different closure method for the pouch inside, the velcro is noisy. Otherwise the materials are durable and the hardware seems sturdy, should hold up to use well.

While it's technically "functional" this is definitely a cheap tool. Unfinished sharp edges, poor tolerances, cheap paint or coating. Go spend a little more for something nicer. No matter how careful I was installing a new castle nut with this tool, it shredded the threads on a buffer tube and destroyed a castle nut during removal, and then marred the threads of the replacement buffer tube I bought.

Had everything in a vice with a lower reciever vice block. Don't waste your money, and don't mess up your new parts.

If you don't care how it looks when you're done, and it just has to "work" go for it, it'll make things tight and loose.

Fits my glock 48 like a glove, streamlight included. Clicks into place when fully holstered. Tension easy to adjust.

Frankly, I don't know how this thing made it through quality control. I placed it in the chamber carefully, slowly closed the bolt to seat the shoulder against the chamber. The thing made a bizarre fuzzy, fringe pattern on the wall, clearly bouncing off of the inside of the barrel.

To double-check alignment I placed the tail end of the boresight on as flat a surface as I could find. I ended up using a mac laptop for this. If you slowly twist the sight between your fingers with it pointed straight up (careful with the laser obviously) the laser dot should only rotate in place. If it traces out a circle path, it is misaligned. Mine traced out a circle of almost an inch and a half from my counter height to the ceiling.

It's a cheap product, but if you used this to align your sights even at 25 yards there's a good chance you'd be off paper when firing live ammo. Thats unnaceptable.

Maybe I got a lemon, but buy with caution, YMMV

Bought this prism scope as an alternative to a red dot. I have astigmatism and it makes red dots super hard to use as they obscure the target and bloom a lot.

The glass is super clear, and the reticle is etched into the glass so you have a reticle even without a battery.

It's definitely daylight bright, and plenty bright to counter the Arizona sun, even on washed out backgrounds.

The sight comes with a ton of adapters so you can set it up at the right height for you.