Microwaved Tilapia from United States, OR Public Profile

This headlamp failed after 2 months of normal use. Fenix will not cover shipping, and charges a restock fee for returns. Do not buy this brand. Besides the failure, the controls are very poorly programmed; You can tell that this headlamp was not used or tested by the engineers that designed it.

I wouldn’t consider Wilson Combat Ultima-Lube 2 “grease” due to how runny it is. The consistency of this product is similar to Elmers Glue. I’ve found it to be a good middle ground between oil and traditional grease. It functions different than oil because it has the same “stickiness” that grease does. However, due to its low viscosity it can move between parts and into hard to reach places like oil can. I use this product inside DPM Recoil Reduction Systems, and shotgun buffer tubes in a salty climate between 40°F - 70°F. I think this is a unique product with unique applications, and I will be buying more in the future.

This dump pouch is designed for arctic climates specifically, but can be used anywhere. I’m satisfied with the craftsmanship quality, and materials are cordura which is very durable, resistant to tears and staining; keep this in mind if you paint your gear. The bag itself is rigid enough to always hold its shape. The walls of the bag are very thick. The bag’s elastic mouth is adjustable and helps prevent magazines from falling out while running. The pouch has two drain hole grommets at the bottom which have small holes punched in them. These holes allow for adequate water drainage while still being able to retain objects as small as birdshot. The pouch on the outside is fastened with velcro which is a poor choice considering noise discipline. D ring attached to said pouch is made of metal. Even with all of these features the dump pouch remains very lightweight. I would buy this again.

You MUST be confident and familiar with the fundamentals of shooting to appreciate/get the most out of this product. I installed this in a P99AS Final Edition.

This product won’t make you a good shooter or completely eliminate the weapon’s recoil, but it will make your weapon much more “snappy” allowing for quicker follow-up shots. Because of this it’s a good modification for the confident/experienced shooter, but not so much for a beginner expecting their recoil to be eliminated or noticeably reduced.

It’s also difficult to install when reassembling the weapon especially compared to the OEM spring. For this reason I would NOT recommend this product for an elderly shooter or someone with hand strength/dexterity issues.

I got these sights for nearly half off ($94), but even that price is too high for this poorly engineered/manufactured sight.

This is my third set of Trijicon night sights, and they’re unquestionably the worst. Like the other reviewer mentioned, the rear sight has a lot of play allowing it to wobble forwards and backward in the dovetail. While I don’t think this will affect my accuracy it lends credence to other unseen defects being overlooked in the engineering/manufacturing process. The rear sight notch is also very wide compared to OEM P99 sights and other Trijicon night sights. Because of this, much more practice and training will be required to ensure accurate shot placement.

The sights themselves are also very VERY dim; about 15-20% dimmer than my ~10 year old TruDot night sights.

Overall, my confidence in Trijicon has been diminished, and I will be less likely to purchase a product from Trijicon in the future because of these sights.

This is the standard make and model for handgun lights. Works great as expected. Comes with parts to fit on Glock or standard picatinny rails.

No tools required to mount and no play when installed properly. All metal parts and numbered rails.

I live in Bozeman, Montana where the famous Mystery Ranch bags everyone knows came from. This bag was not made in Montana, but in Vietnam with the same budget materials and craftsmanship quality you’d find on a discounted school bag at Walmart (which are probably made in the same factory as these bags). I purchased a backpack in Romania at a PX on base for $15, and it is on par with this bag; same materials, plastic buckles, and cheap straps that this Mystery Ranch bag has. Nothing about this bag lives up to the Mystery Ranch name besides the price tag. Save yourself $100+ and get an identical bag at a department store.

This is a simple scope that performs extremely well for its price. This is definitely the go-to option for a budget optic.