David from United States, AZ Public Profile

This is nice, very basic plate carrier. IT works fine. But I really question the durability of this during extended periods. I just has a thin, weak structure. I won't buy another. I will go back to my Condor Sentry (which is the same price and a lot better).

I wanted and upgraded A2 Birdcage for my custom AR. This Muzzle device does come with a crush washer. Wilson Combat usually has really good products. This A2 birdcage muzzle device is really nice and works well. But it is no different than any other flash hider. And there is no Wilson Combat logo. Just a nice plain, jane flash hider. Also, it only took 3.5 months to arrive (on back order that whole time).

I love Norrona products. These are light weight and highly durable. They are cut very nice and support me when hiking, climbing or biking. They are not too heavy, but the material is very strong and will endure. Plus, they look awesome. I am 6'00 at 200 pounds and the XL fit me great (with just a little bit of space). I expect that size Large would be too small.

I have the AR15 version; it is fantastic and works brilliantly. For my AR10 build, I waffled to spend the money for this tool (for just 1 use). I regret doing so. When placing it on my Wilson Combat 308 barrel, it didn't fit. The teeth at the end had too large a circumference and it would only fit halfway in the breech. So, I think that I now have to file it down to decrease the circumference. I usually love Real-Avid products, but regret this one.

Aero makes great stuff and OP has really great prices. I've purchased several AR15 Aero handguard they all came with shims so I could align the barrel nut. But this one was shimless!! Arg!!! Now, I had to purchase shims to finish my build. It is like buy a car and then having to pay extra for the keys!!

These shorts are awesome. I have a previous version of the Falketind and these are upgraded. Specifically, the stitching, zippers and overall materials are better. I really like the adjustable, velcro waist because it can increase the size while I conceal carry and it stays tight and in place. Furthermore, they look fantastic. Finally, kudos to OP for carrying Norrona. They are very exclusive not widely carried in the US. They are pricey, but I like the exclusivity. Just note that they are sized for skinny Norwegians so pick one size up. I am Large in almost everything and the X-Large fit perfectly.

-I was building a higher end AR and wanted a premium trigger between $100-$200. I usually love Wilson Combat products, so I purchased the WCUFT-TR-TTU-M2. It is just average and I regret buying it. I regret spending so much money on an average trigger. Here are my thoughts:
a. Maybe I got a bad one, but one side of the hammer spring let was cut too short (the other side is fine). It is like a 0.5mm of material before it wouldn't even engage the support. The other side was cut properly.
b. The break isn't really as crisp as other, less expensive two-stage triggers.
c. Out of the box, there was a little grinding with the trigger pull before I applied a liberal amount of oil.
d. The gray color is more black than gray.
-I am really sad that my most expensive trigger is now going into my truck gun. It is my lowest quality AR.
-I have much better Nickel Boron Two-stage triggers that were half the price.
-I will just stick with WC for barrels and Sig P320 grips.