djroo from United States, CA Public Profile

This sling attachment is great for those who have rifles with full length rails and still want to be able to use a two point sling. This attachment is mounted onto the front of the rail, near the muzzle end. If your rifle has a quad rail, it can be mounted on either left or right side in addition to the top or bottom rails. This feature is great for left handed shooters since the sling can be mounted on the right side of the rifle. It is constructed of metal and being a Magpul product, there is little worry of durability.

These magazine clamps are made of metal and so are very sturdy. They are made to hold two AR-15 magazines together. But they can also fit S&W M&P 15-22 25 round magazines perfectly. This clamp uses a screw to tighten down a plate to secure the magazines. While this method will keep the magazines very secure, it is important to not over tighten the screw otherwise you may have feeding issues.

I have several pairs of earmuffs from 3M and Howard Leight. While all of them are in the approximately 30db reduction range, 3M muffs definitely offer more sound reduction. That is due to the type of foam they use in the sealing rings. The 3Ms use a softer type of foam pad, which seal around the ears and eye protection better thereby providing more hearing protection while increasing comfort. The ear cups are also sufficiently deep so that you can use earplugs inside that stick out a bit and won't interfere with the ear muffs.

Like most other earmuffs, the headband adjustment is only held by friction. So after a while, the ear cups may sag a bit requiring some readjustment. These earmuffs also aren't the lightest.

These snap caps are made of aluminum instead of plastic, unlike some other brand, which should make them more durable. The primer is made of a rubbery-silicone like material which, unlike the brass ones, doesn't chip off.

This rifle case is very sturdy and the quality of the materials and workmanship is excellent. The zippers are larger than typical rifle cases and appear to be more heavy duty. There are plenty of pockets and compartments for various gear.

I can fit two rifles in the main compartment and a disassembled ar-15 in the front large compartment. A pistol can also be stored in the front small compartment, too. That is four guns it a single case! This many guns in their separate cases would be unwieldy to carry. The backpack straps are a nice option to have. However, the straps aren't very comfortable and the cushions tend to shift down after a while. Additionally, the bottom of the case can sometimes interfere with walking by hitting the back of the legs. It is a good thing that this case can be carried in the traditional, horizontal manner with one hand. But the case can get very heavy fast carrying it in this way depending on how full you load it.

Overall, I'd say this case is well worth the money.