Donny from United States, GA Public Profile

These are really good bullets, and they expand just like the pictures, and reliably. The prices tend to be a lot less expensive than some of the more hyped bullets out there. You can't go wrong with any of the X-DEF ammo, IMO. I use them in 9mm and .38 for my suppressed carbine/lever guns. They are a legit silent hunting option, assuming you put in the work to make a good shot. I have no doubt they'd do quite well for personal defense as well.

I put these on all of my rifles with M-lok fore ends. It gives you the option of picatinny for bipod/accessory mounting, a sling mount, and an Arca mount for tripods. The Arca is better than most, because the edges are rounded, so it won't dig into your hand when using the rifle. It's just a super useful accessory for your gun, that doesn't get in the way and is very well built.

This is a real hidden gem of an optic. The clarity is top level, and on par with very high end glass. The field of view is huge, but there's a enough zoom/clarity to hunt deer or ring steel at 200+ yards. Low light performance is good, and the well designed reticle(MIL version) gives you 30 MIL of hold over. Great option for those of us that don't want to be fidgeting around with our scopes, and just want to shoot. The illumination is also quite good, and daylight bright. I think the real key that people need to understand is this: This is a prism scope WITH parallax adjustment. You just don't get that with most prism scopes, and its a major reason for the clarity. It is worth every penny!

This is a really solid stock for the money. It will completely change the feel of any gun with a cheap polymer stock, and will be quite a bit more rigid. It won't be as rigid as a full on chassis system, but it won't cost nearly as much either. It keeps the barrel completely floated with no chance of touching the stock. The ergonomics are so much better than your traditional stocks. The m-lok slots make adding pic rails or arca plates a breeze, so customizing it to your needs is quite easy. 450 Bushmaster users be warned, no one technically makes an AICS magazine for that round(which this stock requires), so be prepared to try different .308/short action AICS magazines to find one that works. I ended up using a Christensen magazine, and had to do some minor filing on the front of the magazine to prevent the case from catching. Other than that minor change, works great on my Ruger American Ranch in 450BM.