Dutch from United States, NC Public Profile

Is it the best thermal, No. Don't expect an Apache gunsight FLIR, you will have to adjust the settings to get the best picture for the environment. However, what is this good for? This is perfect for scanning your environment for targets. If you scan with a scope thermal, you are bound to miss a bigfoot standing 20 yards from you walking by in a clown outfit. With this, you have something small, "cheap for thermals" and easy to use to scan the environment. Once you find a target, then you can switch to your main optic.

This is your true combat handgrip. What do I mean by this? You can smash this handgrip into anything and it's not gonna break. This baby is solid, and still light weight. I like how you can choose the length of the grip as well by unscrewing the bottom third.

This is your true combat handgrip. What do I mean by this? You can smash this handgrip into anything and it's not gonna break. This baby is solid, and still light weight. I like how you can choose the length of the grip as well by unscrewing the bottom third.

Great for plinking. Cheap and reliable. Yes they run dirty but what can you expect with such a large quantity of cheap rounds. I shoot these in my .22lr semiauto pistol and have zero issues.

This texture feels as if you are gripping a rough sandpaper. So therefor if you have sweaty hands or a wet pistol, you will not fumble around while manipulating your weapon. FYI you will need a heat gun or hair dryer to apply it.

I used these in the military for 10 years and now use them on my civilian rifles. These Warcomps are workhorses. Surefire Suppressor adaptable. You can direct your muzzle rise via how you position the port holes, so by careful of how you install it.

I'm used to running an EoTech with a tripler while I served in the military for 10 years. Upon getting out, I ran an LPVO on my AR platform. I liked the thought of not having to run out of batteries in a worse case scenario, however, an LPVO still requires a scope mount and is still relatively fragile. I don't think you will see anyone willing to drop their LPVO without feeling their heart break. So, ultimately I was still searching for the ultimate, do everything optic while maintaining the end of the world durability scenario. I decided to try this guy out. First time ever using an ACOG, especially this 3.5x35 version. And all I can say is wow! It is extremely light weight compared to my LPVO set up! It is tough as nails, probably the toughest optic you can get besides iron sights. And it takes ZERO batteries! The eye relief is absolutely doable. It's not an LPVO or a red dot, but I can still go from low-ready/ high ready and get a round off in a second. And I can engage targets instantly couple hundred meters away. Fast, Durable, Light weight. I'll use this for the rest of my life.