E man from United States, MA Public Profile

The cheapest quality stock I've ever handled. I've had airsoft gear with better build quality than this.

Amazing trigger for the price, good Geissele alternative. I own a Geissele Automatics G2S Two Stage AR-15 Trigger, and in my opinion is the most comparative trigger to the MBT-2S. The G2S has a smoother pull, but I feel the MBT-2S has more of a reset force. Both have very similar 2 stage weights. I'm very happy, can't go wrong with this guy.

Amazing trigger for the price, good Geissele alternative. I own a Geissele Automatics G2S Two Stage AR-15 Trigger, and in my opinion is the most comparative trigger to the MBT-2S. The G2S has a smoother pull, but I feel the MBT-2S has more of a reset force. Both have very similar 2 stage weights. I'm very happy, can't go wrong with this guy.

Simple mil-spec safety. Nothing fancy, but works well. Finish is decent.

Works great, takes away the guess when it comes to torquing nuts and bolts on parts that would be an expensive fix if threads were stripped. Great for gas blocks, AR15 grip screws, optics, etc.

I prefer dimpled barrels on all of my builds. Used on an un-dimpled Ballistic Advantage barrel and worked flawlessly. Extremely simple and effective tool.

Makes charging very comfortable, super easy on the fingers. Feels super solid, has larger then usual roll pins, handles are very thick on top if wide. I'd definitely go with my Vltor or BCM Gunfighter over this, but I also find this much more comfortable then my Breek Arms Warhammer Mod2, which is still a good handle.

After having the Radian Weapons Talon Ambidextrous 45/90 Safety Selector on an AR, I'm set on having ambi safety's on all my AR's. I came across this Strike Industries Ambi selector and gave it a shot as the price didn't seem bad, YouTube reviews seemed ok. When I received, I instantly noticed how tough it was, by design and I don't mind. I'm not a fan of the fact each of the two levers are held on by Allen screws that can wear over time and even strip....no biggie I always use lock tight and torque appropriately. When it came to the actual function, it was very hard to actuate from fire to safety and I couldn't for the life of me get it to comfortably actuate at the 60 option and settled for the 90 setting after breaking it in. After some use, it is now a very smooth actuating safety selector. It works best with a used or dulled safety detent, I've seen some folk sand the top of the detent for a smoother action. It works well enough that I'll keep on the AR I installed it on, but I would never buy another one and if I could go back, I'd save my pennies and get the Radian again, and that's what I did on the AR I last built. The Radian Weapons Talon Ambidextrous 45/90 Safety Selector costs more, but it's absolutely worth the extra cost. It installs with no Allen screws, and the machined grooves make actuating smooth as butter on the 45 or 90 setting. Due to the fact both levers install with a detent springs, you could remove and reinstall as much as you want with no af

Absolutely love it. Great quality, the best upper you can get in the price range. Perfect when you want a 14.5" barrel and don't want to SBR it.