Eric Bergfield from United States, TX Public Profile

This is my second LPVO, my first was a 2-12x44, which I really like, but it's sort of large, & has some weight to it. Thus, I decided to start looking for a smaller, lighter LPVO.

I actually came across this Integrix scope on Polenar Tactical's YouTube channel. They did a factory tour of how Integrix make their scopes, & I was so impressed, I instantly bought right after the video!

With that said, I like the scope, it has a nice 1x magnification, & the image is clear. The illumination on the reticle is either red or green, which is an interesting touch. It's "mostly" daylight bright, so it's functional enough IMO. I'm glad I bought it!

This is exactly what I was looking for my 509T's! I actually have three of the optics, of which one of them is on a ADM-mount. ...I realized I like the mount so much, that I'm gonna get a second one, for my third 509T. I'm personally looking to be as "done as possible" with locking an optic onto 1 firearm. Yes, the optic will need to be re-centered, but that's a given. I prefer to be "tool-less" going further, & these QD mounts do the job!

Easily recommended! Build quality, is great too.

Very simple, yet well machined piece of material. I love this little QD attachment, it mounts on my 1913-pic rail very firmly, & has never come loose, even after ~800 9mm rounds fired. "This is the QD Sling Swivel you've been looking for!"

If you're looking at this mount, then you're in the right place with respect to a lot of things. Mainly, that this mount allows you to buy different sized "rings" down the road, if you ever get a scope that has a larger/smaller tube diameter. I'm using a 34mm tube, & by selecting this mount, I've future-proofed myself by allowing the option to save a lot of money in the future by keeping the base & just getting different rings if I ever sell my current scope.

The mount is very lightweight, & I'm really happy with the build quality, as there are no machining marks anywhere on it. It comes packaged with some kind of red Vibratite/Loktite for the screws, but I didn't need it on my 5.56 Springfield Hellion (VHS-2). The mount has a LOT of grip on the rail, both in adjustable torque (the levers) & with respect to surface area gripping the 1913 Pic rail.

I bought the "Standard Lever" mount, but if I were to do it again, I'd go for the "Tactical Lever" mount. ...I overthought my purchase, & wanted to shave off all the weight possible, so I didn't opt for the Tac-Levers, but in retrospect they'd make it noticeably easier to grip & thusly remove the mount. I don't even have my levers overly snug to the rail, so they're pretty easy to flip open & remove the mount; but it's not as fast/easy compared to the larger & easier to access Tac-Levers.

The quick detach feature immediately paid off, because when I went to put my Hellion in my range bag with the optic on it - it turned out

This ammo is pretty typical with respect to its power level. A 180g bullet traveling at 1,150fps is considered rather low-powered with respect to 10mm. Back when the cartridge was first released in the early 1980's the FBI had considerably more powerful ammo, which was on par with .357 ammo. But that stronger ammo has a lot more recoil. This 180g bullet should be traveling 100fps faster, but it's still fine.

Anyways, the ammo fed & shot well. So it's recommended!

I bought 4 boxes of this ammo, for my brand new CMMG Banshee 300 (MkGs) 9mm. & out of every 33rnd Glock mag, I had at LEAST 4 failures to feed. ...& after manually loading my 4 mags of 33rnds, my fingers where covered in some black powder, totally dirty, not smooth at all, not recommended, DON'T even bother with this stuff. Purchase any BRASS-cased ammo over this steel-trash ammo ALWAYS! I only bought 4 boxes of this because there was nothing else, other than some top-tier nickle-plated hollow points; & I was just wanting to go to the range, not shoot a bunch of zombies. NEVER AGAIN!

Bought this specifically for the rotating illumination adjustment knob, as I didn't want the rubber buttons that will eventually wear out over time. ...The knob functions well, it isn't "too easy" to rotate, which means accidentally knocking it won't change settings. My only gripe about this optic, is that the knob also houses the battery, which is fine design wise - but what's not fine is that the edge of that battery cover is kinda sharp IMO. So if you don't grip the knob directly, and grasp the battery cover too, it can be very uncomfortable on your finger. It takes some practice to grab it correctly, I just wish that edge was a bit more "dull" & "rounded," because my dainty-fingers use a keyboard & mouse all day, not putting up brick & mortar. Otherwise it's a great optic!

I bought this for my KelTec CP33, which is kind of funny since the pistol was $575, & this T-2 mount is $150, but whatever, I needed a tall mount, & it's fantastic. It's so good, I bought a second one for a future firearm purchase. It's really lightweight, & I'm super glad I didn't cheap out & get some second rate mount. ...Sure it's kinda pricey, but if you're into firearms you kinda have to know that already. So "buy once, cry once" is really what you should do with basically every attachment to your firearm. Because who likes having a drawer full of trashy parts that you bought because you wanted to save some cash. Bottom line: this mount is flawless.

This is my first Red Dot sight, so maybe the dots are always kinda messy, but mine has a good looking middle dot, with two "satellite" dots next to it. ...One much smaller dot is at the 3 O'clock position, & another even smaller dot is at the 5 O'clock position. It's really pretty ugly, & I'm certain I got a less-than-perfect Holosun HS403B, which sucks because I was really excited to finally try one out after playing Call of Duty since 2007. I'm not gonna bother returning it, as I can deal with it, it's just kinda a bummer - live & learn, plus I'm just dipping my toes into red dots, so now I'll at least get to experience one & learn from it!

I've never used CLP before, but wanted to be lazy and give it a go with these wipes... And I gotta say, I like them. Just open a little package, take out the wipe, rub off your rail, then wrap it around a bore stick and clean out that barrel - and you're as good as new. Then just toss the wipe away, no clean up: great for us lazy people ;)