FIP from United States, MA Public Profile

I give this high praise as an IDEA and recommend it, but unfortunately the gizmo does not function on my particular combo of a BRN180 upper + Armalite lower. I suppose it would be rather difficult to 'list' all such problems but as long as OP has its reasonable return policy, I just filled out the RMA and will return it. I am sorry it did not fit.

Hesitated to invest in this due to the cost, but I suppose good tools are pricey and if you do not have such hex, torx, punches and other provided supplies it is a helpful acquisition. I decided to take a chance with this purchase; rather than return I will keep it but will not recommend. On the positive side it is nice to have all such tools in a compact and very portable case. In contrast I do think that for the price charged, supplying their more useful ratcheted T -wrench and variably -ranged torque drivers [rather than the fixed ones supplied] would have been far more reasonable to justify the cost.

After running the OEM ~ 6.4lb pull trigger on rifle for some time I wanted a crisper trigger. I had never done such a transplant before, but after watching a teaching video provided by Timney I will report nothing could be simpler! Finally, checking the result out on the range earlier this week, I was very happy with the result! Bottom line, fair price, easy install and totally happy with result !

Obtained case in very reasonable time, as usual, from Optics Planet. I wanted a case that did not advertise itself 'as a rifle case,' and this one fit the bill beautifully! The first day I showed up at the range with it, the gent at the next spot over asked me 'if I took requests!':-) While I already owned a perfectly serviceable soft-sided case, due to newly passed blue state 'hissey-fit -vs -SCOTUS' anti-gun laws, I was advised a 2-lockable hard shell case was advised to travel to range with. This case is perfect and I highly recommend it!

My only caution is that you will want to learn how to cut and paste together portions of the three guitar-shaped foam inserts that come with the case. For those as unfamiliar with such a process as I was, briefly, lay your rifle in the desired place in the case with two foam inserts below it and outline the rifle on the top piece with a marker. The idea is to have a 'cut-out' in the shape of your rifle such that top foam will surround and secure your rifle, as it rests on the lower foam. After realizing that my old box-cutter was not long enough, I learned that a much longer 18mm 'snap-off blade knife' worked well to cut through the foam rifle outline to the depth of the bottom piece of foam supplied. Savior customer support was helpful with a video that got me started, but could not recommend how to glue the desired sections of foam together. An old friend who is an expert upholsterer recommended '3M spray adhesive' to fuse together