Frank from United States, MI Public Profile

I only took off a star because I think they could have been more obnoxious about this not working in an AR-15. Entirely my fault for attending the school for kids who can't read good. Bought in haste after seeing not many other rifle length AR gas tube options. Read the first few words and not the whole description. Wilson Combat makes good stuff.

I found the "high" model to be quite heavy. 7.2 oz. Going to try for a lighter set on the build.

Stock is lightweight, minimalistic, and a good length. The A2 screw included is not long enough to even catch a single thread in an A2 buttstock tube. You need to buy a longer (1.75" length screw; standard (included length) is 1.46"). Monster Bolts has some: "1/4"-28 Flat Head Socket Cap screws, Alloy Steel with Black Oxide, Fine Thread - 1/4-28 x 1-3/4" (PT) / 10"

Lightweight and easy to use. Wish it were a bit less expensive, but happy with it so far. The adjustor dials are exposed; I had not noticed this before purchasing and do not know why they wouldn't cover them up.

Lightweight and good length. Will be purchasing more in the future. Makes a 20" barrel feel light and short.

Great size and shape. I usually silicon carbide all of them. An absolute must have.

Feels quality. No crappy reset like some of the similarly priced PSA triggers have. Nice pull weight. Have purchased multiple and will continue to install.

Good length. Very lightweight. Good feel. Have purchased a few. Will continue buying.

Good tactile feedback without being too sticky. A nice design. Will be buying again.

I purchased a set two years ago for a S&W M&P M2.0 that work great. Purchased a set last week for the Glock 48 and it did not fit the front sight post (did not attempt to fit the rear). When the oval is in the front sight post cutout, it allows for around 10 degrees of rotation--way too loose for this model, and the front sight seems unnecessarily elongated. Adding to the error, the hole for the screw is not in the same place as the factory sight (it is farther aft in the oval), meaning you can't use a hex wrench to tighten it because it doesn't have clearance on all sides of the larger hole milled into the inboard side of the Glock slide). So, to make this work, you would need to use lots of loctite (hoping it doesn't come undone when you need it to work) and a set of tweezers to tighten the hex screw, never mind ever trying to remove it. What an unfortunate miss by Trijicon on the 600845 and 6000846 models. Rating a 2/5 instead of 1/5 because their other models are great. Now I will have to settle for what I consider a lesser manufacturer instead of Trijicon.