George from United States, MD Public Profile

Don't believe the hype.
Yes the window is big. The glass is clear. That's where all compliments end.
The dot ain't even close to daylight bright, period. The unit is so lightweight that it feels fragile. And, guess what? It is... I had a single 12:00 ejection and bounced a piece of brass off the window. It's toast.
I called Viridian and they immediately sent me info to return the unit. Excellent. I asked if I could trade this in and pay the difference for the RX45 (enclosed optic. Hopefully much more durable) and they shut that down immediately.
Whateves... When I get this back, it's going on marketplace

I had a KE Arms DP Pro direct mount, for Mossberg 500 series guns, laying around after having one bad experience after another with the DP Pro. Mine was junk. I have no idea why it's popular. So, I was looking for something with a DP Pro footprint to not waste the mount. I wasn't looking at Holosun, that's for sure. I also have a 510c. Again, junk. Tough? Sure. But,... Blooming. Artifacts in the glass. The entire emitter mechanism paints itself on the glass in bright sunlight. Again, why is this so popular? Simply by happenstance, I was looking at a Holosun EPS in the store and was thoroughly impressed. I love reflex sights, but have an astigmatism. For some reason enclosed emitters really don't bother my eyes. Maybe it's the second pane of glass? Who knows? Regardless, I decided to take a chance on the 320 SCS and I'm really, really glad I did. It's snug on the gun. My eyes love it. It's just excellent. I was nervous about the brightness auto adjustment, but nope. No problems. It's far from perfect, but it's 100% good enough. Also, tjere is some warping of the dot when pushed to the edges of the optic. Contrary to popular belief (and many,many marketing campaigns) reflex sights do have parallax. So, I don't see the warping as an issue as I always try to push the dot to the center of the optic anyway. So that's my long-winded way of saying the 320 SCS is dope. Buy it!

The second I read "red loctite" on the instructions my hopes were dashed. I'm not putting red loctite on a gun. Period. And, apparently, this needs it. It constantly works loose destroying the accuracy. The comp pulls the barrel out of line just enough to where a I can no longer run any flat, or hollow, defensive ammo. The gun has been comped since the day I built the upper. I have tried multiple comps just for fun. I never seen every possible issue with a single comp until now. This gun likes some ammo better than others for accuracy, but reliability has never been a problem. With this comp it constantly chokes. Will it work for you? Maybe?
For me? Nope.
The red loctite thing is just too much. I can not recommend this comp to anyone.

I got one of these with my Coyote Reaper XXL light. Amazing light BTW. At first I thought "What is this mess? What a weird adjustment method..."
Then I took it out in the field and learned how to use it. Now, it's hands down my favorite illuminator mount! Love it...
So, why only 4 stars, you ask? Because you need an alan key to attach and remove it. It's only $40. Make it $41 and put a thumb screw on it. Make it $45. Whatever. I seriously doubt "most people" take the set it and forget it approach to mounting their IR illuminators. I'm not trying to spend another $200 for every hunting rifle in my safe. Also... Also, I only have so much room in the safe and this thing ain't small. Rant complete.
Complaints aside, this is an excellent concept and truly outperforms any adjustable illuminator mount I have used, period.

Aweful lot of slop for a so-called "precision" stock.
There's an adjustment screw in the forward portion of the stock that's supposed to allow you to adjust between commercial and mil spec sticks. It's either so lose the entire stock flops around, or it's too tight to adjust without considerable effort. And, it doesn't matter how exact you adjust the front adjustment scree. The stock still flops around on the back of the buffer tube. Heavy. Sloppy. Poor, poor, poor execution. Absolute fail. I just hope Devor lets me return it.

Like many of you. I own hunting rifles. Tactical rifles. And air guns. And you know what? Not one of them has a V shaped stock or handgard. I bought this because it was inexpensive and just makes sense. I'm extremely pleased with my purchase. It totally transformed my tripod and, for the price, it's surprisingly sturdy. If you're considering one of these, then just but it.

I have one on my Tikka T3 that sits in an MDT LSS chassis and one on my Shockwave. I get that hand sizes and grip angles are different for everyone, so I'm not saying this grip is perfect. But, for me, it is perfect. My hand loves this grip and so does my wrist. Like I stated earlier, I have one on a custom precision rifle and one on a short fighting shotgun. It's equally excellent on both. Oh, and the grip texture.... Man!
Drom now on, anything I own that takes AR grips will have one of these.

Got one of these just because I saw one on a rifle and just loved the way it looked. So, when I got my .270 Winchester re-barrelled I dressed up the gun with one of these. The behavior of this break is really strange. Yes, it really does an excellent job of eliminating the snappyness (is that a word?) Of the recoil. But, it certainly doesn't eliminate it. In fact, the gun still pushes back, but the recoil seems to happen in slow motion. That part I love. What I don't love is how the muzzle rises. The muzzle, again in slow motion, jumps straight up in the air. It's almost like someone lifts the barrel when it fires. I took the JP eliminator off and stuck a BCM mod2 gunfighter comp on the gun. I had the BCM laying around and I needed a thread protector. To my suprise the gunfighter actually does a much better job of controlling the muzzle. Weird? I don't know, but that's just my experience.

The sling adapter is easy to install and locks up solid. The downside, for me, is that the QD cup does not have any sort of anti rotation groves. I tried to use it for a year, really wanting to like it. But, every time I try to sling or remove the weapon, the sling twists and I have to stop and straighten it out. Mounted it on a SHTF weapon and It's simply not going to work.

Really like this little guy when It's working. The glass is pretty clear, I love the features, and (at least within 400 yards) it's really accurate.
My only complaint is that the machine often locks on the startup screen and won't lase. It's no big deal at the range. But, it's a nuance and, as it stands right now, I don't trust it to work on a hunt.
Bummer.
That said, I still think that if you get it on sale then It's a good deal.