GMS from United States, TX Public Profile

If you run a PCC in competition, this optic is what you want. I have been running PCCs with C-More, Trijicon MRO, and a Vortex UH-1 over the years. This optic trumps them all. The window is slightly larger than a C-More. I absolutely love the auto-shut down and "shake awake" feature. This really saves battery life. The dot can be adjusted to a better "day light bright" than any other optic I have run. It comes with a very solid Pic-Rail mount. Couldn't be happier.

I've been involved in competitive shooting for over 15 years. I'm on the range at least 3 weekends every month. I've used just about every in-the-ear and over-the-ear hearing protection available. These OTTO's were recommended to me by a friend. They are AMAZING. Range commands are clear. There is no wind noise. Shots a clipped to a very muted sound. They stay in your ear even with rigorous activity (I shoot 3 Gun) Biggest benefit: the charge lasts 12+ hours. I did one mod and added some "Comply Professional Noise Isolating Earphone Replacement Tips". You can get these on Amazon. They are more comfortable than the supplied tips. The charging case is great as it gives you charge level for each ear bud. The ONE thing I would change: offer them in a bright orange or yellow color. If they fall on the ground, they can be hard to find.

These are lite weight, they stay in place, they are comfortable & they last 12+ hours before needing a charge.

I did add aftermarket smart foam ear pieces by Comply (based on a recommendation from s friend).

One huge bonus: they have an “enhanced” mode where they amplify ambient sound. This is life changing for shooters who have some hearing loss.

Would love to see them sold in a bright color. (Easier to find if you drop one)

This trigger gives your WASR-10 a crisp 2.5# break. You do need the Hiperfire adjustable safety as the OEM safety will not engage this trigger.

The reset is very tactile. Installation took less than 15 minutes.

I shoot at least 15 monthly matches and 3 major matches a year. This optic is the BOMB for 3 Gun. I previously spent 4 years behind a Vortex Razor HD 1-6 (great glass, but didn't like the BDC or capped turrets), then 3 years behind a Nightforce NX8 1-8 (ultra light, great MRAD reticle, but tight eye box). The Credo is my dream scope: FFP, simple MRAD reticle, exposed locking turrets, AMAZING glass on a 34 mm tube with huge eye box. I've engaged targets out to 600 yards with my 556 Noveske and had no problem getting first shot hits with this optic. If you compete in 3 Gun, look no further.

If you are looking for a QUALITY 20+X optic that sells under $1000, this is your optic. It is Chinese made, but the glass is superior to all the Vortex, Bushnell, & Trijicon offerings (that sell under $1000). The JVCR reticle is another big plus on this optic. The only down sides: 30mm tube (would love to see 34mm) and the turret clicks should have a harder stop click. You do also see some rim distortion at high magnification. Of note, the turrets do track well. USO's warranty is excellent.

I have 2 Quarter Circle 10 PCCs. Over the years, I've run CMC, Elftmann, & AR Gold triggers in them. This trigger beats them all hands down. I have mine set for a crisp 2.1# break with a very positive reset for really fast double taps. Both of my PCCs now have Hiperfire PDIs in them. The "hammer collision bumper" will hopefully give this trigger longer life than the other brands I've run.

If you are competing in NRL22, NRL22X, or PRS Rimfire series, this chassis is one of the best on the market for the 10/22. It is precision machined and fits the 10/22 snuggly. The forend will free float up to a .920" barrel and has ample room to mount MLOK accessories and 3, 6, & 9 o'clock. I have an 8" Area 419 Arcalock rail on my 6 o'clock position. A great buttstock for this chassis is the XLR TR2 (fully adjustable). The MDT vertical rifle grips is a good match too. I have an EGW 20 MOA rail on my action.

This F-1 upper is designed for universal fit on any mil-spec lower. I've put it on a Spikes, Noveske, & Aero Precision lower with perfect fit. The only "mod" you my need is the bolt release. It will not fit a large paddle bolt release like the Seekins. The machining on this is perfect with no burrs or machine marks.

I own and regularly use Aimpoints, Trijicon MROs, & C-More optics for practical competition (mostly 3 gun, but some bay stage URL, & UML matches). I've had my eye on this optic since it came on the scene. The $600+ price scared me off. Now that it is on "clearance" at $300, I bought one. It is amazing. Huge field of view (20% better than the MRO). The dots are crisp with clean edges (and I do have mild astigmatism). The housing is robust. The mount is solid. Battery changes are a breeze. Controls are simple and easy to manipulate. At the current price point, this optic is a steal.