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Bought 1, went back and bought more.
Written on Nov 06, 2020
I bought one to try on a higher-end lightweight gun build. I was highly impressed and have bought 2 more for my other rifles. The buffer stays tight without the need to stake the castle nut, and the tube itself, is designed to capture the buffer catch detent, no matter the clocking.
Best Buffer Tube You Can Buy
Written on Jan 04, 2020
I bought this for a lightweight build, since it is the only fluted buffer tube I could find. It fits and works just as good, if not better, than any standard buffer tube you can buy. The castle nut and QD end plate are very nice, with the locking system they have. It does the job of saving you from having to stake the castle nut, while also staying tight. I have since bought this for other builds.
The Best Mag-Release
Written on Jan 04, 2020
I bought my first one for my B.A.D. lower receiver. I liked it so much, I bought another for my other rifle. I love the closed look of the mag release button, and unlike other company's (Seekinz), it doesn't stick out more than the standard mil-spec buttons. The mag-release itself is a better looking option than other mil-spec mag releases. All and all, it is a great product.
An Amazing Rail
Written on Jan 04, 2020
I originally bought the 13.7" for use with my B.A.D. billet upper and lower and 14.5" barrel. It is a great quality and amazingly light. When I was building my 20" rifle, I couldn't find a rail longer than 15" that I liked, so the obvious move was to swap out my 14.5" barrel for the 20" and buy the 17" B.A.D. rail. Both are amazingly light and rigid, and look great. They have built in QD holes, a bipod mount, and Mlok slots at 45* at the end of the barrel, perfect for mounting WML's. The barrel nut and rail lock system are also lightweight and solid.
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