Written on Dec 12, 2025
This is a well-made side mounted rail. It was just too far right of center over the barrel for my particular rifle. I have an old single stack ZAP PAP with the UTG side adaptor. This went on the adaptor fine, very solid lock and unlock, etc. However, the Top Picatinny rail was too far to the right of center over the barrel. Too far to compensate using the optic. These side mounted rail companies should all follow RS Regulate (and others) method of a two-piece setup where you can adjust the position of the top rail to be centered over the barrel. This way the rail is useable by many, many different rifles and setups. Other than my particular rifle, this is a well-constructed mount that fit the UTG adaptor without issue.
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Written on Jun 03, 2018
Well made, tight fit. I wear a medium in undershirts and sweaters, etc. Based on other reviews, I ordered the large and it fits tight. Not too tight, but it is tight. I haven't wore it out and about yet, but it feels like it would be very hot to wear and sweaty under anything, other than an open shirt or jacket in the summer. But then you wouldn't want to take that outer garment off, say in a restaurant. Wish it was a cotton shirt except for the holster section. It does hold my Shield very well and other larger pistols without fear of them falling out. Conceals well under the arm. Overall very well made, but not sure about it's summertime uses in all outings.
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Written on Mar 28, 2018
The XL appears to be well made. It's smaller than I expected but I can see it's usefulness. My only complaint is that it is really overpriced for what it is and how it's made. It's not Optics Planets' fault. The price is similar no matter where you go. But it is not worth over 20 dollars. I wonder what the smaller model looks like. Still, it's a good useful device.
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Written on Nov 24, 2015
I had a couple of these on my AKs. I opted to buy a couple more and replace the leather slings I had on a couple of hunting rifles. I like to shoot with the sling wrapped around my forearm and the more expensive leather slings I had do not comnform to my arm as well or feel as comfortable, being stiffer and wider. These slings are more flexable and being black they don't take away from the astetics of the gun. The leather attachments on the slings are adequate and I have no fear of them coming loose anytime soon. For the price, can't be beat.
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Written on Nov 24, 2015
If you have a Mossberg Model 930 style Shotgun this is the rail to buy. Installation is simple and quick. Remove the factory mounting screws from the receiver and degrease and clean the holes wih a Q-Tip to get rid of any oil or grease. Mount the rail with a little lock-tite on the supplied rail screws, and you are good-to-go. Good quality rail and it looks good too. I have a red dot reflex mounted on my 930 JM Tactical, but the rail is long enough for a full size scope if you choose to go that route for a deer gun. But it does not look intrusive on the receiver. It could have been a little cheaper (always), but all in all it is worth it.
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Written on Oct 06, 2014
So you have an X-Bolt. So why wouldn't you buy the mounts made specifically for the gun by the same company that made the gun? I wasn't about to take the chance and buy a second party's mount, not after spending good money on such a fine rifle.
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Written on Oct 06, 2014
All my guns, but one, carry Nikon Monarch scopes. The one that doesn't uses a Nikon Prostaff. I purchased this one for my new Browning X-Bolt. I only use the Nikoplex reticle (I keep it simple and plain crosshairs is what I was raised on). I have found these scopes to be reliable, durable and hold their point.
Compare them to the Leupolds, etc. You'll find that they are better in some aspects or just as good. But you're not paying that extra $50-$100 for overrated name. I have Nikons in several different magnifications and all are outstanding in their performance. You surely know their reputation by their cameras, binoculars and spotting scopes. So why would you not check out their rifle scopes. They're just plain good and on the money.
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