Hrpman from United States, VA Public Profile

I bought this scope to replace the old one that finally blew up on my Remington 700 .308 last rifle season. I chose this one for the 50mm objective for low light because we hunt some thick woods here in Appalachia and like my other Leupold's I own this one doe's not disappoint I can easily catch the reticle at the last of legal light. I have only shot the gun 4 times since mounting the new glass, it zeroed perfectly on the 2nd shot and the other 2 shots confirmed. My only knit pick is the eyebox isnt the most generous at full power and the scope body is kinda short so make sure you have plenty of adjustment room on your rail to make it comfortable. We will see how it performs out in the mountains next month but as long as this scope performs like my other Leupold's have I feel confident carrying it this season and many to come.

I bought this scope to top off a 1909 mauser scout build and picked this model for the posi lock internals because the rifle kicks pretty good with 220gr projectiles and a metal buttplate. Its not a gun thats gonna get shot to death but after about 80rds through it with the scope on it its held zero just fine, this little scope has good glass all the way through magnification, my only knit pick is during first and last light conditions the glass picks up light just fine but the way the reticle duplexes down my eyes loose it on a darker target like a deer and kinda makes me wish they had an illuminated option but again just me being picky. But all in all I really like this little scope so far.

I decided to give this Streamlight a try to finish a shotgun build, and I have to say for the money this isn't a bad choice. I have put 100 or so rounds down range with it and so far it has handled the recoil just fine. No flickering or dimming, and does seem to be pretty solid. Comparing it to one of my scout turbos i feel like the 105,000 candela might be a little stretch, this light does have a good hotspot but my Surefire with less candela still seems to project better. I am also glad I bought it for a shotgun because this is a big weapon light, but overall for the price I am happy with it.

After looking around this was the only stock I could find with the capability of carrying a extra mag for a shtf build and im glad i bought it, its nice that the stock comes with both mil-spec and commercial inserts, and i might have overlooked it in the description but it does include the 10rd mag with it so i had bought a extra lol, but this stock fits the shoulder comfortably and I feel like its solid enough to take some hard mortaring if it had to.

I bought this Holosun for one of my wife's target pistols and after getting it mounted and zeroed i think i might upgrade a couple of my other Holsuns to the acss reticle, i have astigmatism in both eyes and dont have any problems with the crispness of the reticle, and the 235 moa circle makes a huge difference in drawing and getting on target faster, we only have a couple hundred rounds through it but zero issues with mounting screws or any flickering of the reticle, i think its a nice solid little optic and im definitely going to buy a couple more.

I decided to go with this grip to finish up a mesa tactical forend, since those are a much wider than factory forend this grip makes it curve just right to fit the hand well, I am pleased with it, plus it didnt break the bank to purchase.

I bought this HWS for my John Wick KSG build and was tickled with the reticle and how it performed on the shotgun, I zeroed the primary dot at 50yds with rifled slugs and the chevron is within 1" of POA at 7yds, even with shooting 3" 1 1/4oz slugs it handles the recoil great, no flickering or dimming like one of my old 512's would do, ive had several Eotech sights and this definitely wont be my last.

I bought this foregrip for a duty rifle build and it works great for me, it is on the bigger side and takes up a lot of rail space, so it might be a little cramped if you plan to use a rail mount bipod, but it seems well built and solid, i dont think the high setting is quite 1400 lumens but it is still plenty bright enough to throw off an intruder or scan a hollside out a couple hundred yards.