CORPS TAC from United States, NJ Public Profile

I have been using the JE SOPMOD stock since they first came out with theirs and it onky cost $25. That is a excellent stock and is made extremely tough.
Ive been wanting a Gen 1 stock for a while but most are junk unless its a Colt which is at least $100 nowadays.
I figured Id try the JE gen 1 and Im glad i did as its also built extremely well and tough.
A very well made stock at a great price and its made in the USA ��

Not a review but info about this item. I have been in need of a barrel nut for a DD RIS II MK18 Handguard and they are sold out everywhere. I was curious is the nut from this kit would work on the RIS II so I contacted DD and they said its the same barrel nut for both Handguards. Just wanted to let people know in case someone has the same issue I did.

These are great gloves that are definitely made to take abuse. I really like the nomex and kevlar materials. The only issues I have is they run a size small so if your a medium your gonna want a size large and the palm and fingers are a little thick with material so they are a little tough to handle a firearm with. I dont usually cut my trigger finger on my gloves but i needed to with these. But overall they are very good high quality gloves.

I have you used and owned about eight different brands of Generation 1 night vision goggles including the armasight spark core which I gave great reviews on and other high quality gen 1 goggles. But none of them compare 2 the optical quality that the Pulsar Challenger provides. There is basically zero Edge distortion and with Generation 1 goggles that just doesn't happen you always have Edge distortion in gen 1. But Pulsar somehow figured out a way to not only make the middle of the lens clear but the entire view thru the lens. The resolution is even very high for Generation 1 at 42 mm. I highly recommend these if you're looking for a quality Generation 1 monocular. And as with all Generation 1 you do need a quality infrared light source to have the monocular work correctly. I prefer a handheld or weapon and/or helmet mounted IR light instead of the built in IR light as it is visable as a red dot to anyone who sees you. But if your not worried about being seen then the built in IR works great