Pete from United States, MO Public Profile

Works like you think it would. I believe the 5 rounders work better for me as the 10s hang out too far and always snagging things and sitting awkward on a rest like a bench/bag. Cz OEM parts so its nice to know they'll work. Kinda pricey for plastic but i havent had any problems with mine.

I have 4 cz rimfire rifles and use these rings on every one. They are a good price, easy to mount on the reciever. Maybe not the prettiest or sleekest rings but they work. They all stay on zero, which they should, not like rimfire has recoil of 300 win mag.

Installed a few scopes with this set and seem to be consistent on torque. Easy to use and comes with most of the bits youll need to work on guns or whatever youre using it for. I would recommend to anyone who works on their own guns.

To start with the obvious, very cool this knife is basically corrosion proof. LC200N blade, Titanium scales. Some premium materials in a production knife strait from the box, which is what you'd expect with this price tag. Fit and finish is perfect, blade centering is dead nuts. Action is Silk on Glass, although not a fall shut action or a fidget knife, its consistently butter on open and close.

Everything Spyderco does well they did to this knife. I have several $200 knives from Spyderco, Benchmade, ZT and some others around this price range. The fit and finish is perfect, the blade centering is perfect. The marbled carbon fiber looks and feels great, the red backspacer adding more visual appeal. The action was perfect out of the box, and "spydie flicks" with ease, compounding that with Spydercos compression lock, i have to say this is very Fidget Friendly. It supports spydercos wire clip which i like.

The only knock u could give this knife is the blade, s30v for $200 is kinda steep, and would usually expect some more high end steel, even tho s30v is prefectly suitable for most tasks. The blade shape is kinda odd but works well with the overall look of the knife. I prolly own 40 pocket knives from reputable brands and even tho thos isnt the most expensive, its my favorite.

I'd give this 3.5 stars, the handle is to awkward to use with the punch, but the bits are big enough to use by themselves if need be. All the bits fit inside the storage compartment of the handle and the quick detach is pretty nice. I havent used the channel liner tools yet, but assuming they work I'd say it's worth the money. Decent beginner set.

Pretty decent magwell for the price. Not to gaudy or big but yet adds some fine lines to help looks. Its sturdy and the mounting screw doesnt get in the way. If you have huge hands it may throw your grip off a lil, I'd say I have medium-large hands and it helps my grip on my g19.

Use the handle or screw it into the case prep duo/trio for faster processing. Cleans the pockets pretty good.

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Great rifle stock, storage in the rear if you wanna hide your candy. Locks up tight with no movement or rattles. You'll not be dissapointed if you just need a plain jane stock that that does what it needs to.

Got these for my S&W Shield 2.0 after seeing the reviews. Big upgrade, well seen in the dark. I doubt you'll be dissapointed if you decide to replace the factory sights. Only downside is getting the factory rear sight out, its pretty tough. Get yourself a good nylon punch while your at it.