Joseph Metrisin from United States, FL Public Profile

I actually bought this vest for carrying stuff like small tools, hand saw, gardening equipment, wrenches, etc. for doing landscaping on my 5-acre lot. I've lost a lot of these things in the past by using a tool belt, which doesn't secure things very well, and they also got in the way when using a chain saw. This vest keeps things secured in velcro pouches close to your chest where they don't get in the way. I know this isn't what it's designed for, but it works for me. The pouches are varied in size so it's very versatile. It's also very well made considering the price. My only complaint would be that it's kind of warm in the hot, South Florida summer.

I own 5 pairs of these shorts because I really like the quality and fit. They are very breathable and comfortable in the hot, humid, South Florida weather where I live. There are plenty of pockets for carrying lots of stuff like a wallet, cell phone, small concealed carry weapon and whatever else you want.

This is a very inexpensive shooting rest, but sufficient to sight in most handguns. The adjustments are very well thought out. You align the front/rear distance by moving the back rest to an appropriate slot. Put the gun in the front cradle, and dial up the height you need to get on target. It holds the gun in place very well. It is made of very light weight injection molded plastic and will move around during each shot, but for $20 it's a great rest. You could probably stabilize this thing by stuffing some lead weights or sand bags in the hollow cavity underneath.

This is a solid tool and very well made. Mine appeared to be an open box return or display model and it didn't come with a manual. I found a .pdf manual online, however the tool is simple and intuitive and you don't really need one. It worked well on my H&K VP9 with some new suppressor height sights that I used to replace the factory ones. It took a couple tries to get it sighted in, but it was far easier and more precise than hammering the sight with a brass mallet.

From what I can tell, there is sufficient room and adjustments for this tool to work on any size handgun. My only complaint is that it is a fairly expensive tool that I'll will probably only use a handful of times.

Nice quality and compact size. My wife uses for birding. I own several Vortex products and they are all top notch. Glass is very clear and the housing is very sturdy. Would recommend if you want something small and light.

I bought this mount along with the DeltaPoint II sight. It installed easily into the rear sight dovetail. I was unable to zero the pistol at 15-20 yards due to insufficient elevation adjustment range of the sight. The assembly sits up too high on the pistol, so I used up all the elevation adjustment, and it still shot about a foot low at that distance. Apparently this is a known issue with this sight/mount combo. I contacted Leupold about this and received a reply from Sharon Stephen who suggested purchasing an aftermarket shim designed to correct this issue. -- JP Rifles http://www.jprifles.com/1.6.1a.php

I decided to return the mount and go with a machined slide instead. I have two major issues with Leupold on this product.

1: It's overly expensive since you have to buy a kit with adapters for 17 different pistols when you only need 1.

2: It's obviously defective since Leupold tech support suggests an aftermarket product to correct their design deficiency.