Kevin from United States, MS Public Profile

Much more stout that the basic AEMS mount. Tac Lever is easy to use and feels very secure. I got the 1.93" height mount which provide a nice upright head position. Solid upgrade from the base mount. Have a few ADM products and always happy with them.

Great little QD swivel mount. I bought this for an aluminum rail, that does not have steel re-inforced QD cups, that might see a lot of sling use. It is a little heavy for its size but wanted something more durable and being steel and from Bravo Co, I know this will last.

Very easy to install, lightweight. It has a good shape that feels good on the thumb, no sharp edges or anything. I was really hoping for something that extended more, to me, this is NOT much extended over the factory mag catch, just shaped differently than factory. It is more comfortable for sure, has nice grip but I still need to break my grip a little more than I wanted. (More than factory, but less than the Glock extended on a G34). This is great for carry, home, range use.

I was looking for a good medium-sized duffle bag for carrying extra gear to the range or on trips. This duffle fits the bill perfectly, it is a good size without being too big to want to use often. Has some good pockets for organization like the zippered mesh pockets on the top flap and the boot/shoe compartment on the end. Zippers have good pulls, a nice reinforced bottom, and lots of carrying options (regular handle, shoulder strap, and backpack straps).

A simple device, a simple review. Easy to install, lightweight, and feels solid. Very comfortable and allows for repeatable hand position and stability/control. It is a little big compared to some handstops but never felt bulky or heavy.

Initially, I was impressed. However, the more I used it the less I was.

The outer grip halves have a good shape and feel good and solid in your hand, just a little texture but not rough. My grip halves were slightly bowed though and until screwed tight do no connect flush with one another along the center axis. The grip is very solid though with the metal inner base so you have a good feeling that this is a quality and reliably grip.

The next problem I had was when installing on my Ruger Precision Rifle the two grip halves have a very sharp edge along the inside by the trigger guard. If you are perfectly square behind the rifle then its not a big deal but as soon as you hold the rifle on an angle or move around as to carry it while walking or get into position for an obstacle it cuts into your fingers. Very uncomfortable. This very well may be specific to how the grip fits on an RPR so maybe other rifles won't have this problem. For me, on the RPR this was a deal-breaker. Maybe dremmeling that edge would solve it but for what you pay this shouldn't be an issue.