milsurprifles from United States, TX Public Profile

This is a fantastic, well made spring. Highly polished and very smooth operating. I paired it with a tungsten Spikes buffer and they work very well together. Excellent part from JPEnterprises. I’d recommend.

I installed this in a Magpul MOE fixed stock on an AR I took hog hunting. I had a non-Magpul and sling that I was using. On arrival at the cabin, i slung my rifle over my shoulder only to have the dang thing crash down to the ground and hit the driveway concrete real hard. Everything was fine functionally, but the sling stud mount did not hold onto the qd sling. The sling works fine on other rifles, so I assume that it is the Magpul sling mount that is at fault. After comparing it to others, it does seem like it’s a little shallow and doesn’t allow the detects to fully engage. I always like Magpul, but this one just didn’t work for me.

This was hard to get as it was sold out everywhere. Finally picked one up and I love it. Has a stubby and unique look to it. Functions great, the ASR is a very good, reliable mount for my Chimera 300. I’d recommend it.

This is a very nice quality buffer. Not too much more to say about it. Cleanly machined, nicely assembled and works great! I’d recommend it. I paired it with a tuned and polished spring from JP and they are an excellent duo.

This is a very well made a designed castle nut from Strike. Finish is great as always. I like that it has the flange that covers the exposed threads. It gives a nice look, if not a little too gaudy, but not too bad. I purchased one in black. I’m not a huge fan of the anodized colors. QD attachments work great, and overall this is an excellent upgrade from a standard castle nut. If you like the looks of it, I’d recommend it. I like mine.

This is a very well made and finished barrel. Bought it for a Sig M18. Very accurate and the finish is much much tougher than stock Sig barrel. If you’ve had a Sig, you know they don’t seem to be able to put a good finish on their barrels. My stock barrel literally was worn down to bare metal after hand cycling the pistol about 10 times…I didn’t even get the pistol home in the car before I was looking at bare metal on the Sig barrel hood. Couldn’t believe that Sig could get away with applying such a weak finish to their barrels, considering their guns are not exactly “cheap”. I have a Taurus GX4 that has much tougher finish on the barrel! Anyway, I’m going to run the M18 suppressed, so I ordered the SiCo threaded barrel and I love it. It sticks out farther than I expected, but I have read that because of the design of the Sig pistols it needs to stick out just a bit more to make function reliable. Logos on this barrel are tasteful and not over the top. Nothing I don’t like about this barrel. If I ever need another threaded barrel I will look at the SiCo barrels first. Great value!

Giving 3 stars because it does function. But this is just an ok buffer tube, it does what it’s supposed to. The anodizing is the part I don’t like. Scratches very easily and looks bad quickly. Seems like just touching it or accidentally hitting your nail across it leaves a mark. I think there are better options out there. I bought a fluted buffer tube from PSA that is much better at a slightly lower price point.

I bought the flat faced version of this trigger when it was on sale. It’s good. I have several RISE triggers and this one I would rate squarely in the middle. I don’t love the silver finish on the trigger blade. Otherwise it has a nice crisp break and is definitely a huge improvement over a mil-spec trigger. If you like the looks, you’d likely be happy with the function. The function is the strong point of this trigger.

I’ve bought this kit multiple times. It’s my go-to LPK. I always get the one with no firs control group. Very well machines, great anodizing, and really looks good on a billet lower or on an Aero M4 lower… anything that is beveled and modern looking. I highly recommend this LPK.

I love Leupold products. Their scopes are second to none for my experience. I purchased a SIG M18 and they are cut for the DPP. I own several Holosun red dots, as well as an Eotech, Primary Arms SLX10, and Burris. This DPP is the most expensive red dot that I have purchased for any pistol, and honestly, it’s no better than the Holosun optics in my experience. I’m sure, since it’s a Leupold, that it is certainly tough, but because it’s expensive I won’t be torture testing it anytime soon.lol.
I purchased the one with the 6MOA dot in the FDE colored housing. Looks great on my pistol, shake awake works great and controls are easy to use. The dot is where this one kinda falls short for me. I have astigmatism which causes the dot to be a starburst. I expected that, but unfortunately the starburst from the Leupold is so much more severe than pretty much any of my other dots. I prefer my Holosun red dots much more and even though they also starburst a bit, it not even close to the Leupold. So, if you have astigmatism, you might want to consider something else, if you don’t have an eye problem, then go for it. It’s a very well made optic that seems to be very robust. Comes with a nice rubber cover in a cheap box. I wish the box was a little nicer because I always keep my optics boxes in case I sell later.