Mark Reynolds from United States, AR Public Profile

I just purchased a Glock 26/27/33 unit that wasn't cut for the MOS. I already had one for the Glock 19/23/, Glock 17/22 and Glock 21/20 so since those all worked well with the ammunition they recommend I wanted to complete the collection with this one. Mine worked well even with the Federal Auto Match. I suspect that is because of the lighter weight and smaller slide. I had one malfunction in 100 rounds. As long as the other ones were kept clean and lubed they work up to 300 rounds without a hickup. After that they start to get finicky if you don't keep them clean. And heck, they are easy to clean. Takes 5 minutes at the most. So yes, I must say, I recommend one or two or three or four if you have all the models of Glock for them. Oh, and they also fit the .357 SIG versions of the Glock too. I was actually using the Glock 33 with this one. I haven't used them with many different brands of ammo yet to see if some work fine other than what Advantage has listed. Federal High Power works great with all four of them. Just got back from the back yard and CCI AR Tactical ran through it like it was made for it. Thanks for the great product Advantage Arms!

I decided to go one up from my iron sites on a Henry .44 magnum Big Boy with the brass receiver. I bought a picatinny mount and this site because I love the ACSS reticles. Easy to see and quick to get on target. Once I go the rifle sighted in, it works great and is fast up to 200 yards without a hitch.

I was trying to figure out how to carry an 16" AR 10 in a small bag. This worked PERFECTLY. Since it is designed to hold two "sub guns" it has a divider. If you disassemble your AR 10 or AR 15 you can fit the lower in one compartment and the upper in another. It makes up a very compact package to haul a rifle to a range. I may just have to get a few more. The back pack feature comes off easily so you don't have to have a bunch of extra straps hanging all over the place. It has two zippers on the top and also two straps to lock it closed as well as a handle that has a wrap for it that makes it more comfortable to carry if it is loaded down. Strong, well made item and the cost is very fair.

Putting all my FN FAL furniture away so that I don't loose "value" in the rifle, it being a Belgium made .308 match rifle, I've recently "upgraded" to this rail. Excellent fit, easy to install and now allows me to put a vertical grip, light and laser on the rifle. My Imbell carbine is next...Aim Sports prices their products within the budget of anyone and they make excellent add ons.

I have a number of expensive GG&G bipods for a .50 a 300 HS Precision and a number of AR 15's in various calibers with their bipods. They are close to $200 each. Well when I saw this come out I thought, hey I'll try one out and WOW! What a surprise! These have got to be stronger and more maneuverable then any of ones I have. The only thing missing is a quick release lever. I put on on the HS 300 Win Mag and am going to swap out the one on the .50 for one of these.

I have been using a few of these quad rails since they have become available and are made in the USA. They may not be the lightest out there, but I look at it like I do carbon fiber bicycles. The lighter, the more expensive and in my mind in the case of a quad rail, the easier to damage. So for around $100 bucks you can get a good, usable quad rail that is strong and looks good. My only complain is that the rails are dipped in the middle thus not "looking" the same as most of the other units including the upper receivers. But what I have found is that the rail covers hide that feature quite well and if there is an accessory attached you can't see it unless you really make the effort. So you folks that just HAVE to have a name brand, not that UTG isn't a name brand, you go ahead and pay those outlandish prices for a 2 ounce lighter rail and of course you'll be able to drop the name of your unit and get lots of ohhs and aahhs a the range. Me? I'll find something else to pay that two hundred bucks less on.

I bought one of these a while back and now I bet I have 10 of them. They are very comfortable and fit my large hands well. The factory size grips are for people with small hands. I love the storage compartment as well as the fact they fit well and look great on the rifle. UTG is sure making a good name for themselves without charging ridiculous prices like some manufacturers. Hats off to you guys! Thanks for a great product.