MrJobu from United States, NC Public Profile

The stock looks great, doesn't seem cheaply made at all. The fit is not wobbly, yet slides easily down the buffer tube. I understand the name implies trying to stay compact, but I do wish the release was a bit larger or easier to manipulate.

I initially had a little issue getting this threaded to my extension (seemed like it might be crossthreading), but ultimately chalked it up to finish tolerances between the parts. With a little oil and patience I had no problem getting it installed. The finish and weight are fantastic, and the lockup seems quite solid.

Super easy to install into mag shells and revert if necessary. With my FM9 upper on a Ruger AR556 lower, they required no break-in as there was already plenty of clearance. After a few hundred rounds, I have had no issues whatsoever. The plastic ejector doesn't seem to be worn at all yet, but I can see this as being the weakest point over time. One downside has been mentioned many times by others, but you do have to have the mag inserted to clear a chambered round. Not really a deal breaker for me.

I bought this to use with my FM9. So far, after a few hundred rounds it has performed flawlessly with standard FMJ 115gr loads. I believe the buffer and the FM9 bolt weight put it into the upper range on recommended PCC reciprocating mass, but I've experienced no issues and the recoil mitigation is excellent using a standard carbine spring. Have not tested with suppressor yet, but I wouldn't imagine any problems with this setup.

Bought two of these to use with my Taurus PT1911 and RIA 1911. They are very well built and have performed flawlessly and consistently with well over 200 rounds at this point. Also tried them with some Ruger and Colt 1911s and they appear to seat and function as well.

I probably trust these more than my factory mags to be honest, and the added capacity is a big plus.

I've bought several Primary Arms optics over the past years, and have always been pleased by their quality. The SLx 3x is no different.

After much research, there just isn't much out there to compete with this optic at this price point, and Opticsplanet pretty much consistently offers the best price around with all the incentives and discounts.

With my astigmatism, it's really difficult to find something that works well in this form factor. The SLx 3x is a prism optic, so it works perfectly with my eyes, and to my knowledge it's the smallest in existence of its kind. The prism means you always have the etched reticle, so no batteries to worry about. The size and weight rivals pretty much any red dot around, so it seems pointless to pay similar money for a red dot with less features.

Primary Arms includes basically every mounting option you should need in one package, without having to fork out more cash to experiment. The glass and reticle are of typical great quality, and I expect this optic to easily outlast me.

This pouch offers fantastic quality for the price. The material is quite durable and I can't see why it wouldn't last for years under moderate use.

I bought it mainly for use with SR25/AR10 Magpul Pmags and Zastava M77 mags, the latter being very similar to M14 mags. The pouch will easily handle up to 2, 25-round mags of either type in each side. I tried a few 30-round AKM mags, but having 2 in one side would not allow the flap to close.

Overall, it's hard to beat the value of this pouch and what it offers.

Everything about the pouch is good quality. The buckles and snaps of course aren't super heavy duty, but they seem strong enough to handle most abuse, and I can say the same about the nylon and stitching.

I bought the pouch exclusively to use with CZ Scorpion EVO mags, specifically the Magpul 35-rounders. They are quite snug but very much compatible. Similarly, the AK-V mags from PSA also work fine. The pouch is also a good choice for extended handgun mags, such as the Magpul GL9 27-round.

Overall, this pouch offers a great value for the quality you get.