Kstonesmooth from United States, SC Public Profile

Product fit perfectly with Magpul MOE SL adjustable stock. Gave me an extra 3/4” length of pull that helped a ton! I have unusually long arms so this was a great addition to my rifle. It is a stiffer material so doesn’t do much for recoil sensitivity but it does better than the factory Magpul butt plate.

Installed this on my Ruger 10/22 Charger pistol. Installation took about 10 seconds. Perfect addition to any pistol build. Stays in place nicely when unfolded and has a fairly strong detent when folded up so it won’t dangle around. Strap Velcro is strong and somewhat elastic for bigger forearms. Super high quality and very cool looking. Highly recommend this item.

I use this for an AR with 16” barrel, collapsible stock, and 3” flash hider. This case was less than $30.00. Don’t expect it to be extremely durable and feature packed. The padding is good enough to throw in the trunk for a range day or keep in the closet at the house. The straps on the inside are universal and will fit some rifles better than others. But will still keep it relatively still during transport. The shoulder strap is not very comfortable and is thin. This can be fixed by adding a pad or just changing out the strap altogether. The mag pouches on the front will fit Magpul PMAG 30s with no issue. Could possibly hold the 60rd .223 mags. Overall I like this bag and fills the need I had which was an extremely cheap case that will hold my rifle and a couple small things for range day. I would recommend this to anyone on a budget and anyone who just needs something to throw their rifle in for protection. Also the zippers lock so for those with no safe and with kids, can secure their rifles a little better until they can acquire a real safe. All around good buy.

For the money these seem pretty good. These are polymer sights with metal adjustment mechanisms. The quality fits the price. But honestly I think they will be okay for budget builds. I have a Sig Romeo 5 red dot with the standard riser and these cowitness in the direct center of my dot sight. The windage was slightly off out of the box but the elevation was spot on with red dot. Have not shot with these sights yet but they seem sturdy enough for my 5.56 AR. They fit tight on the rail, they spring up nicely, but they have no detent while deployed. In other words they can move slightly while deployed.

The only con I think I can come up with is the flipping aperture design and molding. The large/close distance aperture is stationary on the adjustment screw and the small/ long distance aperture flips up and covers the opening with the smaller peep hole. Well the two pieces don’t fit flush together when you flip up the small one because of the molding leftovers that weren’t shaved or sanded off. Again, for the money this is okay, I wouldn’t have rather paid 10 more dollars to fix that. You get what you pay for in this industry. Overall a great pair of sights for a budget build.

These aren’t the greatest sights. They have some leftover pieces from the molding process that look like pop out pieces from a model car. The mechanical parts are metal though which is nice. They lock down pretty good and spring up nicely. There is even a weak detent when they are deployed. They kind of wiggle a little bit. I haven’t shot with these yet and not sure if they hold zero but they feel sturdy enough for 100 shots or so (.223 ammo). For the money I would say these are worth it. I am saving up for the Troy battle sights and these will do for now.