Pat Brewer from United States, MD Public Profile

I have heard a lot about lesser angled grips, but I had no had the pleasure of testing one out or owning one. I have a magpul K2 grip on my AR15 and I like it, but as I am building out my .300, I wanted to changes things up. I have recently tested several different brands and angles, this was the last one I tried. I almost landed on another magpul (which I still like), but when I put this grip on my weapon, I was blown away. I have small to medium size mits and I really found this grip to be the best fit on this new build as well as my AR15. It is very comfortable and easy to hold onto when moving with either weapon. I also like the plug, it adds just the extra length needed to finish this grip out. It is a bummer you have to pay extra for it, but if it isn't something you like then you are not wasting your money on it. I would recommend this grip!

This is a different swivel than the Magpul I am used to. I like the compact nature of this swivel. I am looking forward to testing it out more.

This is my first 45 degree and ambi part ever. I felt this would be a good option because it is small, but an important item. I am used to 90 degree single side selector, so this took a bit of getting used to, however, I really like it. I have it set at the 45 degree setting and I found after clipping a rung off the spring to relieve some tension on the movement, it is crisp. I have found it easy to operate without having to break my grip too much, but I am still practicing manipulations by not removing my grip.

I loved the reviews of this ammo/caliber for home defense. I tested it out and I really like the feel of it when shooting as well as follow up shots. I would recommend this round for HD handguns.

This is a needed tool if you have takedown and pivot pins that are stubborn to push through with your fingers. If you have a cerakote weapon system, you may have experienced your pins are harder to push through with your fingers. I tired to sand out some of thickness of the cerakote in my pin holes, but it did not help as well as keeping the pins oiled up, but it was still tough to push through. This tool fits in the hand well as well as fits the pins/pin holes well. This is great inexpensive tool for your AR range bag.

This replaced the mil-spec charging handle on my AR-10. My mil-spec was effective, but it was not smooth, it felt like it had a hitch to it. It did not matter how many times I reseated the BCG and CH as well as how much I oiled them both (without over oiling), the mil-spec CH was just not cutting it any longer. It also made it dangerous to charge because of the hitch. Also, with the scope I have on it, this new CH has wider wings and I can charge the weapon with either hand. And the bonus, when I suppress this gun, the CH will do well since it is built for suppression and non-suppression. I highly recommend this CH for either an AR-10 or AR-15.

These are a great upgrade from mil spec takedown/pivot pins. The action is smooth and I did not notice this at first, but I really like the dimple in the end of the pins, this makes it great for pushing them!

I wanted/needed these screws to attach my handguard to the upper receiver. These worked great and they are very solid!

These were easy to apply as well as they provide a good amount of grip! These snapped on with some pressure, but they are very secure. They also cut down on the heat from the gas block and barrel too. I would recommend them for a pic rail.

I was looking for something different than another adjustable gas block I have experience with, company name shall remain anonymous. I really like this block because it offers more versatility, the small tweaks you can make with it based on the suppressor and ammo you are going to run. Just remember to make notes!