Pewpew72 from United States, UT Public Profile

I have not tested this yet as I wish to speak to opticsplanet.com to see why I was sent the wrong color slide and if they can exchange it. I will come back and update after that. As for the side itself, it's almost more bronze than rainbow. It is an interesting color. It's not a bad color. It's actually something is consider if it was what I ordered, but I am a Master Gunsmith and this is NOT the slide my client wanted. I did present it to them and they did agree it is an interesting color. I've never seen the like. It's quite unique. I have seen Rainbow slides (created by heating metal to different temperatures thereby producing different colors. They're unique, but I'm not a huge fan. This slide, however, it's something I would probably have kept if ordering for myself and not a client. Now, as for the quality of the slide. It is well cut, within Glock specifications and contains mostly parts that are if equal if not better quality than glock, minus a couple of very minor items that are not noteworthy. It has a unique indentation just forward of the ejector chamber on both sides that creates a PERFECT place to grasp the slide and rack it. I'm VERY impressed by the cuts on the slide. Again I wish so badly that they had sent me FDE. I would have had one extremely satisfied client. More to come when I see what opticsplanet.com can do for me to correct the wrong color situation. I have always had EXCELLENT dealings with opticsplanet.com, so I do not expect

Ok, these are NOT sights for your first time builder or amateur. You can make these work in ways you never thought possible, but you need experience. If I could post a picture of a good build I would. 2 things-1 They look big and ugly at first. That gets remedied with the right build. 2- If you want these to work with an MOS red dot you'll need to do a little bench grinding work and then polish and apply cold blue for ALUMINUM (even though they're steel- it just works better) or, you'll need to hot blue them.

I'm not sure how anyone could say anything bad about these. First, I'm a certified Master Gunsmith. These handguards have a steel barrel nut and superior design with special attention to decrease flex. (This is imperative when using iron sights as a backup, 45 degree angle or primary aiming device). Also, hera (in true German design and attention to detail) uses relief cuts that are not only designed to reduce weight but also, add strength to reduce flexing. No, it's not the lightest handguard in the world, it's a quad rail with a steel barrel nut. No one buys a quad rail with a steel barrel nut for the lightest handguard. That's just silly. You buy a quadrail with a steel barrel nut for strength, durability and to reduce flex. This does just that AND, bonus, it happens to be the lightest quadrail with steel barrel nut on the market and looks incredible. If you're buying this for the right reason this is the best on you'll find on the market. It just depends on what you're looking for so know that going in and I promise you WON'T be disappointed. This is a durable, battle ready handguard built to take all sorts of abuse and not move, rotate, bend, flex or affect your zero on iron sights for primary use, 45 degree side use, or backup. Including, it is great to mount a 45 degree offset red dot to. Highly recommended if that's what you're looking for.

So, these work great but the stupid cord broke within the first 30 minutes of using it. It just has this weak plastic that snaps right off. I needed the cord to keep from losing them so I just used super glue to fix it. Other than that, the ear plugs are awesome for the price you can't beat em. Good product. Absolutely would buy again just wish they'd fix the cord issue.

Super crisp break. Best I've felt for how it just clicks on the fire. Very short take-up. Perfect for an accuracy rifle. I'm not sure how well I would trust it for a duty rifle. I did slam the AR down several times, hit it repeatedly and shook it a lot and it didn't fire (obviously gun wasn't loaded). BUT, I do worry about a snag of you're wearing a plate carrier. It's just crazy how easy the trigger pull is. I'd worry about a snag but, you could always keep that safety on and avoid that. (Which you should be doing anyway) Other than that, as far as hunting and range accuracy goes, this is my new go to trigger. I was surprised on just how good it is considering the price.

I've used the BAD lever and the strike lever where you have to mill out out a section of your receiver to get it to fit and of the 3 of them, this is the best. BAD lever gets in the way and is annoying, especially with gloves. I don't like compromising the integrity of my receiver by milling out a structural support area. And this doesn't have either of those problems. Yes, you have to find just the right sweet spot where it's not screwed in too much and it's not screwed in not enough but seriously... that takes a few seconds at the most and is easy. This is great! And it great and not all goofy like the other ones. This is a hands down win in my book.

This works really well. I mean it's better than the original ones and looks just like them. It holds zero really well, glass is clear, has as good if not better eye relief than the original ones from 20+ years ago. I mean, yeah it's not like modern scopes eye relief but you have to realize this is based on older technology and as far as it goes I think they've done about the best job that you can with it plus, it's illuminated. I have no complaints. It's perfect for your retro build.

This is surprisingly comfortable. It's not expensive so I didn't expect much but I was pleasant surprised by just how well this fit my hand and how perfect it was. I have big hands and everything else just feels so small and just not quite right but this is perfect. Glad I bought it.

It works, it's accurate, it's the best priced product of similar design that you know you can trust. It's big knob on top allows you to easily reach the desired torque rating without having to fight with it. Used them for years haven't had a problem. Definitely recommended.

This broke the FIRST time I used it. As in, I loaded 2 magazines. I charged and shot through 1 of magazines and when I inserted the second one, I noticed there was only 1 side of the handle. I removed the second magazine, closed the bolt and then pulled it to see if I could even charge it again for the second magazine and the other half broke. 1 hour drive to go shooting in the outdoors and that gun was done for the trip. I had to switch charging handles back and forth between my other rifle. AVOID THIS HEAPING PILE OF TRASH and save yourself the disappointment. I cannot believe this company would even put out this garbage onto the market. I mean it's so bad, in some way or form this has to be criminal.