Preston Marrott from United States, CA Public Profile

I designed and made an adapter to put this stock on a BRN 180. I like it way more than the other folding stocks I tried. The cheek weld is comfortable, the stock doesnt wobble at all.

This is the best low angle grip for AR's or compatible firearms. Before this, I tried the A3 Xeno. I hated the huge ridge on it. This has nothing like that, its streamline, yet, its still wide enough to be comfortable.

As the title suggests, this cheap gas block works. It does what it's supposed to do. It's not fancy, nothing you dont need. If you dont need an adjustable gas block, why burn more money on a more expensive one?

As the title suggests, this cheap gas block works. It does what it's supposed to do. It's not fancy, nothing you dont need. If you dont need an adjustable gas block, why burn more money on a more expensive one?

This handguard is strong enough to take a beating, but light enough. It has great lockup. A definitely solid upgrade to any rifle!

I have relatively small hands, so perhaps that explains my situation. The width of the grip was uncomfortable, and despite a vertical grip, the angle was uncomfortable to my wrist. I could not find a way to hold it comfortably.

As the title says, it works well and as it should. I have this on a surefire m500 and it does the job. It keeps the handguard from wobbling too much and stays in place. If you need a handgusrd cap, get this one.

It works! It works well. If you're on the fence at all about a 9mm build and want something cheap and effectice to test it out, get this! It is accurate as far as you'll need to be with a 10" 9mm barrel. I'm excited to keep shooting this!

It is definitely a gas block! I put this on my dissipator AR and it works really well. I fired 100 rnds and there were no failures. Very pleased and definitely recommend if you want a railed gas block that isn't expensive. It is shorter than most so be mindful if you have a handguard without a full top rail and use the top rail.

The handgusrd looks really nice. It's lightweight. It works well for attachments.

My biggest issue with it is the way it attaches to the rifle. It uses a milspec barrel nut, which IT DOES NOT COME WITH. That's not an issue, the issue occurs when you are trying to tighten the screws. The teeth of the barrel nut have to be in line with the inner serrations of the handguard in order for the screw mounts to engage. The issue with this is that, if you twist the handguard to either side by about 5°, the mounting system disengages and you can just slide the handgusrd right off.

Now thats fine and all for a casual shooting trip, but if you do anything that puts force on the gun, the odds that the handguard will literally just slide off is high.

PS, i followed the directions on the instruction sheet (which were lacking at best), but there may be a possibility that I misunderstood or did something wrong in the way I mounted it. I am open to that possibility. However, I will never know if I did something wrong or not because TROY has non-existant customer service. I called the number on the paper and it redirected me to another number that didnt answer no matter how many times I called. I also looked online for a customer service number with no success. I emailed them and they never responded.