Q from United States, CO Public Profile

From the worst complaint down, installing in a ZPAPM70: 1) the retaining clip is some ~7mm too long, so it will not fit and you cannot install the system. 2) I called MARS customer service and they basically said "yeah, this is a common complaint, we'll add you to our list for when the fix comes out but not sure when that will be; just keep an eye out for our email or phonecall." 3) as a final sale item, you cannot return it, so there went $300 out of your pocket. 4) The trip bar and trigger cam have a very janky fit and they had milling tabs on them I had to clean off so there arent sharp bits of metal that stuck me; they're also free to wobble around in the reciever which leads me to believe that if the retaining clip did fit, the system would only function part of the time. 5) the trigger looks as if it were cast by a 5-year old and there was zero attempt to clean it up. After paying $300 for the few ounces of metal this is, you would expect something that looks far better than a toddlers science fair project. CONCLUSION: this product should be, at most, $45 including shipping; the parts do not all fit so you cannot even install it. You can't return it, and the quality is entirely ka-ka.

Light turns on and functions, but thats just about the only positive thing about it. Feels cheap, the little inserts for different rails wiggle around in their slot like a toddler wearing their dad's boot.The buttons wobble around and are made of a cheap plastic—the two on mine are even different. The left side gives a solid, tactile "click" when pressed, but the right doesn't, so you can tell their parts are not consistent. The screw for the rail clamp sticks out past the body of the light and snags on everything it touches. With issues like these, I have very little confidence this thing will perform when I need it to, or it will endure serious use.

Robust QD mount. Maybe a little chunky compared to others on the market, but it mounts to your MLOK rail nice and solid,and being so thick it appears as if there's no chance of this breaking.

Made out of good material, this pouch is sturdy. That being said, the way it's designed you cannot simply adjust the pouches fit on-the-fly;the shock cord is wrapped through way too much. It's like trying to adjust a monkey fist knot, having to pull the line over here, then from there, then push it down through there, and so on. Again, great material, but for the price point I expected a design that functioned with similar quality.

Ordered two, and they were both a little gritty at first, but a drop of oil in the right spot and working the mechanism a few times solves that. The only complaint I have is the pins that hold the handles in are just little roll pins, which I fear may not be very durable, but we'll see.

The material is quality, but this is not made for water bladders: there is nothing to hang the bladders on, so it will and does fall down into the bag and causes issues drinking from it. Also, because of the shape (tall and skinny), if you plan take off the shoulder straps and attach it to a back pannel, it will hang below the bottom of the PC which is obnoxious. Just adding something to hold the water bladder up would bump it from 1 star to 3.

It functions as a dump pouch, although a little small if it's to be used for rifle magazines. However, if the goal here was an affordable dump pouch, I'd rather they didn't put the useless pockets on the sided (and another, cheap and pointless pocket in the inner lining of the pouch itself) and passed the savings from using less material on to the consumer. I've already ordered a pouch from a different company to replace this one.