Red from United States, AR Public Profile

It fit well and seemed to pattern alright with buckshot. I personally put it on an old wingmaster and there were no issues at all with feed or extraction. I really dont know why they make you make these reviews so long. Why are you still reading this? Just buy the barrel.

As the title says the first time I tried to use it to remove a barrel nut it sheered off one of the small metal pieces ( I don't really know what to call them) gotta say I really expected better for paying 20 bucks

So they're just dummy rounds but I think that they're great for simple training. dry fire is important for most people who don't have the money to be able to go to the range as often as they would like. Another good use is for failure training by putting one or two in a mag while you're shooting to simulate a bad round. they feed well and thus far have proven to be pretty durable other than the paint coming off though that's to be expected. I have some for most of my guns even if I only use them to check proper feeding after maintenance.

Ok so to be perfectly honest I didn't need to buy this I really just wanted to but was still super surprised by how well this works. I put this on a Savage 110 Tactical in 6.5 PRC. The 6.5 PRC is not a high recoil caliber but after putting this thing on it still felt like it cut the recoil by like half. This rifle round coming out of a pretty light rifle now feels like shooting a .22 even when standing but like the title says this thing is LOUD I had to start wearing ear plugs and muffs at the same time because shooting with this bad boy without using both had my ears ringing. Not really that big a deal but I thought worth mentioning none the less. I'm sure that this brake would make a pretty big difference if you're planning on using it on a large magnum or something similar. I wouldn't hesitate to use this on any large centerfire rifle up to a 338 Lapua.

Ok so I use this set constantly for everything from my dads camping knife to my moms kitchen knifes and it works really well for that. the setting are accurate and have a nice range for edge angles (i guess that's what they're called?). however I must admit that when you used it on the 17 degree setting the bar and actual stone end up running into the red tensioning knob which makes it a bit of a pain to sharpen that section of the blade without turning it over which is the only reason it gets 4 out of 5 stars. I even tend to take this with me when I go camping or hiking since it is relatively light and self contained.

Ok so I will admit that this is the first really nice knife I've ever bought for myself and was pretty excited about it. Before I got this I only had a pretty cheap pocket knife from a local store and one fixed blade given to me by my dad that he got from his dad that I don't like to use for heavy duty tasks as it is really old. So I decided to ask him what he would recommend as a really good utility knife and he said that he had always used his KA-BAR after he got out of the marines (he's a Vietnam vet) so that's what I decided I wanted. Upon receiving the knife I decided to test if it came shaving sharp which it actually did. trying to wipe off my bit of arm hair off the blade I actually cut my finger pretty good in like half a second without even noticing at first. I then decided to test it out a bit to have some fun. I stood a full water bottle on my porch and in one swing it cut it in half and cut so cleanly that the bottom of the bottle didn't even move. At this point I was already happy with it but then decided to test it on some wood and this thing goes through hard oak like its butter. Now I'm sure that this isn't the absolute best knife out there but it is a great place to start from though maybe a little big but I wanted it for utility and camping so I opted for the full size version. though I must admit that I don't think the sheath will be as resilient as the actual knife but it works for now and hey I might be wrong. If you actually read through all my rambling