Rifleman270 from United States, UT Public Profile

Ambi mag releases are fantastic at giving your AR greater functionality, but some are better than others . The spring pressure on some of the popular releases is too light allowing the mag to drop by just brushing against the button , I’m not going to bash other brands but you need to be fully aware that this is a common issue with some of the differing brands available other than CMMG The biggest reason I prefer this release is because of its width on the left side of the receiver. Some are too wide to add a B.A.D a battery assist device. This one by CMMG is not, it allows you to hit the mag release on the left receiver side and not accidentally engage the bolt release. You could even drop your mag by accident when engaging the battery assist device from the right side of the receiver. I have tried just about every brand of Ambi mag releases in my builds. I will honestly say this one one by CMMG works perfectly with the battery assist devices from Magpul and Phase 5 weapon systems. Most other brands of Mag releases are too wide for Proper function of the bolt release , so I hope this is info you can put to good use. Sincerely Rifleman270 ( skilled Armorer)

These look good and work good on your Mil/Spec AR15 lower receivers, they install easily and provide a bit extra room when using cold weather or shooting gloves. i have bought one in tan and one in black. I am very satisfied with my purchase and will buy more in the future.

This a fantastic grip with excellent texturing, not too little, not too much. I personally find the grip angle to be perfect for me. and the storage compartment holds securely and opens easily when needed . I have found the products of other popular pistol grips can be difficult to open especially in cold weather, These are imported from Germany and cost around 5 to 10 dollars less than Magpul and FAB Defense. to me there a no brainer. A big plus they come in 3 colors OD Green,FDE,and Black

This is a fantastic gas block, the perfect solution for an AR15/AR10 rifle with Delta ring and end plate combination. this type gas block allows for various types of flip sights to be mounted just forward of the hand guard, and it matches the the height of the picatinny rails on most AR Receivers. some have complained it might be a bit on the heavy side and suggested having it made of aluminum. in all honesty aluminum is a very poor material for a gas block. super hot gas pass from the barrel journal and into the gas block this will cause the aluminum to overheat and start eroding metal into the system causing premature failure down the road. i have looked intensely to find a Quality pic rail gas block combo. most i have found were made in China using aluminum. i'm pretty sure this one by Midwest Industries is the best one to get. i have been building AR15, M4, and M16A2 variants since the early eighties, I would not steer you wrong.