Rob from United States, CO Public Profile

Attached them to a DPMS LR-308 build, with a KeyMod rail. Installed easily, looks really good and they are extremely stable. Love this bipod, you can collapse the legs forward or backwards and at different angles. I plan to buy more. Harris bipods are great, I love them also, but this bipod gives you more options and you are not limited to one attachment point. Great bipod.

Let’s face it, sometimes you need more than just pockets to carry all the junk we have these days. This is a well made bag with numerous compartments and it holds A LOT of stuff. It holds a full size Sig Sauer in a very nice, padded compartment. There are several points to attach gear and it is extremely comfortable. If you have to have a “Man Bag,” this is a great choice for a grab and go.

The concept behind the Sig Sauer SB15 is good. Just putting the brace over the stock tube was a challenge. I had to cover the stock tube with white grease in order for it to slide down the stock tube. Taking it off will be a chore in itself. When you put the brace on the stock tube, you need to move very slowly and keep checking the distance between the pistol grip of your lower and where the brace fits your arm. I have a large forearm and when you slide your arm inside the rubber molding, it scrapes you up pretty good. I strongly suggest you do not use this brace against your skin. Some type of form fitting, long sleeve shirt, like an Under Armour shirt would be a really good idea. The way the brace fits your arm, you need sights on a rail that raise up at least two inches. I put a low profile, red-dot sight on my AR-15 pistol and it became extremely awkward to try and line up the sights using the brace. I really like the concept of the brace, but right now it is a "One size fits all." I do recommend this brace for the sole purpose there are not a lot of options out there similar to the Sig brace. My suggestion to Sig Sauer is, shorten the rubber sides of the brace and use a wider strap for stability.