Rusty Shackleford from United States, KY Public Profile

put one of these on my montgo 9 and love it! likely getting more for my other glock mag pccs! at first I thought itd be better with an actual mag catch but in practice it would be worse because it would be an extra thing to remember to hit the release during reload and would eat precious time whereas the adjustable tension friction hold system is perfect! always best to make things as mindless and simple as possible especially with mag change/reloads where speed is important. highly recommended!

Great trigger, no pre travel, extra positive fast and short reset. Double taps really easy and could take getting used to, if you are going for a slow shooting target trigger this is not it. If you want fast splits for multiple targets type of shooting this is a good option for cheap. I have them in all 4 of my ar pccs

This thing is way better than I expected! Solid as can be, adjustable everything, and built better than anything you can attach it to! If you want a pic mount folder stop looking and get this one you will love it! As a side note it is solid metal so it carries a little weight if you're concerned with lightness.

I bought this for the purposes of removing and installing muzzle devices without twisting my receivers and honestly expected less for the price. Its just a aluminium tube with a billet or possibly steel head pinned into the end that sticks in the breech lugs but it is plenty strong enough for my purposes of removing/installing & timing muzzle devices. I feel it would work for barrel installation although If I were building a more precision directed rifle I would go with one of the solid steel ones that are much more expensive. But for the average budget ar build and maintenance purposes not requiring perfect precision or unlikely to see constant use and abuse this does the job for 1/3 the cost. So far I have used it to remove flash hiders and install muzzle brakes on 6 barrels and 3 of them were heavy profile 450 bushmasters and took a good bit of force to do and the tool held up fine.