Ryan from United States, NC Public Profile

Just received and mounted this new sight on my AR. I replaced a scope and back up red dot. I purchased the adapter to add a back up red dot on the top of this sight, but I won't be using it. It's not too hard to use it with both eyes open. I'm new to using the ACOG, but do don't see any reason that this won't perform as expected. It came in good condition.

I chose this handguard because I love the look. I replaced the factory handguard with this one on my 1301 and it looks great. Easy to swap out. I note that it's a little less grippy than the factory issued, so I may add some grip tape. I like the placement of the m-lok slots.

I got this for my PPK so I could go full Bond. The quality is good. The leather is sourcedfrom the US. It smells great. It fits well. I have no complaints. Now all I need is an arch villain in a helicopter that I can shoot down.

Was looking for a way to raise my SRO for a co-witness on my target pistol. At first I found very expensive solutions, but I came across this beauty and couldn't be happier. It functions just as I need. Who doesn't love that? It's light weight. Strong enough. I don't for-see any issues. And I like that I can now move my SRO to anything with a pic rail. That's a nice little solution there :)

They work. They suppress the sound of gun fire. The battery compartment is water resistant. So they have that. I'm just not all that impressed with the rest. There are two significant things that I miss from my old ear pro. First is that you can't turn the volume up very high. The highest volume is like, normal volume. My old ear pro I could turn it up enough to be able to hear what was happening in the next room. On these I have them turned up all the way, and it's normal talking volume. I'd like it more if they could be a louder. I like having the option of turning the volume up so that I can have super-hearing at the range, so I can hear everything going on around me. When I'm wearing these I feel so limited on what I can hear going on around me. I'd almost say you hear less than what you hear without them. I tried all three settings and I couldn't make any improvement. They do block the sound of the gun shot, so they do what they are supposed to, but I'd give another star if I could turn the volume up. The second thing that I don't like is that they don't fold up. My old ear pro could fold up nice and compact, easy to store in my range bag. These don't, I can't put them in my range bag because they take up too much space. I carry them separate. A solid three star.

As for adding a rail to a Henry rifle, this is the best option I've been able to find. It's great quality and the center is depressed the length of the rail to allow for the use of the iron sights. The reason for four stars is that the depression is just wide enough to be able to see both front and rear sights. Just barely. So it slows down sight acquisition. I could have been a little wider, but I suppose they had to balance with strength.

I really like this design. I go through a lot of gloves and I was excited to find these. I like the color, the print, and I like the knuckle protection while keeping the finger profile low. The only thing I don't like is that the strap is on the bottom, and I prefer to have them on the top. The picture makes it look like it's on the top, but it's not. That being said, it's not enough of an issue for me not to love these gloves. Just something I need to get used to. They are just the right size and give the protection I need without getting in the way. Right now, these are my go-to gloves for training.