Sam from United States, NY Public Profile

Bought this to replace a similar product from Valkyrie to get a bit better performance. This is currently on my R1 Hunter 1911 6" in 10mm, and it makes the gun laughably easy to shoot. I also live in a problem state, so this is a completely legal option for a muzzle device. No fitting was needed either. No feeding or function issues so far.

I bought this for a G19 build using an SCT frame. It has been incredible so far, coming in at about a 4.25lb pull, with reduced pretravel and a clean break. I have just over 100 rounds through it with no issue, and as this is a carry gun, I gave it a lot of blows on the back with a plastic mallet to make sure it was still "drop safe". I've used Overwatch triggers in the past, but as this is the whole kit, it's nice not having to worry about whether other parts will work or not. All for less than what most triggers cost alone.

Like some other people, I bought this vise block due to lack of other options at the time. It was similar to other reputable products that were out of stock, so I chanced it. Ive built 3 Aero M5 uppers off it so far with no issue. While a bit more tedious to set up, i like the added support the bolt insert gives when torquing the barrel down. All in all its been a great tool at a great price.

I was looking for the lightest possible stock for lightweight build. I was set on the minimalist stock from mft, but then I found the sl-m stock. Even lighter, and less expensive, it worked great. Little smaller area on the buttstock, but no issue for a 5.56.

Of the limited options available for AR-10 vise blocks, this was one of the few that was in stock at the time. I bought it to try and it worked great. I used this on an AERO M5 upper and had no issues with binding or spacing. Handles the barrel nut torque with no issue, and came right back apart. I like that you're not only relying on the cross pins to hold it in place.

I personally like the Strike Industries LPK. It's a nice medley of milspec and "upgraded" parts. The bolt catch and take down pins have a nice aesthetic look, while still being robust. As other reviews mention the milspec trigger is on the lighter side, I'd guess around 6-7lbs. The main reason I like this kit is the safety. I'm a big fan of not having a 90 degree safety, but this has the option for 90 or 60 depending on preference, as well as ambidextrous if needed. All in all it has several upgrades that I prefer, along with everything else needed to complete a lower.

It looks like the initial issues with this barrel were due to a design change from SIG that didn't make it down the pipeline. I was in a pinch and needed a barrel ASAP, so I took a chance after seeing Optics had revised the barrel geometry. I dropped this in a Zev octane slide coupled with a Sig custom works FCU. Put over 100 rounds through it during a range trip, without a single hiccup. Previously I had a Zaffari barrel that had 2 malfunctions, and the coating started to wear after about 50 rounds. Both the machining and coating of the Trybe barrel are excellent. I haven't seen any wear yet, but the slide has been broken in already, so take that with a grain of salt. Material specs are on par with Sig OEM barrels, however Trybe does not recommend +P ammo. Not a problem for me, but may be an issue for others. All in all, I can plug steel plates at 40 yards with no malfunctions, and the barrel looks great.

Bought this for a 10mm AR build. Paired this with the Kaw extra power spring and the 10mm/40S&W bolt and its been flawless. The recoil is smooth and easy to control. This has quickly become my favorite rifle, and this buffer makes it fast, reliable, and easy to control.

Bought this for the G17, and so far its been great. Compact enough to fit in a backpack, but is much more stable once deployed. I dropped a red dot on top and loaded up the mag holder and it works great. So far the spare mag stays in place even when loaded, and I haven't had any cycling issues.

These are my favorite style of foregrips. You can still get leverage on a vertical grip, but it works well for c grips on the handguards as well. M-lok makes it easily mountable, and I've never had and issue with sturdiness. Only issue, it doesn't match my rifle cerakote, but I'm into that 50 shades of FDE.