StraighTalk from United States, VA Public Profile

I’ve read the complaints about how tight they are, and I get it: I have big thighs and hate skinny pants. But I like these pants.

Flexible: With spandex, they allow free movement without bunching or catching. Great for packing your things for a trip to the range, great for driving, very comfortable if you’re active at the range, say, for IDPA practice drills, for kneeling or lying down, etc. While maybe feeling tight at first, once you start moving around you’re likely to forget you’re wearing them.

Convenient: They have a number of pockets. My favorite are the Velcro-flap-covered thigh pockets with magazine pockets inside. I find these very handy at the range, especially in settings where I don’t have a table to place my things.

I really like these pants and have assigned them to range use — but I can imagine doing work around the yard or house with them. They’re not for dates; they’re for action.

I liked the pair I bought so much that I ordered a second.

This is an excellent product. Easily installed on the rail of my S&W M&P 2.0 9mm. Battery insertion at the front of the light is very easy and does not require device removal (which will be very handy when the time comes for battery change). Adjusting windage and elevation is easy and straightforward.

This is my fist laser/light combo, and I was very pleased from the start. In fact, it was put to the test late last night, when we thought an intruder had entered the home. The light was bright — lit up the large spaces in my house, and the laser is very bright and intense at the target area around the laser. Turning the device on was easy and immediate. I had chosen the settings upon installation, and changing the settings — which requires pushing the buttons on both sides at the rear of the device simultaneously — is easy and intuitive. Turning the device on — which requires the pushing of only one of the buttons (left or right, whichever you prefer) — is easy, and the button has just the right responsiveness, not requiring too hard a push but requiring pressure to turn it on. It turns on the setting which you used the last time it was on.

In summary, it is an excellent light/laser combo for home defense, which will be the function of this full-size S&W M&P 2.0 at my bedside. I cannot comment on the device with carry outside the home (I will likely not carry this on my person); however, I would not hesitate to use it for car trips. Its blinding light (with strobe option) a

What’s not to like? It’s Sig. Works great. Clicks right into my Sig p365xl. Reliable on the range; I trust it in my carry.
Okay, the price is stiff (definitely), but I have used other makers’ products with my Sig. Paid less but have had occasional problems with the less expensive after-market magazines made by others.
It’s a magazine; nothing complicated, right? But for reliability and durability, I am willing to pay more for the Sig original.

Love the weight added to the p365 grip module and its impact on balance and feel of the firearm. It’s a whole new gun! Would like it more if Wilson Combat included a solution for the rattling that comes with the weights banging around with every movement. A solution is easy enough to find, I guess, but it would improve the product if it all came together with such a solution. (I wasted time searching for solutions on YouTube.)