Skillett from United States, IN Public Profile

When buying gun parts I’m not a person who tries to save money by buying cheap parts. You get what you pay for. With that being said the UTG mount is as good as my high dollar Trijicon mounts.

I have two UTG mounts on two separate rifles with over 2,000 rounds each with zero issues of loosing or failing. The mounts are solid! Fit is perfect.

I 100% recommend the UTG mounts and will be purchasing more in the future.

Trijicon is a top name in optics. There are a ton of companies now making optics for cheap that replicate Trijicon for a fraction of the price. Remember you get what you pay for and if you can’t see what your shooting then you’re not going to hit your target.

If you put a $50 optic on your firearm then I sure hope it’s a HiPoint or another piece of junk. Don’t buy cheap when it comes to firearms and don’t put cheap parts on anything. Buy quality that’s tried and true. Stuff that will take the abuse and last the life of the firearm. Trijicon offers just that. This is my 9th RMO to go on 9 different firearms. Not one problem out of any of them.

As far as options, well that’s another thing. What size MOE, RMO or RMR, or maybe a dual Illuminates, etc. I shoot mostly within 75 yards with everything I own. Majority of the time I’m within 30 even with my assault rifles. For me getting on target quick is a must so I go with a larger MOE. Also, as I get older my eyes are not as good so the larger dot is easier to see and still doesn’t block out my target. The red dot is easier to pick up and I don’t want buttons. I want simple, easy to use and reliable optics. This is why I always choose Trijicon.

This won’t be my last Trijicon purchase. I recommend any Trijicon RMR 100%.

I’m a researcher. I never buy anything on impulse and research everything for two weeks before I purchase. Yes, it’s sometimes a problem. I always ask myself is it worth the extra money to buy name brand or should I go with the knock off, should I, should I should I.

I can tell you that bang for buck this range bag is excellent and worth every penny. It replaced my cheaper, smaller range bag I’ve had for 10 years. I’m sure this S&W bag will outlast my other bag and be the last range bag I buy. The quality is great.

A range bag can almost be your bail out/bug out bag. You don’t want it to be too big, but needs to hold everything for an entire range day at the least. This bag is perfect for me and allows me to haul multiple handguns, mags for each, several sets of war protection, tools, ammo, first aid kit and more.

I occasionally teach groups of shooters and I can load up this bag with everything needed and it not be too heavy to carry.

There are a ton of range bags on the market, but is spending $20 going to get the job done and when you jump up in price do you spend $60 or buy a similar bag for $160? I chose this bag because it was reasonably priced and offered the same storage and size as other more expensive bags. There are also cheaper bags that offer the same storage and size, but after researching I found a lot of those bags were not available or didn’t hold up.

With confidence I recommend this bag 100%.