sphenodon from United States, PA Public Profile

I have this installed on my GHM9, in a Lingle Scorpion-magazine lower, along with a radian safety selector. This trigger causes no issues with any of those parts. The trigger shape itself is very comfortable for me to use, and the trigger itself is crisp, works as advertised, and was easy to install.

I wouldnt say it was a major improvement over the OEM GHM9 trigger, but it is an improvement nonetheless.

You get what you pay for, and you certainly get what your product is made from. Polymer will never be as sturdy as most metals, and this can be felt while using this setup. I think, given the polymer design, this bipod functions admirably.

I have mounted this bipod on a lightweight bolt action, and I made the determination that keeping weight down was more important than a super sturdy bipod. I intend to use the rifle to hunt within 150 meters, which i think setup, and this bipod, and handle easily.

Overall, using it is intuitive and easy, with my only grip being that the way you stow the bipod legs is a bit clunky, especially while sitting down at a bench. A very minor critique all things considered

I am running this in my CMMG Banshee 45 ACP 8" barrel, and it has been working exactly as intended. The handle feels solid, and i have yet to grab it in any way that makes me concerned to it's build quality. It locks well (something that is very important to me), is just big enough to easy to grab without snagging on things, and has a unique look that has been growing on me. Multiple color options are also a nice touch.

This is the most expensive CH I've used thus far, and so far, Im not disappointed. If you can wait for these to go on sale for a bit cheaper, I don't think you'll be disappointed

I'm not a fan of the general trend of hivemind-esqe adoration of one or a handful of different products. I have tried a few safeties from a handful of manufacturers, and figured it was about time to try this one.

Yeah, Radian is the best when it comes to the safety. It aint cheap, but if you have the $60 or so to drop, it will make your weapon handle better

I have this grip mounted on a GHM-9, and so far it works very well! Ive only taken it to the range a few times since putting it on the gun, but it fits my hand well, and the options to make sure the grip fits your hand, and even your gun, are appreciated. My only gripe is that it is quite long for a PDW style weapon, but once i find a grip I want that will fit the GHM, I'll happily swap this to one of my rifles that has a less comfortable grip. This is no fault of the grip itself (if i were smarter I'd have checked the specs and confirmed this before buying), and overall I'm glad i purchased it thus far. If that changes, I'll update this review accordingly

I will admit that I purchased this optic from a different supplier than OpticsPlanet, and it was late Nov 2023. Things may have changed in production, I may have had an unfortunate and unlikely failed model, etc. However, my RFX45 failed mere months into ownership. I did not abuse the optic by any means; my guns are largely safe queens besides range visits. I had this mounted on an FN 509, and I'm not sure if put even 1000 rounds through it with the optic on before it just stopped working. I tried replacing the battery (of course), tried pressing every single button on the thing, and even tried putting a piece of cloth in the battery compartment above the battery to trycand compress it down (I was grasping at straws). I really hoped this would be a decent budget ACRO style optic, but if 1000 rounds or so is all it can take, that's not worth the price imo.

Only reason I gave it 2 stars instead of 1 is because i admittedly did not even bother trying to go through customer service. They might've promptly replaced it with an optic that would work, they might've dragged their feet and replaced it with an optic that did the same thing, they might've not replaced it at all. Without knowing, I can't give a lower rating.