Scott Smith from United States, AL Public Profile

Not an optic snob but I have had Nightforce, Trijicon and several others I paid premium for. I took a chance on a $300 scope a while back with this SE 1-6 and after pounding on it about a year I bought another then last week just bought another so I still have same change left over for a single purchase of one of the aforementioned optics...woot lol.

Some complain of the reticle being busy but I like it. It is very simple and very fast to use. Anything that takes less brain power to process is a win for me for my expected shooting goals. If you goal is instagram and having all the in crowd cheer you on your purchase, this may not be for you but if you need a solid optic with a great company standing behind it that will pretty much do anything any of the others will then go ahead and take a $300 chance, you will not regret it and if you do, arfcom EE is waiting and eager to move used optics.

This is the best End Plate and Castle Nut I have used. It is too easy to install. No need to stake and it stays put. I don't know why I waited so long to start using them. I will be putting them on my other builds from now on.

I could not find many options to thread a Glock 23 in .40 caliber and stumbled onto this one. It fit right in, functions perfectly and looks great. I do recommend it. The thread protector does come with this one too btw.

I started using XS Big Dots on a Glock a few years ago and quickly discovered they are the fastest shooting sights I have used. My brain does not need time to process aligning three dots or a square peg in a square slot. You just rest the golf ball in the land and boom, on target. I have heard folks say they are not very precise but I shoot out to 20 yards and can get the job done so I will leave that group to the paper punchers and spotting scopes. Bottom line, now matter what handgun you have these sights are perfect for CQB if that is the goal.

I was looking for an ultimak and stumped onto the Midwest and decided to give it a try. I'm glad I did. Once you tweak the rear with the Allen screws and snug the big bolt and sinch that with the Allen screws it becomes Rock solid with no need to fasten around the barrel. I'm loving it so far.

I needed a tall set to see over my Insight red dot and this fit the bill perfectly. The front which is .507 will also work well with a Leupold red dot and the factory installed sight. I highly recommend these for a glock.

These are very bright and well made but not for a novice to install. You need a Nicholson Swiss Cut #2 Needle File and patience and it will install just fine. It is built larger than needed so it will not drift in as is or you will destroy it.

I have tried many brands including the higher amp Veridians but these have the longest life and are all I use now. I got these with a Streamlight TLR-3 light in a bundle using a coupon and came out with a great deal.

I have had many lights including the TLR-1 and this little jewel is among my favorites. It is very light and only takes a single battery which lasts forever it seems. I would be this again and recommend it as well.