Just a sloth from United States, MT Public Profile

There isn't much to say, the product does what it's supposed to do. Quality seemed fine, no noticeable defects, and I encountered no issues using it.

They do exactly what they should, no problems. However, do note that it "may" come with the carry handle adapter. I ordered a couple, and while I read that I needed to buy this component separately, one did come with both adapters I bought. I recommend buying the carry handle adapter first, inspecting it when it arrives, and only order this after confirming you need it. Not much else to say, these things do what they should.

I absolutely love this grip. You can hold in any number of ways and more likely than not find something that feels perfectly comfy for you. I personally don't like fully gripping a vertical foregrip, but also don't like the angle of some angled grips. This one let me find my perfect middle ground. Only possible thing I can think of as a downside is that it does take up more room than regular foregrips, so if you have limited space it may not fit.

Not much to say really; it makes dropping the bolt and locking the bolt back much simpler. Installation is easy as can be, and it can be removed just as easily should you deign to remove it. I would chalk it up as one of those things you didn't realize you needed, until you had it.

Strictly speaking, if you just need something to raise a sight up a bit, you are better off getting a regular riser at a fraction of the weight of this thing. I, however, just really like the look of carry handles which is why I got this. If you get the short version, you can mount it between a typical pair of backup sights and they will perfectly clear and be usable, so you can keep your backup sights in place if you have them. It feels sturdy, there is a ton of real estate for mounting whatever you may want, and doesn't have any glaring issues. My only minor complaint is the mounting system is mildly inconvenient. Rather than the typical setup of tightening screws on the sides to clamp it on the rail, it uses small screws coming from the top that are slightly tricky to work with. It's advised to use threadlocker with it as well, so it isn't something you can casually swap out. That aside, I like it overall. If you like carry handles, it can be a neat addition, and I personally think it looks quite nice on bullpups.

I have two ARs and wanted to differentiate them a bit, so I went a bit extra and got this for one of them, along with the matching stock and pistol grip which must be bought directly from Woox. (Search online for Woox Vigilante and you'll find em). It looks fantastic in my opinion. Maybe a bit heavy compared to other options, but not a big deal. Lots of M-lok real estate, and a handy place to mount a front sight. My one major complaint is in regards to install it. Your standard armorer's wrench will NOT work on the barrel nut. You specifically need a 29mm wrench flat to attach to your torque wrench. Partially my fault for not checking the installation instructions pre purchase, but it feels like it's just sort of a given generally that an armorer's wrench will work with barrel nuts....

I've used the regular MOE handguard in the past and decided to try this, and I definitely am a fan. You get just a bit more length to work with, allowing you to hold the handguard just a bit further up the barrel, and also granting you space for another M-lok slot. It's comfy to hold, and in my opinion, looks very nice. The only complaint I might have is that installing it was a pain in the butt. The regular MOE handguard takes me like, 5 seconds to install. This took... dramatically longer than I'd care to admit. I had to pull the delta ring ALL the way back, as far as it can possibly go, to he able to barely force the thing into place. Maybe it was just a me issue and I somehow was doing it wrong, but either way that's my only complaint.

I've only ever used the standard charging handle for the AR platform, and this is just so much nicer. Being able to charge your rifle one-handed with either hand isn't strictly necessary, but it IS nice. The only real downside is now I am going to have to replace all my charging handles with this or something similar, because I really don't want to settle for regular charging handles now.

Quality wise the handguard seems fine. In terms of comfort and grip I guess it is okay. I don't hate the feel, but I definitely prefer the similar Magpul handguards. Installing was simple. The handguard features a spot to mount a picatinny rail towards the front for whatever you might want to put there. Overall I guess I like it, but it's hard to justify over other options. But if you really like the look, it isn't bad.

The product does work perfectly and makes dealing with the delta ring a non issue. However, the rubber coating also shreds off rapidly. You might be able get two to three uses of it before the coating is useless, and now you either need to improvise and wrap it in something, or just raw dog it and scratch your delta ring up. But ultimately it does work and makes the process much smoother.