TK11069 from United States, TX Public Profile

I only buy Geissele triggers for all my AR builds. I have the 2-stage SSA on two rifles but got this single-stage for a pistol. It has a nice break like snapping a candy cane and better pull force over stock.

I have WC grips on two of my P320s and turned to them for my P365. I built a P365 using the Sig FCU, SPECTRE XL slide and this WC grip. The Sig 10 and 15 rd magazines fit perfectly. The grip is slightly fatter than stock but still very slim and the texture is aggressive and extends up to the top unlike the stock grip.

I bought the 12.5" to replace my Troy Alpha rail so I could get M-Lok compatibility. I prefer the mid-size rail on 16" barrels. As long as you have a mil-spec barrel nut (not included), this just slides on and then tighten down. I absolulty love the look and the slim profile.

This is the best option to replace an A2 front site/gas block that was installed on the bare barrel before coating it. This will cover the bare metal left after removing the A2 sight. It also installs easily, stays in place, and works flawlessly.

I now have two of these for each rifle - one black and one tan. I like the clean lines and M-lock compatibility. As will all Magpul M-lock attachments, the tread lock on the screws makes if very stiff. I like to place in a vise and thread the bolts on an off a few times until I can tighten by holding the nut with my finger.

Let's face it, polymer guns look cheap and ordinary. The AGX gip makes an ordinary P320 look more sophisitcated and expensive. I wish they sold a version that came with the wood grips (which I also bought). The grip is very comfortable and fit is even better than the polymer grip. The FCU is easier to insert too. I also added the stainless slide with gold barrel to complete the high-end, classic look.

Great Sig OEM replacement or for new build. I built an X-Carry platform (subcompact) using a fire control unit (FCU) I already had. The product photos are a inconsistent and the description does not specify, but the barrel I received has the notch for the loaded chamber indicator (LCI). It works fine even if your slide does not have an LCI (I don't) and I can see a round through that notch. If you don't want an LCI notched barrel, there are not options here to specify that.

I have both versions (V1 and V2) of these covers on 3 rifles. I prefer the simplicity and look of V1 so have two sets of those. V2 looked better on the SI hand guard. There is no logo, which also keeps the look clean. The go on and off easily. Just pinch the tabs to get it started and push to snap in. Lover them!

This light is a huge improvement over the Foxtrot1 in both size, aesthetics, and ergonomics. The smaller size looks great on my P320 compact (aligns with end of slide) where the last version extended too far. The weird angles in the design are also gone. The on/off buttons require less force to actuate compared to the old version but not quite as easy as I'd like. However, it's still not as easy as my InForce APL-C. As a human factors engineer, I think it could be an issue for some people with dexterity impairments finger weakness.

This is my first adjustable, long-range scope. I did tons of research before picking this scope and reticle. The military's selection of it for the DMR helped. It's mounted to a 5.56 AR with 18" barrel using the Leupold Mark AR Mount, Matte Black, 35mm, 177096. I roughly sighted in using the barrel and then a laser. Fine tuned it at the range. Couple of things to note that concerned me at first but seem to be normal. When it arrived, I could not adjust the elevation the full range. It stopped before getting to the third rotation. Support showed me how to take the cap off and fix that. However, I should have left it alone because on a AR, with the mounting height, it was hitting too low at 100 yards. So after adjusting and moving the cap to zero, I ended up right back where I started. This is something Leupold should mention when noting the huge elevation range this has.