William from United States, GA Public Profile

Great tools to align both iron sights and red dots. It may not be perfect and most will hope to rely solely on this, but you will need to fine tune at the range. These should get you close depending on how you setup initially.
I’m very impressed so far, but will confirm when I get to range. But even with rotating the unit within the barrel, it is not far off in accuracy that can’t be mitigated quickly. Especially if you setup properly at 10 yards in your home, etc.
You may need to have a cleaning rod or something to push it out of the chamber from the barrel end depending on tolerances.
I will be ordering more for other calibers.

This sight came in packages very well. All components protected and instructions are very clear for mounting. The package also came with separate Glock MOS mounting screws and Allen wrench to mount directly to Glock MOS pistols. You will need to purchase blue loctite (242) for the mounting screws that came with the Vortex site.
If you plan to sight in using a bore site, there are plenty of YouTube videos available on how to do that.
From my perspective, being able to change batteries with moving the sight is a plus. The manual and auto brightness options are also a plus that you can activate based on your needs.
I don’t think anyone will be disappointed with this product. I will say the cover doesn’t fit snug based on you setup (MOS, Rail, etc) based on the location of your iron sights and height of the setup.
I have not shot my 34 with this setup yet, but make sure you battery cap is on tight prior to range visit. Some people have indicated light shuts off during firing and this is due to cap being loose impacting electrical connection.

I’m very impressed with the quality and functionality of this light. I only have had experiences with Inforce lights, due to their paddle setup for the light activation. However, I really like the compact nature of the TLR-7A along with the paddle options with high or low mounting attachments. I also like the integrated lockout function which is clearly a well implemented strategy.
It comes with multiple keys for different rail configurations.
It fits flush with barrel on Glock 19 size frames and about 1/2” shorter than barrel on Glock 17 size frames. I haven’t tried it on larger 21/20 Glock frames, but you may be better off with the TLR-1 or 2. Hopefully Streamlight will make larger lights with this paddle activation option. I would love to see this on a TLR-1.

This fits as expected! I would definitely recommend this for anyone looking for frame/grip plugs for a Gen 5 medium frame Glock.
Also, it seems the Gen 4/5 plugs are easier to insert than the Gen 3 plugs.

I purchased this since I had trouble finding a frame/grip plug for a Gen 3 Glock 30. There is one available that is more of a press fit, but didn’t work well. However, even though this plug is rated for Gen 4, it did fit my Gen 3 perfectly. It’s locked in solid and not loose.
I’m very happy with it and I’m sure this will also fit a Gen 3 Glock 29 as well.

This is a well built and attractive safe right off the bat. The size is perfect with ample padding that can be removed or added to your desired level of protection and movement reduction of the contents inside. The manual is great and easy to follow to program your code. Also, it come with a kit to lock out the key access completely. I’ve tested the fail safe if your battery runs out and you disabled the key lock. Simply plug the USB connector into a charger and then to the safe. The keypad will light up and let you access your code to open. This is a great feature as most cars have a USB port in them. Even though it only has a 4 numbers available you can program a 4 to 8 digit PIN. Again, great safe and you would not be disappointed.