Reviews by Wolvesden509
Must have for Shield Mags
Written on Dec 17, 2024
Review for
Shield Arms Magazine Catch/Release
Don't go without this upgrade if you're running SA mags. Last thing you want is to experience a mag feed or release error under critical conditions. Smooth operation, perfect fit and size. Not a fan of the texture, prefer serrations, but it works as intended.
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Small and functional
Written on Dec 17, 2024
Quick and easy upgrade. The inside edges line up perfectly and the fit is snug. Very functional ramp for its size. Doesn't create an unnecessary bump at the pinky or adversely impact grip like some larger magwells do. A little pricey but that's because it's aluminum vs polymer.
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Simple, Functional, and Affordable
Written on Jan 28, 2021
I typically stipple my weapons, so I can appreciate a good texture when I feel one and Magpul did a great job on these. What I also liked was the fact that they can be placed entirely into an MLOK slot or split over two. Some other products have an entire recess/lip that only allow them to be placed in the entire MLOK oval slot. This feature alone made my day as my 10.5" AR pistol's handguard doesn't have a lot of MLOK real estate and I was able to optimize the pieces to protect the entire area of my hand placement. They are also wider than some other products, which helps with better surface contact/grip and reduced heat exposure.
Side note/perk, the texture kind of matches with the Magpul Hand Stop. Overall, love'em!
Side note/perk, the texture kind of matches with the Magpul Hand Stop. Overall, love'em!
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Almost perfect...for plastic
Written on Jan 28, 2021
Review for
MTM 4-Can Ammo Crate
Overall, really appreciate the thoughtfulness that went into this product. Each box can hold a solid 500 rounds. Could be more if the container didn't taper as much (thus the 4 stars) and if the seal were secured better (added some glue myself). The locking tab is solid. The handle is solid when the container is full of ammo, though I recommend keeping the containers in the crate to prolong the life of the handles because they are plastic after all. Don't get me wrong, you're getting a great PLASTIC product for a very reasonable price. So don't go slamming it because you're expecting it to be as solid as a metal case. You are getting what you pay for; affordable quality.
I use some containers for ammo and some for mags or accessories and you'll be amazed how many mags each would hold. I put my entire CMMG .22lr bravo kit (bolt and 3 mags), two 30-round mags, and my folding Mag Feeder (as long and thick as two mags) in one container. I can grab the entire crate or just two containers and be ready to go ammo and mag wise. Overall, I really like it and will likely buy another set just for my pistol ammo and parts.
I use some containers for ammo and some for mags or accessories and you'll be amazed how many mags each would hold. I put my entire CMMG .22lr bravo kit (bolt and 3 mags), two 30-round mags, and my folding Mag Feeder (as long and thick as two mags) in one container. I can grab the entire crate or just two containers and be ready to go ammo and mag wise. Overall, I really like it and will likely buy another set just for my pistol ammo and parts.
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Strong, easy, and inexpensive
Written on Jan 27, 2021
Review for
ODIN Works Extended Magazine Release Gen III
Because not everyone has weanie-long fingers, this mag release extensive is MONEY. The shape and cut pattern keep you index finger in the right place while applying pressure. The coatings appears to be very durable and overall build quality should take a reasonable drop (mind you, this product rests on a spring loaded button). Great functional upgrade for the price.
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Grace brace, s#*t strap
Written on Sep 17, 2020
Product quality (with the except of the estastic velcro strap) is absolute premium level. For an arm brace it offers comfort, position versatility, and durability for such a low weight brace. Perhaps the only gripe (aside from that garbage velcro strap) is that the rubberized ends where you insert your arm tend to fold over each other. HOWEVER, this is nothing an upgraded strap (because the one included is trash) or plastic plug won't fix. You could run a 3D printed insert/plug to firm up the brace. I shoot from the hip with the pistol secured against my forearm/bicep and could benefit from the added rigidity. An insert/plug does NOT take away from the brace's ability to be used as a strapped arm brace or in any way permanently modify the brace, BUT check with your authorities before accessorizing your brace.
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