Will Smith from United States, ID Public Profile

These are quite nice. They look really good on too. I wouldn't mind a little bit more tie down inside the pocket for 10x12 plates but, heck, for the price of these I'll slide in a couple extra little pads to eat up that little bit of space. Simply put, you just can't go wrong with these.

These RA-240's are Optics Planet exclusives that Rise Armament made specifically for them. They're kind of a cross between the lower cost RA-140 trggers and the higher cost RA-434 triggers with still having the 3½lb. pull. They really are a good deal for the money. With these you get a great 3½ lb.trigger and it doesn't cost you a Timney price tag!

In the examination of a lot of stocks to find ones with snug fit that don't rattle around with play on the buffer tube, these are one of the clear winners. Really nice snug fit to a standard milspec buffer tube. No play or rattle. These are definitely worth using. On a battle rifle you don't want stuff rattling around making noise. Really nice job by Hogue with these.

This was a disappointment. In the search to find stocks with a nice snug and tight fit that don't rattle with a little play on the buffer tubes, this one didn't live up to expectations. Fit and play is basically the same as with a Magpul MOE stock.. So, if you're looking for a stock that will fit on your tube nice and snug, pass this one by. It's an OK stock but nothing great.

We all know these aren't mageprice binocuars. And for a bugout bag, stick these ones in it. I bought and examined 3 of the lowest cost small binocs for bugout bags. The Tascos thugh cheap have really nice clarity Before anyone should consider approaching an unknown location, they really should examine it from a good distance. Though the field of view is smaller than larger binocs, so is the rist of a reflection giving you away. There are a couple downsides to these but not enough to detract from a 5 star rating for the optic itself. 19 the case oesn't have a belt loop design that I would expect to last very long. No bggie, i wouldn't put them on my belt anyway. These are an optic you pull out when you need them and you aren't going to need any binocs in 2 seconds since you're examining something at distance for planning. The lenses are nice and clear and teh magnifcation is what it says it is. Rubber coating to help prevent shock damage. For the price, you can't go wrong. The other 2 I examined I wouldn't give 5 stars to. I'd give them both 3 stars -- possibly 2 stars for one of them.

since it all fits in the pot it's worth finding space of in a pack. You could add waterproof matches in with it too. the fuel pellets are made from sawdust and wax - that's it. So, it wouldn't be hard to just make some extras too. I've been getting a few of these for 3-7 day bugout packs.

Overall the pack is quite decent. It has good lower back support and padding on the shoulder and waist straps. Internally it does suffer from a lack of lining organization pockets. But, you can fit everything you need in it for at least a week survival. You can store a couple water bladders in the bladder pocket as well. Externally the pack is very well constructed. The internal lining could use improvement.

These are great grips for the money. They are light at only 2.2 ozs. Lighter than any other storage grip I've found. Solid polymer also. a big bonus with them is that the storage cover sort of snaps into place so it isn't going to fall out on its own. I've bought a number of these grips over the last couple years and keep on buying them. The only thing that would really make them better is if they had a rubberized texture to them, but, that would drive up the weight also so, I'm quite content with them as they are.

These grips withut doubt are the lightest grips I know of. If you're trying to make a sub 4lb. carbine, they're perfect for it. At 1.6 ozs, it's ighter than any other grip I found. The 15 degree angle may not be so comfortable for everyone, but I find no discomfort issue using the carbine with it and a sub 4lb. carbine you can carry around all day hardly realizing you have it with you! So, for your ultralight, you want this since the next lowest weight grip I found was over a half oz. heavier and when making an ultralight, evey 10th of an oz. savings in weight adds up.

Got this in blue for a customer project. As usual with Strike Industries components they're top notch. If you want color accents with yoru controls, Strike is the way to go. With the flip switch you have an ambi safety that isn't insane cost and also color matches to the other Strike colored components.