Wendell Sawyer from United States, OH Public Profile

First let's take a look at the good of this optic. It's light weight compared to others in it's size category. It mounts up really solid. In the sunlight the reticle is bright and crisp.

Now the bad... The reticle is very visible in low light situations. Typical indoor lighting doesn't come remotely close to providing good enough illumination to make the reticle useful. Making the purchase of the Light Panel kit a necessity and not an option, if you plan to do any type of indoor shooting. However that opens up another can of worms. In that those tiny T7 Torx screws are on there tight. The included tool that comes with the kit seems to only serves to strip the screw heads. Finally after a lot of frustration and curse words I have the panels off. It is then I notice the light panels are a different profile which IMHO clutters the view. I swear it looks like looking at the rear end of one of those new Vettes, or some super car. The light module provides 3 levels of brightness with the 2 highest having a noticeable bloom. If you're familiar with the M21 you know those things were rock solid and built like a tank. While I haven't done any extreme testing with the M22 it just seems like a poor knock off.

Given the price of the optic, especially with the added cost of the light module I cannot recommend it. There are just too many better options available at or below the price of this.

The least expensive, longest running mount you will ever buy. Sure it isn’t quick disconnect and is basic as it gets, but it does what you expect, better than you expect. Get it, Set it and forget it. It’s solid.

If you didn’t notice this is just the bolt carrier. Nothing else you need is included with the exception of a firing pin retaining pin (the Cotter key). The carrier is a full auto M-16 pattern with a selector for suppressed/unsuppressed on the left hand side. I know some have may take issue with that set-up, but for me it’s not.

So what is this? It’s a solution to the issues DI guns have running suppressors. IE putting all that excess gas in your face. So does it help. It absolutely does. I’ve heard that it also helps with recoil, personally I’m not that good of a shooter to notice. However one thing I did notice was less gas in my face throughout my range session. Now I have this combined with a Radian Raptor SD charging handle so that may have some impact on my experience as well.

I can’t really say I’m a trigger snob, so my experience is quite limited. Most the triggers I run are single stage ALG ACT triggers, and a couple LaRue 2-stage triggers. Given that let’s move on. First off the trigger is nicely packaged in a way that a costumer can easily interact with the item before purchase. Not sure if that’s important but the algorithm says I need some more words. You know filler. Anyway you see the stuff…the trigger, the grip, the jig… Yeah, it’s got a jig you can install your other triggers in to play around with. Maybe you can use it to practice drilling that 3rd hole…I don’t know. But this trigger is smooth as butta, and crisp as a potato chip. Yuge improvement over your stock trigger for sure.

The fit and finish of this gas block is excellent. Unfortunately it seems it is not compatible with the slimmer profile hand guards/rails. In my case that's the Geissele SMR MK13. Looks like it fits. Especially when compared to the Geissele Super Gas Black that came with the rail, but as someone else put it; she's a fat bottom girl.

Got this grip for my MK25 and even though I didn't have much issue with the stock grip this one does feel a whole lot better. Installation was easy, and if you have a new Sig even easier since your already has most the parts already installed. One word of advice if you plan on installing the SRT kit do it all at once, though it wasn't hard going back in.

This is a great optic that while I would question it's use in a tactical situation is great regardless. The dot is crisp and clear, and while adjustments are not as easy as some it does build confidence in knowing that once set it's not going to move, or be easy for someone else to "adjust" your sights >;) The body is aluminium and the hood is polymer, the lens is crystal clear, with a reddish/orange reflecting surface.