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Model 60-18 5” barrel I did some modifications to extend the length, carry 3 clip strips 357 I carry from 7 am to 10 pm 7 days a week. This band is over 2 years in service and in great condition. By far the highest quality material in any holster. I don’t know I’m carrying most of the time. Complete concealment. I wear bib overalls most of the time but when I’m wearing jeans or dress slacks, no difference. I’ve tried every belly band and shoulder holster made. This is by far my favorite. Doub...

Arrived on time and packaged quite well. Everything attached like it should without any hiccups. I was surprised to find that even the scope had red and green cross hairs (didn't catch it when ordering) made me love it even more. The laser is powerful, can see it several hundred yards away with ease. (This was in pitch darkness in country setting) i have only put 20 rounds through my new rifle with this setup so still have break in to do but very happy with the outcome of putting rounds on paper...

The SFT2 tactical gear stand is nothing short of outstanding. It is incredibly sturdy, reliable, and perfectly designed to store all my gear in one compact and organized space. From helmets and vests to belts and packs, everything fits securely and is easily accessible. The build quality is top tier and it gives a sense of durability and stability that is hard to match. Honestly, I cannot think of a single improvement. It checks every box for my needs. If you want a clean and efficient way to st...

Can’t beat it for the price. I don’t understand some of the hate they get on Facebook. The sight I have works exactly how I want it to, no fog/condensation, it’s not blurry. Very easy to sight in and maintains accuracy what more could you want? One downside so far that honestly isn’t even that big of a deal is that it is a little heavy with everything on it, so I put the laser on a different AR to take some weight off high worked out well. Great company, fast shipping, good quality product...

Close quarters combat is a perfect description, Open sites on top is a very nice addition, Super rugged and durable, I put it through hell already and it still functions and it still zero. Picture isn’t the best, but I’m not pulling it out of where it’s placed for right now. Know this, It is a close quarters combat optic, About the same distance, as you would use a reflex scope, However, having a Chevron gives you the ability to extend that distance slightly, And the open sit on top like I sai...

Bought the Paragon 4x24 prism scope and the Frenzy SRD red dot combo. I compared them to my Trijicon TA31 ACOG /Holosun 507c combo and they match up very closely. The Vector optics for the price point at $300 vs the others at $1500 is a no brainer! The Frenzy glass and red dot are equal to the Holosun. It has all the same features. I later bought the RM19 Tac-Light - Picatinny combo with the angled foregrip and sling for a great price to complete the set up. It is a very rugged light and the pre...

had it a few months has been thrown in and out the truck , dropped a few time, pushed through the woods , ridden on the 4wheeler and has around 1000 rounds on it . Sighted in at 50 yards and ran 500 rounds through rifle that same day has held zero fine . Glass is clear and reticle is nice and crisp seems pretty durable from my experience. Eye box is small but that’s like the real acog 2.5-1.5 inches . One complaint is I had to torque screws on the ocular down they were not torqued correctly so i...

Easily zeroed at 100 yds. Glass is clear, reticle was plum and square in relation to the scope itself and the mount. Chevron and tip of the post were both as bright as an actual acog so a little bit of tape goes a long way. No tritium for lowlight or indoor shooting but, a cursory look on Amazon yields an illuminator that is battery powered for the acog for 44 dollars. I've only put 100 rds through at the moment but there was no shift in zero. I am very very impressed as a marine who deployed wi...