This thing is pretty neat. It's light, easy to use, intuitive, and has a zoom feature (8x if I remember correctly), and has multiple night vision colors, which makes it easier to see different things using different colors. Heat can be white, black, outlined in red, thermal (bright colors), or just sort of black and white.

You can look out into the pitch black woods and see a person peeking out from behind a tree, or behind a bush clear as day. I have a dark property at night, with bears around. I use it to feel more secure when going out into the unlit areas at night.

The buttons are easy to use, intuitive, spaced out right, and simple. There is a photo capture button so when you finally find Bigfoot, you have proof! The eyepiece is a comfortable soft rubber. And being a monocular, it's a one handed operation, freeing up your other hand for a weapon or whatever. Pretty cool!

This night vision device is really nice! I can see the dark things in front of me very clearly at night. This product can even record video, and it will give you a memory card when you buy it. You can easily get photos or videos to your mobile phone or computer. It is very worth buying, and you will never regret the product after buying it! It will definitely bring you a new experience at night and is worth buying!

I received this recently, along with the adapter kit for a Forster Co-ax press. It was very simple to install - pretty intuitive design - and it works very well. The priming is done at the bottom of the stroke, where the mechanical advantage of the press is not nearly as great, so the feel one receives during the operation is excellent.

The product build quality is very nice, better than I expected, and everything works as it should. I can see that, with a bit of experience and practice, one should be able to prime cases very quickly and consistently. I have several other priming tools, but this will be the priming tool I use for precision rifle.

I ordered this tactical molle admin pouch from ngclab.com Vine, and I have been using it to organize my smaller gear. The pouch is pretty sturdy, and the material feels durable enough to handle some rough use. It attaches securely to my backpack without any issues, and it is not too bulky, so it does not add much extra weight when I am carrying it around.

The tactical molle pouch seem strong, and the compartments are well laid out, and I can fit a decent number of small items, like an emergency radio, a first aid kit, a flashlight, multitools, and a power bank. Overall, it keeps everything organized, and I like that it fits in easily with my other gear.

It's made from typical lightweight black covered metal, much like anything else of ngclab.com these days. Assembly was straightforward.

It is fine to hold 9 units, doesn't need to be anymore than what it is for that.

I got this because it's compact (and it is, unlikely there's any other way to store 9 in less space) and it's not wall mounted. I had a wall mounted holder fall apart one night on its own (not overloaded) and dump all my stuff on the ground, so I won't own one of those again.

Plus this is movable and doesn't wreck the wall.

I might throw a bungee cord across the front just because I'm fussy.