Customer Reviews With Photos

Quality very shaky loose not like your average safe not to mention it came with a damaged corner as if it was mishandled and not checked before sending out

For home defense, a light is almost a must (for positive identification of the target), and a laser is often desirable as both enable greater effectiveness in the dark. This Warriorland light/laser combo takes care of both in a neat package that mounts easily and is easily activated. I was impressed upon opening the box (a nice box, at that) with all that came in the package. Of course, there's the light/laser unit, but also a holster, adjustment tools, charge cord, and a variety of adapters for most of the popular handguns on the market. As it arrives, the adapter on it is designed for various Glock handguns, so I tested it out initially on a full-size simulated Glock laser-training pistol. Mounting to the front rail was quite easy, requiring only that I loosen the mount screw, slide it on the rail until it stopped, and tighten. Naturally I had to play with it right away, and I quickly found the lower, rear switch that allows you to switch between laser, light, and both. I wasn't sure for a moment how to turn it off, then I realized the paddles on either side of the rear of the unit allows a quick touch with the trigger finger to turn the unit on or off (and with either hand). In either mode with the light, a quick double tap turns the light into a strobe - perfect for disorienting any "unwanted guests". A window on the side of the unit displays the state of charge, so you always know when you need to charge it. Since the light/laser turns on or off with the paddle switches, you can leave it in your preferred mode and have it ready at a moment's notice. I found it easy to use the included Allen wrench to adjust elevation and windage to match my sights with the laser. The extra weight of unit is not very noticeable; enough to help stabilize a handgun but without impacting the handiness of it. This is a very nice light/laser combo that impressed me with the build quality and functionality.

For what these targets alone cost nowadays, this is a good value. The stand is sturdy and easy to setup. If you want something that you can be mobile with and setup easy, this is it. I leave chains attached to plates so I just have to bolt chains to post when I take it somewhere to setup. The legs fan out so it gives it more stability and I even tested it on a hill and it maintained stability. One person can pick it up and move it around so it's not too bulky or heavy. The plates do angle down slightly when hanging to reduce chances of ricochet. I am satisfied with the price for what you get.

Jan 31, 2025 6:03 PM I for the most part, I am okay with the item. This gun case seemed to be a little tattered inside the storage pocket like it was used. There's also a dirt stain on it. From my understanding I was buying brand new. Yes the outside look clean and did have a tag. I just can't make sense of the stain.

I had the last generation of Osight before coming from Fastfire4 and loved it with no complain. Was going to get it as soon as it came out but shipping is slow, finally got it today with other stuff I have ordered days later and the wait was worth it! Cover felt same with ease of use, sight felt more quality then last gen, brightness range is great, can’t wait to try it.

Okay people...my original scope was delivered used and damaged. It was a PITA to exchange. No fault of Arken, but ngclab.com. Only reason for 4 star rating was because of ngclab.com. With that said, the scope is AMAZING. CZ 457 Varmint (not a match barrel), bulk (nothing special) 22lr ammo produced a 0.395" 5 shot group @ 50 yds (IT TOOK 3 SHOTS TO ZERO THE SCOPE). Same rifle, same ammo, different scope was producing 0.765" groups @ 50yds. The purpose for the purchase was to shoot 200 yd 22lr steel matches. Smallest target is 4" @200. The Arken, CZ, cheap bulk ammo, and I qualified with the first 10 shots inside of 3 inches on a 90* 10-15mph wind day. Thank you Arken for communicating with me until the issue was resolved. I will be purchasing a second Arken scope in the very near future.

I really enjoy shooting these with a pistol out to 50 yds. And to prevent damage as others encountered my .22 rifle shooting is from 50 - 200 yards. I have made a modification though to insure these will last longer than I do. I wired brushed all the paint off the back side and welded a 1/2" x 1/4" flat bar on the back to prevent the target from bending after repeated bullet strikes especially if its close range. The extra metal weight does not negatively affect the knock down and pop-up motion. Very well built targets and a good value at 12 bucks. I liked the first four I bought so much I just purchased another four on one of the Bargain Deal Days sale.

Took about 30 minutes to assemble the target stand. Very sturdy and can hold your targets at different heights. Shipping was quick and no damage to the packaging, double boxed.

I was excited until opened my package and realized I received a USED plate with 2 bullet holes (picture attached) The paint chipped and got orange dust all over my counter. I'll be returning product once I'm back in town. Shouldn't charge me full price for a used product. I was going to buy 6 more in various sizes along with a stand but that's misleading.

Works perfectly for full sized service pistols. My full size Springfield XD fit like a glove. I usually have a gun light below the barrel which will require removal of some foam from the bottom of the case. My XD subcompact would need some foam removed for it to fit. Modified pistols with red dots, lasers and lights would need foam removal for them to fit. Installation is rather simple. The mounting bracket bolts to a wall or shelf then connects with two tabs and a thumb bolt from the inside. I was able to screw directly to my wall stud while using it two more anchors on the inside mounting holes. Operation was also simple. There are three ways to open the case. Initial operation is through the key which is located on the back of the case. This overrides all other forms of opening the case. You will need to install four AA batteries which were included for the locks to turn on. There's also a USB c port which allows you to plug in an external battery should the double A's die. Once the case is open, you will find a small black button from the inside that prompts you to set up a password or fingerprint. I found that the fingerprint works pretty well and is about 50% accurate on the first try. Luckily the case allows for up to 100 individual fingerprints and I recommend inputing multiple angles and fingers. The six digit code works very well especially when you memorize where the numbers are around the finger pad. This could be a challenge, especially at night when the keypad is not illuminated. Once you press a number the keypad lights up. The case opens quickly illuminating a blue light to help you see. My full size pistol draws easily with no issues. There's also a setting to turn off the voice and audio prompts. I chose this as I do not want beeping sounds when I'm trying to open the case at night. The temperature and humidity gauge is a nice touch. The temperature is within a few degrees of my other thermometers, but I cannot verify the humidity as I do not have that gauge. It is clear that this case was designed for quick access and basic security. If properly secured, it should prevent small children from accessing your firearms. I do believe that the case could be ripped off with a crowbar or other prying device. In my opinion, it still gives reasonable protection and security for most homes. There will be little to know fire or water protection as it is just a steel box that is bolted to the wall without insulation or double wall thickness. This is my initial review and installation so I cannot speak to the longevity of this gun case. It's a rather simple design and I'm sure it should last for a long time. Like any firearm or tool I will practice opening the case at night and in the dark to get comfortable as should anyone who purchases this type of case.

After integrating this pouch into my gear, I’ve found it to be a highly functional and durable option for carrying essential items like radios, water bottles, magazines, and other everyday carry (EDC) tools. Made from high-quality, durable materials, the pouch is designed to withstand harsh environments and heavy use. The stitching is robust, and the zippers are smooth and reliable, ensuring that your gear remains secure and easily accessible at all times. The material is also water-resistant, providing an added layer of protection for your equipment in wet or rainy conditions. This durability gives me confidence that this pouch will stand up to the rigors of outdoor adventures and tactical operations alike.

Did you ever order something that's so innovative that it makes you wonder how you lived without it for so long!?!? This is exactly how I felt when I ordered this Tactical Backpack from Urban Braver off of ngclab.com!! First of all the backpack has a Spacious Single Main Compartment which you can stuff everything that you need for the weekend! There's a smaller Compartment on the top front of the Backpack which you can store essentials or items that you frequently access. There's a HIDE AWAY Zippered Compartment on the back of the Backpack and Two Side Webbed Pockets for Water Bottles, Yeti, Stanley, etc! Finally, the big surprise is the THERMAL/LUNCH BOX ZIPPERED COMPARTMENT on the bottom front of this unit! There's so many times where I just wanted to keep some food items chilled during long full day excursions! This unit is perfect for keeping those food items fresh while I'm out in the wilderness! Yeah I could pack MREs & Jerkey but nothing beats some good fresh sandwiches or other meals that don't have to be rejuvenated with water! This Backpack is made of excellent Materials!! It's got a rugged and quality appearance to it and is definitely ready to assist you in all of your outdoor adventures!! Also I love the Zippers!! It's got very good quality Zippers and really great straps as well!! Also I wanted to note that nothing is worse than wearing a backpack and profusely sweating on the back area because of it! This Backpack has Thermal & Moisture Dissipation Materials and Padding that makes it more comfortable wearing this Backpack on long trips compared to others!! Also another thing to note is this Backpack is Full Molle so you can easily attach all of your Tactical Accessories such as Molle Flashlight Pouch, Magazine Pouch, Firearms Holster, etc! It's definitely a Tactical Backpack made for Survival!! Over all I absolutely love this Backpack!! As a Professional Marksman and Competition Firearms Team Member as well as an Avid Hunter I work with a Ton of Tactical Gear and now you can be rest assured that this Backpack will now be an essential part of my arsenal!

Well made , easy to program and solid construction

For the price point this is a great PTZ camera. I tested it at home for a few days before taking it out to my property. I currently have this mounted at about 8 fr up a tree. I have it pointed to our fruit trees we are goi g to plant tomorrow. The included mounting screws are very weak. They will screw in just fine but if you back them out they will break. I’ve broken 3 so far. Not a huge big deal since it comes with 2 packs of mounting screws. The video quality is fairly good during the day and at night. The mounting strap is really good and comes with enough length to get around most trees. Now connecting to the camera can be a challenge at times. I’ve had to force close the app reopen and refresh the app a few times in a row to get it to connect. I’ve contacted support and that lacks detailed support. 20 second video clips are good. No issues in video play back. Downloading video is quick and a breeze. App navigation can be trying at times when it doesn’t connect. Other than that it’s a good camera and it does the job. The solar charger works when it’s full overcast during the day. Does not drain the battery at night. PTZ control works great. The paint job on the camera is not glossy and reflective. So that’s a plus.

So far so good only used 9 mm and 22 on it and only a few hundred rounds so far but it’s doing what it was made to do