Customer Reviews With Photos

Package includes: CR2032 coin batteries x2 14250 3.7v battery x2 (rechargeable?) Allen wrenches Microfiber towel Replacement top fiber The packaging is adequate and serves the purpose. Everything arrived in excellent condition. The optical scope is clear and free of defects and the 4x is effective. The included CR2032 battery powers the crosshair overlay with three levels of brightness for Red, Blue, or Green. All of which are easy to see. The quick focus, wind, and elevation adjustments are easy to use. You can easily switch between scope and iron sights for distance to close range. There are mounts on both sides for the laser. Laser pointer is a very bright green and easy to see in all levels of lighting. This is meant to be attached to the rails on the scope, but could attach to a small rail elsewhere. If the 14250 3.7v batteries are rechargeable, a charger is not included. I’ve posted the question, but haven’t received an answer yet. Replacement batteries are somewhere around $15 for 5, so not being rechargeable isn’t an issue. Overall, the Scope is of solid construction and sturdy. This comes with the price of weight. It’s quite heavy at 1.5 lbs. That said, it’s excellent value and quality for the price and I would heartily recommend this scope.

Leather Canvas Buttstock Shell Holder with Rifle Shoulder Strap .308 .45-70 .30-30. This is a good-looking faux-vintage style set of sling and recoil pad/cartridge holder. I do not think it is made from "buffalo leather" as the description states, but appears to be top grain cowhide. The base of each item is waxed canvas, with the leather parts stitched onto it. This fit nicely onto my 1960 Winchester model 100 stock. And the cartridge loops on the sling and buttstock cover hold .308 cartridges snugly and neatly. The recoil pads provided are neoprene foam, similar to mouse pad material. There are four pads, I used all four. It adds an inch or so to the length of pull, which is good for me. In addition to the heavy leather lace that was pre-installed on the cover, there is a heavy bootlace type cord that would make a neater, tighter, low-profile lace up if desired. I went with the leather lace. I like this nice set!

This lockbox has its flaws, and I'm sure with tools and a little effort someone could pry into it fairly easily, but it's fantastic for the price and more than enough to protect the weapon from kids or to inconvenience and delay a thief at the least! The interior and locking mechanism are very nice, the foam is of decent quality, and the box itself is highly portable. It fits my M&P9 Shield M2.0 and an extra mag perfectly, though I don't know how well it will work for anything much bigger than that. Overall, if you're looking for a portable and affordable lockbox to hold a compact or smaller firearm I would recommend this one.

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With the convenient sliding handle, and the included wire lock option, this makes a great travel safe for items you don't want easily accessible while staying in a hotel or with family. It could also be attached to a solid part of your car's interior and be kept out of view, as long as what you're storing is compact. Setup is easy and it has voice prompt to help troubleshoot any errors or reason why it didn't open. Be sure to setup with all your fingers and remember the angle they're touching the sensor, as you'll have to open it using the same angle every time. Overall you'll be happy with the product, and the padding inside protects your valuables for scratches and keeps contents from making noise while on the move.

It took me about few hrs to put together myself. The process was pretty simple. After I put together decided to put a little fun to it and decorated it. The safe is very durable once you bolt it down. I like the fact that it has 3 compartments. Not only can I put my guns in there but also my important documents and jewelry.

Nightfox’s Swift 2 Pro Night Vision Goggles is recommended by large format photographers. It is beneficial to use the 940mm IR for darkroom film processing and work. I purchased these to eliminate the feel and touch tasks while in total darkness. Unfortunately, after receiving and testing the goggles everything was blurry in spite of the focusing wheel. Everything became clear if I held the screen about 8-12” away from my face, thus negating the purpose of my purchase. After doing research, I discovered this is a common occurrence amongst those who are far-sighted like me. The screen also arrived with a small horizontal scratch/mark. I believe these goggles are a good value and appear to be well made. However, Nightfox should reveal the issues with those who wear corrective lenses.(It is mentioned somewhat in the Q&A comments, or develop an inexpensive unit that has adjustable diopters, and/or can take VR2 Myopia lenses. How cool would that be. …Regrettably, I had to return them.

Just got it today. Very decent stand, easy assemble. Heavy and stable. Just need a piece 2X4 lumber. Use for my BB gun and dry fire. Easy to fold and carry. Highly recommend.

These cardboard targets are officially sized and certified by the USPA. You get two bundles for plenty of range time. These targets are functional and practical, and thick enough for all calibers. Target areas are labeled A-D. Excellent for practice!

I was honestly surprised that this safe came fully assembled. I saw a review saying theirs arrived in pieces, but maybe that was a different or larger version. Mine rolled up completely put together and ready to go - huge bonus when you’re already juggling tools, boxes, and random garage clutter. Also, the packaging was impressive. It came double boxed, and the inner box had metal protectors on every corner. You don’t always see that kind of attention to detail, and it really helped everything arrive in perfect condition. Definitely gave me a good first impression before I even opened it up. I got this specifically for my garage to store an extra long air rifle, a handgun, and a bunch of accessories - pellets, scopes, tools, hearing protection, targets, and all that good stuff. The external drawer on the bottom was non-negotiable for me. That’s actually why I didn’t go for one of those taller safes. I really needed a drawer to stash the small stuff without having to dig around or use another box. Inside, the removable shelf did its job just fine, but yeah… it had to go. My long air rifle just wouldn’t fit with it in. The listing clearly shows the measurements, and I knew what I was buying, but I still had this wild hope that everything would magically fit without removing the shelf. You know, defying physics a little. Spoiler: it didn’t haha. At one point, I seriously considered returning it and getting a taller model just so I could keep that top shelf I was counting on. But then I thought about it - the external drawer was a must, and this thing fits perfectly in the spot I had in mind. So I decided to live without the shelf. Funny thing is, once I got everything organized, I totally forgot about it. Out of sight, out of mind haha. The cabinet has two adjustable racks inside, which is great when you’re working with items of different sizes. The LED lights inside are a nice touch too - especially helpful in a dim garage when you’re digging for something small. Now, about those reviews saying it’s “too light” or calling it a “metal box”. First off, this isn’t marketed as a fireproof or waterproof safe. Those types are always heavier because they use sand or concrete layers for insulation. Second, I wouldn’t call this safe light at all. It’s actually on the heavier side for its size, and it feels solid. If you want fireproof and waterproof too, get ready to spend a whole lot more. Those safes with the same internal space cost double or even triple the price. I also like the silent mode - yes, it’s nice that it doesn’t beep or click loudly, but let’s be honest, even if I open and close it 10,000 times at midnight in the garage, who else is gonna hear it? Just me and maybe a confused raccoon outside. Still, cool little feature and I’m not complaining. Security-wise, having the option to use an electronic keypad, a physical key, or even an emergency power box is great. Gives peace of mind if the batteries die or you just want a backup. Oh, and one more thing I totally forgot to mention - the safe can be secured to the wall or the floor with the included screws. It has pre-drilled holes in the back and the bottom, so whether you’re anchoring it to a wall stud or bolting it down to the garage floor, you’re covered. I anchored mine to the wall and it feels rock solid. Definitely worth doing if you’ve got kids around or just want to make sure no one’s walking off with the whole thing. Overall, I’m really happy with it. It does exactly what I needed it to do, looks clean, feels sturdy, and fits the space like it was made for it. Just tossing my two cents into the safe-shopping universe and if anything goes wrong I’ll make sure to post an update here - hope it helps. If you read all this, you’re either really curious or really bored - either way, glad you made it this far haha.

I received the organizer promptly as ordered. As usual Magpul makes an excellent product. The foam appears quite durable. I was concerned it would be flimsy Styrofoam, and come apart quickly. I don't believe it will. This system is pure genius, once the manufacturing process gets up to speed the various blocks become available this give you endless configurations! The only issue is they sent the incorrect part as seen in the images by ngclab.com. Deal with Magpul directly for THIS product to ensure the proper item. I tried to make it work to no success. I contacted the CS, and Cory took care of me. Once he confirmed everything was messed up, he sent out the correct model. This one is correct and fits like a glove! I'm looking forward to years of service from this allowing me to reconfigure for various rifles! Bravo!

I purchased the SvBony SV41 Pro 80mm f/10 Maksutov spotting scope for use at the shooting range, however, I believe it can be used as an entry-level astronomy telescope. The scope was shipped double-boxed with a custom ngclab.com one on the outside and the SvBony one inside. I was impressed that the SvBony package had two layers of shrink wrap to keep out foreign material. In addition, both the scope and the tripod were wrapped in plastic and cushioned by foam. The best attributes of this product are the clean optics, smooth double-focuser (course and fine) and the ability to install an optional universal dovetail mount. I chose the dovetail mount option since it was on sale during Prime Day and I have lots of finderscopes. The fine focus is useful during high-power observation or the bit of refocus required during a power (zoom) change. You can also remove the zoom eyepiece to add other 1.25" eyepieces or cameras. The scope outer shell is made with a black metal optical tube and an army-green plastic rear assembly. The lens cap is plastic and threads on in front of the meniscus corrector lens. There is also a rubber cap to cover the top of the zoom lens. Everything is sealed and there are no external collimation points. The body is waterproof, nitrogen filled and has a standard 1/4-20 tripod hole on the bottom. The 28.8mm to 9.6mm (28X to 84X) zoom eyepiece features a plastic eyecup assembly vice a folding rubber cup. This is a nice feature for folks who wear glasses and will last longer than a rubber eyecup. Eye relief of 16mm to 19mm is also good for eyeglasses or providing play space for cell-phone eyepiece projection photography. Below the zoom eyepiece is a 45 degree silver-plated prism that provides correct image orientation. The tripod is made of plastic and metal. It's lightweight but really only useful in a static setup such as a shooting range. If I was using this for astronomical purposes, I would get a tripod with slow-motion azimuth and elevation controls. The slow-motion type of mount is really needed for high-powered viewing. ngclab.com carries these types of tripods. The carry bag included is padded and has an internal fold-down partition to keep the scope protected from the tripod. I found that the fit was a bit tight but it is possible to get both tripod and scope in it after some careful maneuvering. A small multi-language handbook and cleaning cloth are included. These were found hiding under the carry bag during the unpacking. Most of the spotting scope features are intuitive, especially to seasoned amateur astronomers. Overall, the quality of the scope is great for its price point, especially when on sale. It has nice views during the day and preliminary star tests look promising for the night observations. This scope looks like a winner for use at the shooting range, wildlife observation and some astronomical viewing.

This red dot is HUGE! It works great and is plenty bright. The dot itself is 3 MOA, so it's designed more for quick target acquisition than long-range precision. And that's fine. The motion-activation feature works just as it should, and it's on the sensitive side. A tiny jar will wake it up and turn the light back on. Thankfully, it's not so sensitive that footsteps nearby will activate it. You get 6 screws of 3 different sizes so you should be able to mount this right out of the box. There is a tiny bit of lens flare on the brightest setting, which is normal and acceptable. There's a little bit of a "fisheye" effect when moving this sight. It's not noticeable when the sight is steady and it's subtle. I think once one gets used to it, it's not a problem, and it's probably just a factor of this lens being so big, as the smaller ones do not have this effect. I'm not criticizing the product, just noting it. I think, given its size, that you're better off mounting this on a big hunting handgun, or even a shotgun, as this is BIG. But if you make it work on your pistol, more power to you. The quality doesn't disappoint, and it's rugged enough to handle whatever you want to throw at it!

Let me start with stating that despite a 3-star review, I recommend getting this case at a lower price. The price at the time of this review is $79 for a 38" version and that's a bit expensive. What's good about this case: + An excellent case for transporting your rifles (think Ruger 10/22 or Henry 357 Bigboy X which is the upper limit of what this case can accommodate) to the range or wherever when they aren't locked in a safe. The exterior is made very well and looks like it'll weather a bit of wear and tear. I like the slim profile and the options for carrying this case (provided sling and the extra sling hooks at the end on top of the hand carry option) + The pouches are quite welcome to have for carrying extra rounds, ear/eye protection or even magazines. Again, the profile of these pouches is well engineering so as to keep the overall bag profile slim and functional. + Do like the little corner pouch inside that acts a protective shield for the muzzle. What could be better: - I'm not a fan of the wool interior. It feels luxurious to touch and this soft case is being sold as a storage bag. Wool attracts water and depending on your environment, you don't want to risk rust with long term storage. Also, not a fan of the wool texture for the lead residue that will build up over time after range use. Wiping gear including the insides of the bag with lead wipes should take care of this issue. - Could be priced better. Overall, I do quite like the bag as this is temporary storage for firearms in my case. A few pieces of parting advice: 1. Never put snacks in the compartments. Carry your food separately. You don't want to mix lead and food. Carrying snacks in your rifle cases is foolish. 2. Don't use this bag for long term storage. If you do plan to do that, buy a few silica gel packs from ngclab.com and toss them in the case. Make sure you oil your firearm and check it regularly. Or use silicone socks.

This item was delivered with the following imperfections, as seen in the attached photos. Serious moisture damage inside/behind the lenses, visible at both ends. I have purchased this brand before. Usually this brand is 5 star performer. Hopefully this is an anomaly.