Customer Reviews With Photos

This case is slightly smaller than I expected. It is very sturdy and has tension in the clamps when closing which I like. It fits four of my pistols fairly well even with optics. Referencing my photo, from left to right, I have placed a S&W SD9 2.0 that fits perfectly, Glock 19 (with TLR-1 HL weapon light and Holosun 407C) which fits perfectly, H&K VP9L that fits perfectly, and lastly a P320 M18 (with TLR-1 HL weapon light and Sig Romeo 1 Pro optic and protective shroud) that fits perfectly as well. However, for the guns with weapon mounted lights I did have to remove the small piece of foam in the gun slot itself so that I could angle the pistol down a bit to get the best fit. The optics sit lower than the Sig 21 round mags and the H&K 20 round mags, but the case will still close with a gentle push. If they made the lid even half an inch thicker, I believe there would be no issues at all with fit. Overall, I am happy with my purchase but I would not purchase again simply due to the size and fit with some of my magazines.

At home I dry fire a lot, and most apps offered on my phone are par time based so I couldn't see my precise reaction time, that was solved with the SG timer GO, sensitive enough to pick up dry fire at home. I have yet to take it to the range for live fire but looking forward to it! Highly recommend!

EDIT: the company reached out and gave me the info for how to set it up for video and it is much better. The instructions weren't very clear in the booklet but once they told me how to it was very simple. Much better seeing the video clips and the sensor seems to work better for that than the pictures. There is a "slight" delay in setting off the camera but that is to be expected so if an animal is running by I often get the tail end of them but if they are walking around it works perfectly and I have caught some wonderful videos of the animals on our property from a mother possum with her babies to a mated deer couple and coyotes and even hawks catching rodents. They also have another camera with audio that is very nice and the buck seems intrigued by it as well as he is always checking it out lol for the price this is a great purchase and we bow have multiple ones set up all over our property. I am starting off on 3 stars but can hopefully edit for 5. I really like this camera, seems very simple to setup and use, great price, arrived super fast, picture quality is not bad. Now for the star deductions..nowhere in the setup did it ask/offer up video settings. I followed the instructions step by step and even went back through the setup a second time to see that I didn't miss it. So it is not taking video until I figure that out. We purchased this to see how possums keep getting into the barn as we have already lost a 6 month old rare breed roo and refuse to bring new babies in until we solve the issue. This camera took 54 pics over 3 days of my husband in the barn or the roo walking by..and then stopped...the night before we caught this critter in our trap. The camera is facing RIGHT AT THE TRAP and (s)he is a biggun and it did not pick him up AT ALL on the camera. Batteries are totally fine as I checked everything out. Very upset about that. Now I cleared the SD card and we are moving the camera to a different location to hopefully get a wider range and pick up the next one. If I can figure out the video and the sensor works better next time around I will update to 5 stars because for the price it is great. Just failed us the time we needed it the most.

It didn't take long to learn how to make the adjustments to get it on target. I suggest you play with it and learn all of its controls before putting it on your rifle. It'll make it easier when you need to adjust in while sighting it in. I am very happy with it. It's fairly clear even at max power out to 100 yards, as you can see in the picture. It's easy to see the bullet holes in the paper targets. It holds a perfect zero. I mounted mine on my 8.6 Blackout rifle and it performs flawlessly. I haven't shot it at night yet.

It’s a good carbon fiber tank. Still works but sketchy. but mine came poorly packaged and with a dent. I want a refund.

Took a lot of planning and work execution but completely customized to my needs. Sturdy and tough. I coated the foam layers with several coats of PlastiDip, which should extend the life of the foam a few years.

Purchased for my primary home as it's going through a rebuild. So there is no power or wifi on property. Purchased this camera. Charged it for a day. Downloaded app by scanning QR code. Easy app to camera set up. The install was very easy and quick.I paid for 6 months subscription 99.00. Subscription reflects on bank statement as "Hong Kong". There was a separate fee of .80 cents that they also charged to my card. Battery seems to be doing well. Pictures are amazing and clear. The only issue I am having is how to see history.

I like the design of the product, but I suspect they must have received a bad batch from China. Both shoulder straps tore out from the bottom seam the first time I pick it up with only about 3 or 4 lbs of stuff inside.

The product is very good, great for cosmetics. There are a few pros and cons however, a few pros are the look and feel of the googles, everything is sturdy and works as expected. The only con I have is that the light cannot be turned off nor the battery changed, so when the battery dies your out of luck. (On my images the mount is painted)

Purchased a month ago. Captures good videos and photos. Temperature and atmospheric pressure readings are way off, and Browning knows it. Their parameters for acceptable performance is +\- 10°F and +\- 1inHg. I guess that’s fine as long as you know how far off it is. Now for the really bad. It worked great in some nasty rain and wind, but as soon as temps cooled off to near freezing it was done. 33°F was the overnight low last night, and it took 2 videos before shutting down. Brought it inside and changed batteries, but still wouldn’t work until the camera itself warmed up. I guess if you’re only using this for the warmer months to scout pre-rut, then it’s good. I myself would prefer something I can use year round however.

Love the quality and user friendly app but if putting in front of a feeder with lots of activity on 30 second delay I’m at 50% battery in 7 days. Same setup the browning cameras last a month. Definitely need to get a solar panel. Not over bait the batteries last over a month probably two.

I purchased this product based on the Huntingfarmers recommendation. The product works great and the solar panel is excellent. It has helped me tremendously to determine age of deer and which deer I want to harvest in advance of going into field. Also, I have learned a great deal watching the videos and how deer socialize. The Reolink Ranger is a excellent product. I want to thank the HuntingFarmer (David) for his camera comparison which made my final decision to purchase the Reolink.

The case arrived promptly, was appropriately packaged, and upon initial inspection, appeared to be no defects in manufacturing. Design is consistent with what is advertised on the sellers page. Quality is high. Of note, there is a smell to this foam that is unpleasant, but also rather consistent with most foam cases. Hopefully dissipates with time. Good storage capacity. Overall, a good product.

I ordered this dueling tree to add to my backyard range. The dueling tree was easy to build. The steel is holding up well so far against handguns calibers and 22. I haven't tried shooting it with any center fire rifle calibers but based on the steel it should hold up. The strange thing to me is the way the assembly and pictures show this put together. I ended up flipping the targets around so the v shape points toward the shooter. Flipping the targets around has made it so the 22 bullets fragment and end up going into the ground nearly straight down from the targets. This target is fun to use and seems like a good value.

Capacity is very good. It's made to store 8 long guns and 8 service length handguns. Two additional mesh trays are included for any extra items you wish to store. Depending on what you want to store, your ultimate capacity may differ. Expect some blemishes in the finish on both the wood and metal sections. I've only included images of the blems that you can see after assembly. There are some other dings that aren't visible so I didn't bother including them in the pictures. If you want furniture quality, this isn't the rack for you unless you plan to do some touch up paint work. The rack assembles easily enough. Without too much adjustment in the leveling feet the finished rack was really close to square and level. Be careful as you tighten the fasters on the square tube sections. It's very easy to dimple these areas if you screw things together too tightly. I've included a shot of the fastener I learned this on. The metal base of the rifle stock rest has an ever so slight angle decreasing from front to back. Happy to have any angle, but would have liked a greater slope in the base. You just need to remember to pull the butt stocks forward when placing the long guns in the rack so the barrels rest against the back of the rack. I plan to do some additional modification work on the handgun rests to make them more secure at the bottom of the grips. Probably a custom high density foam that will cradle the bottom of the grip and keep it from spinning in case of someone accidentally bumping into the rack. I may also add rubber tubing to the U-rests where the long gun barrels come in contact with them. The empty rack is light weight and easily positioned where you want it. Level it up with the leveling feet and the added weight of the items being stored on the rack adds to the stability of the rack. I think the rack is worth the selling price for someone looking for a basic storage solution.