@@williamcrawford7982 a carry handle is the way to go for functionality and vibes.

@@tacticalUnboxingsReviews being sarcastic

@@msgt1942 sadly it looks like this company doesn’t make anything anymore.

Awesome thank you! The is the only first focal plane LPVO I have tried. The CVLife second focal plane LPVOs are nice too. They might have a little less fish bowl distortion and come with mounts. If you try one let me know what you think of it.

Thanks for sharing. I haven't tried any of the other back straps on my Glock so I didn't even think about how they could effect the magwell.

@@tacticalUnboxingsReviews I think the Glock store has one that works with the beaver tail back straps but they are expensive, $85. I only paid about $15 for my anodized aluminum flared magwell that you reviewed on here from ebay.

cut the backstrap. look up a vid on cutting the backstrap its worth fr i just did it

That is the video I made. They asked to put it on their channel. I am happy for any manufacturer to use my videos. If you want a video on any product let me know.

@@tacticalUnboxingsReviews Have you done gloryfire vs xcor yet?

@@Chi9221 No I haven't. Do you like the xcor? I will look into it. Thanks!

Thank you for watching the video and sharing your experience. Do you have a favorite ear pro?

This is an RMR footprint. I am not sure if there is a Glock 43 plate for that but I bet you need an RMSC dot. This sight is not too durable though so I would only recommend it for some fun range gun and that has little recoil. Like a Ruger 10/22 or some other 22LR firearm.

It is a sweet design but not too durable. Did you try reaching out for a replacement?

@@tacticalUnboxingsReviews Negative. I went a different route. It might not help that I tried to use it on my short barreled AR.

That looks like a great pistol!

Currently sold out. The link is in the description.

I have been mostly using the laser cut molle version. I like them both. I don’t have anything attached to the molle so it is mostly just the aesthetics. If you don’t need a big bag the 25L bag has been working great as an everyday bag for me. It has the laser cut molle. It fits a 16” Mac Book Pro and there is still room for other items.

It is holding up well. I am happy with it. DB Tac also makes a good large range bag. This is probably a little larger though. I have it packed full of stuff and I really like it.

Thanks for checking it out! I am glad you like it.

I don't think this backpack would work as a cooler. You could throw a cooler inside. You might want to check out this cooler backpack by DBTAC - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i62Vipan1NbeiIk.html

This lunch bag cost $27 - www.amazon.com/DBTAC-Tactical-Insulated-Organizer-Leakproof/dp/B07WD365RF/ref=sr_1_6?crid=201PAA1GQFO9I&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.sXTrgzPCQhOG0KF7BIW5RsGMRZWz4VYltTN3x_YO1vBkoqMTt0l0rNdiLXnXcl7YUYDtAAhqFeOwgKUQ6IRprwV84nr8txIC1UyFu-0HHVxd2w3tw917-Zb91-Rh2RRlOJJ-n6lRnyLS7wi7JBZnWWGy7RCbyxUFcTMmrXHNjDP3I8OE5YfZEwRp44Ougo1dGm4nPwYLMdDSqN4cgEyErt1gxML8SKO4WC_T67PBEuH9hYKc63Or4Gpy6sqyH_Cc_l43mK0taL3_Zw1cQkBfMYm2s8mmjYPtGF7B92AAIn0.JqgMweSavpCq3a9esxNkY5goqoynwytBxwjr5k8FVrE&dib_tag=se&keywords=dbtac+lunch+box&qid=1716567715&sprefix=dbtac+lunch+box%2Caps%2C168&sr=8-6

​@@tacticalUnboxingsReviews wow thats awesome thank you so much

@@roughwalkers No problem! I have used the bag a lot and it has held up well. I have a longer video on it - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ea5kdpOhsLunh40.html

Thanks! I will check it out.

Thanks for checking out the video. I hope you like the ear pro. I haven’t checked out the XCOR yet.

No they are not. I did make a video on a similar boot by Free Soldier that is waterproof. I wore them a lot this winter and they kept my feet warm and dry.

You can find the combo for $150 on their website - feyachi.com/products/red-dot-magnifier-combo-m40-rs-30

You can find it for $30 on Amazon - www.amazon.com/dp/B096XS1GPN?ref_=cm_sw_r_apin_dp_2FTNHWSC9BPA0EJFYNXA

I have seen the same holsters at Walmart. Basically the same thing. I like the Black Hawk STACHE holster for a good budget holster.

I don’t often use the Molle. I have used it to attach another bag on the outside. Their shaving kit bag has Molle loops on the back that you can weave into the font of the backpack. I mostly use the Molle with a clip to hang things from. And it looks cool.

Great! There is also a version with laser cut molle. I am working on a video on that now. So depending on what type of molle you like either would be about the same. The duffle bag I did a video on had laser cut molle if you saw that video. Thanks for checking it out!

Great Video

@@pedromcmillian496 Thank you!

With the light it might be too thick. I am not positive though. With some modification it would probably fit.

This doesn't come with an adapter. It is the RMR footprint so you could find an RMR adapter plate and use that. It does have the picatinny rail adapter so that could be another option.

I haven't had a chance to really deeply test it. I expect that it might not hold zero too well. Especially if there is an impact on the rail. If I get a chance to test it more I will let you know.

@@tacticalUnboxingsReviews thx

Same, we need a mileage report. How is it working? Same or better than the prism options?

It is 1/2 MOA adjustments with audible clicks.

@@tacticalUnboxingsReviews Glad to hear that. I'm thinking I may pick one up.

The tool for front sight adjustment they come with is trash and broke immediately. But I compare them to the actual pmag version and they are pretty close.

Thanks for checking out the video!

No. This is the way they came.

The waist is adjustable so that is a good idea. They can be a bit tighter than jeans.

Thank you

Was just coming here to say this!

That is great! Thanks

Yes. I have a couple pairs. Besides using them at the range, I have worn them extensively when doing yard work and any job that requires crawling. They have held up well and are comfortable. I can get kinda hot in the pants so the material doesn’t seem to breathe as well as jeans. I wasn’t sure how the knee pads would hold up but besides some cosmetic scrapes they have held up well.