The standard AR-15 trigger was designed to be used for military applications and I knew from experience I would soon tire of the poor trigger pull.
For my build of an AR-15 lower, I selected a Timney AR-15 Skeletonized drop-in trigger, partly because it looks so cool.
At $259.95 retail (you can find it for much less on line and save even more money by forgoing the skeletonized option), this is an expensive upgrade, but well worth it.
A duty holster that can handle everything you throw at it.
Three new reticle options in a second focal plane 1-8x24mm optic.
Sheriff Jim urges us to work on getting better with the gear we have, rather than looking for the next big thing.
Resettable turrets and an illuminated G4i reticle are just two of its features.
In today's episode of "I Carry," we have a Glock G19 Gen5 MOS pistol with a Steiner MPS red-dot sight carried in a Bravo Concealment Linked inside-the-waistband holster.
