This is a great bag for your smaller 5.56 pistols and MP5 rifles or any Short Barreled rifles with a Class 2.ATF stock. Well made and durable. Highly recommend.

Great price and works well!!!!

Great price and works well!!!!

Beautiful rifle, just as expected. Bud's got it shipped out quickly with zero hassle. Another great purchase and smooth transaction with Bud's!

Love this bullpup! I was terrified of the recoil at first but it's lovely and packs a decent punch. Excellent handling and not too heavy . I kept it in the divorce and have zero regrets !

Bought the IA Commander 1911 front right and while it came with a 22TCM and a 9MM barrel there was only one mag. The fullsize/Government model at rear right did come with a spare mag, but I wanted to get a pair that would work with both and having an extra round or two over the flush magazine was a bonus in my opinion. While the mags extend out of both mag wells, if I am forced to reload, I am no longer concealing said pistol and I'll take the extra round(s) over stealth at that point. Excellent quality. Function precisely as they should and the price was reasonable. Wil

Love this pistol shoots great very accurate my sidearm for hunting

Radical Firearms AR-7.62x39 – Solid Performer After 500 Rounds I picked up this Radical Firearms AR in 7.62x39 about 6 months ago, and I've now put 500 rounds through it with zero issues. Right out of the box, it shot great—nice balance, comfortable furniture, and super low recoil for a 7.62x39. No jams, no light primer strikes, nothing. It cycles both brass and steel ammo flawlessly, no hesitation at all. Accuracy is impressive too—I'm getting consistent 1-2 MOA groups at 150 yards with good ammo and a decent optic. For the price, this thing punches way above its weight class. All in all, it's a fantastic AR-platform 7.62x39. Perfect for range plinking, banging steel, or even as a solid home defense option. If you're looking for a reliable, fun AK-on-AR setup without breaking the bank, this Radical delivers big time. Highly recommend. 5/5 stars from me.

Another painless transaction from Buds! If you can get your hands on one of these gen 5s. Do it. Another one added to my Glock Black Tupperware collection!

This gun feels really good in the hand, especially with the 15 round magazine. I only have perhaps 100 rounds through mine but so far no problems. The LEM trigger makes the gun easy to operate. No de-cocking lever or thumb safety deactivate, just a long, light, trigger pull until you get to the "wall" where the trigger break is very clean. Very different from a polymer striker fired pistol - no 'mushy' trigger break. Having the exposed hammer to rest my thumb on while re-holstering gives me peace of mind. I highly recommend this pistol for concealed carry.

This is my second Citadel Boss 25! For the price this is a LOT of gun. I wanted to grab a second one before the state of CA decides to create a new restriction! The CA version uses aluminum alloy for both upper and lower with a tiny pin that pops up when you crack the receivers to allow the mag button to depress and release the mag, or allow insertion. It's not nearly the pain the "Patriot Pin" is on standard AR15 pattern rifles because on those, the bolt carrier extends into the buffer tube preventing the upper and lower from separating which plays havoc with trying to clear feed stoppages! But on THIS AR pattern shotgun, the bolt carrier group rests in the forward part of the upper and during firing never moves back far enough to leave the upper. In fact, the rear of the upper is solid. IF you have feed stoppage and need to drop the mag, the upper can be cracked open no problem, though with the upper raised, the bolt hold open feature is non functional. Even if I lived in a different state I'd try to get the CA compliant model because it has alloy upper and lower, with hinge up front and pull pin at the rear. While NOT recommended for those living in CA, the Patriot Pin can be removed to allow normal function, just don't do it if you are in California! The gun takes down easy - WAY easier than ANY other type of shotgun! Starting at the front and unscrewing the barrel shroud releases the front hand gard - alloy. It has a tiny set screw at the rear but that really isn't needed since it's held on tight by the shround. Then unscrew the gas cylinder nut,remove a couple of half-circle clips, slide off the gas cylinder, then piston and that's it. Barrel comes off using an Allen wrench to loosen set screws then unscrewing the barrel retaining nut and out comes the barrel and bolt carrier assembly as one! But you'll never NEED to do that because it can all be easily cleand without a full takedown. The gas piston and cylinder appear self-cleaning, meaning you'll have to shoot a LOT, like thousands of shots to cause them to be so fouled they need disassembly, and the piston(s) appear to be stainless. My first outing with the gun I used a combination of RIO Brenekke style non-discarding sabot rifled slugs, and RIO brand 00 buck - 9 pellet. Every round fired perfectly. The gun comes with 2 five round mags which are perfect for normal hunting/field use, but 10 round mags aren't even expensive and it seems magazine fed shotguns are ONE area where nearly all mags are universal! I picked up additional 10 round mags for $20 each! I also picked up 3, 20 round drums - limited to 10 rounds to be CA legal. The drums are Skeletor design using a thick, wide, central flat coil spring. The drums can have all tension released, then limited tension added while loading, then full tension applied. I found the BEST way to load drums is to keep some tension, making inserting shells easy, then when full, add tension one click at a time, then pressing down on the top round to feel how hard it is to press down. When it matches standard mags, tension is perfect. During shooting, the gun NEVER failed to cycle with 5-round, 10-round mags, and 10/20 drums. That's 60 rounds of interspersed slugs and buck. Clearly, when fed the ammo this gun is meant to use, reliability isn't a in doubt! Recoil was quite mild as expected from a semiauto. At around 8 pounds, this gun soaks up a lot of kick. After shoulder firing 30+ rounds my shoulder wasn't sore, nor did I have the normal bruise the next day! The key of course with all autoloading shotguns is to provide a solid base so the gun isn't allowed to move backward excessively, thus sapping energy from the cycling parts. After firing 60 rounds the interior was essentially clean, and the gas piston had a barely perceptible coat of residue. Using the supplied flip-up sights, making hits on targets at 50 yards using slugs was as easy as using a rifle. Initial firing was done using the supplied cylinder choke. Fit and Finish on this gun is superb! The bronze anodized color is deep and rich. All controls feel solid with distinct feedback. For the price, NOBODY is making a better shotgun! While pump-action shotguns are the classic home-defense favorite, THIS is the new standard. With a 10 round mag of 00 buck locked in, it has double the capacity, and can be fired blisteringly fast with excellent control! The bolt locks open on empty and second mag can be locked in quickly - whereas classic tube systems require inserting one shell at a time, and if you need to change out the load, that's also, one shell at a time! With a box-mag shotgun, if you don't want slugs, drop that and snap in a box of slugs. The gun isn't made for super light target loads. Just like all military grade weapons, they're designed around a STANDARD load. Rifles, pistols, and shotguns. As long as you use loads adequate to the gun, it will work as expected. One doesn't need to shoot light target loads with this gun because recoil with full power ammo is quite mild. There is a classic episode of The Ultimate Warrior where a couple of Russian Spetznaz guys squared off with U.S. Special Forces guys. The SF guys used a Mossberg 590, while the Spetznaz used a Saiga 12 auto for the bar clearing challenge. To say it wasn't even close is an understatement. That ONE episode proves that NOBODY should be choosing a pump shotgun over a box fed auto for home defense!

Talk about bang for your buck this thing is a blast to shoot cant wait to take it deer hunting this season!