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Reviews (3)

BRASS CATCHER - Picatinny rail mounted, semi-autos

Aug 07, 2016

Wasn't Love at First Sight

I first tried it on one of my Glocks. It was a pita to mount and I was doing good to catch 6 out of 10 casings. I put it aside for a couple months and went back to using my hand mounted catcher I've been using for years. I decided to give it another shot. I finally found the trick to mounting it. This time I tried it on a couple recent gen4 23 acquisitions. I was having better luck catching the brass. Had similar results on a P226 40/357 I recently picked up. I got to thinking, both the gen4 and the p226 have beefed up recoil springs to handle the 40/357. I initially used the catcher on a gen3 31 and 32 which share the same recoil spring as the 9mm 17 and 19. I ordered an aftermarket 22 lb guide rod for the Glock 32. BINGO! It's not perfect but it now beats wearing a hand mounted catcher.

2 Pack Voltage Protector Brownout Surge Refrigerator 1800 Watts Appliance NEW

Nov 12, 2016

2 Pack Voltage Protector Brownout Surge

I actually use these on an ethernet switch. There are a lot of brownouts at the house and they will shutdown two of my switches requiring me to unplug them for a minute to reset. They really need a UPS but in theory the brownout protector should work too. So far I've experienced several brownouts after installing the protectors. In one of those cases, one of the protectors failed to engage. Again, I had to unplug the switch for a minute to reset. Their performance isn't flawless but I'm better off then I was without them.

Hikvision DS-2CD2232-I5 Full HD 3MP IP66 IR EXIR Bullet Network Camera POE

Nov 17, 2016

Gray Market Hikvision DS-2CD2232-I5

The biggest issue with the camera is the outdated firmware with regards to it not supporting any smtp server. This means no email alerts. I did expect this before purchasing and wasn't an issue as it was replacing a camera that captures a lot of traffic and not suited for taking advantage of email alerts. Hikvision has updated firmware that corrects this but warns against attempting to upgrade gray market cameras. Outside of not being able to setup the camera for email alerts it has performed well so far. Compared to a similar domestic market Hikvision it is right there with it. Motion detection boundaries are accurate, daytime color is crisp and the ir quality appears to have an advantage over my domestic market Hikvision. I'd like to be able to speak on the longevity of its performance but it's too soon. Personally I'd be happy with two years.

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