MB Gear Empty Chamber Safety Flag Kit 8 Neon Green Flags 3 Bright Red Tags Gun Rifles Firearms Universal Fit

When it comes to quality and value for your money, I believe these are the best safety flags you can buy. br>br>I've used safety flags before, and I believe they should be used frequently. For the professional shooter and or novice or enthusiast, anything that can identify whether the chamber is open or empty at a glance is a "no brainer. "br>br>PROsbr>The Safety flag is well molded and finished. The "stem" that travels through the breech and into the barrel has very limited flexibility. I wanted to demonstrate that they can be used in all four of these firearms without modification. Liber . 45 and Glock are two of the most popular handguns in the United States. The remaining two are 5 and 6. 56 and . 223 Wylde Rifles are a type of rifle used by the Wylde family of companies. br>br>The Red Empty Chamber Flags, which come in three pieces, are of excellent stitching quality and a nice bonus. br>br>In comparison to other flags, price and quality. I'd say the value of these flags is on par with or better than that of many others in my collection. I get three Empty Chamber tags/keychains for $10 if I get eight flags. 99br>It is a fantastic offer. Knowing the quality of these, I would pay more for them. br>br>Cons (albeit minor)- For firearms with a very small chamber opening, the "stem" of the flag may need to be clipped or cut down in order for it to turn into the breech/barrel. There is no modification or cutting down of the "stem" of any of the flags in my photos attached. This modification may be required for firearms with smaller calibers, such as many micro carry pistols.

- It's possible that there'll be a problem with the fit. There are 22 LR RimFire chambers in total. Although I do not consider this to be a problem, some other users have expressed their dissatisfaction in the reviews.

- Not that it's a flaw, but I wish each Safety Flag could come with eight "Empty Chamber" tags. This is an option for which I would be willing to pay a higher price. br>br>THE END RESULTS: I'm going to buy more as soon as I finish writing this review because these are such a good deal and value for the money. I would strongly advise others to do so.

Monica Buchanan

| Feb 18, 2021

They're a must-have. br>br>They're a little long, but that's okay. They should be about perfect for rifles, but they're a little long for my wife's Mossberg MC2C 9mm. The best part is that because they're made of plastic, they're simple to cut down to the right size for your firearm.

Zariyah Lim

| Jul 04, 2021

As I have only recently received them, I cannot comment on their durability, but they appear to be well made. The warning flags have been raised to the highest level possible. They have a bright green color and are easily visible. The red open chamber tags and ring that came with the package are well made and appear to last a long time. I am very pleased with the product and would recommend it to a friend.

Tate McGee

| Nov 28, 2021

I'm not sure what barrel these things are supposed to fit into because they fall out of every single one I've tried, including a 223. The only firearm in which these will work is a handgun or an AR in which the slide or bolt can be dropped to keep these pressed in. br>br>I ended up just throwing them all away because it was too late to return them by the time I tried to use my first one and realized it wouldn't work for anything. br>br>I ended up just throwing them all away because it was too late to return them by the time I tried to use my first one and realized it wouldn't work for anything. br>br>.

Quincy Parker

| Jun 22, 2021

These are a fantastic idea that also happen to look great. They're brittle, though. I put in the chamber flag and closed the bolt on my CZ Scorpion after running a stage at a carbine match today. On the flag, I normally close it slowly, but it occasionally slips out of your fingers and closes more forcefully. This flag was chopped off like a twig when it happened. These are still appealing to me, but I wish they were made of a different material. They could also be an inch longer, in my opinion.

Waverly Atkins

| Aug 30, 2021

Because I couldn't see the ECI in the chamber when I shot my gas gun, I'd sometimes forget to remove it before closing the bolt. It wasn't a major issue, but it was inconvenient and embarrassing. These ECIs are far superior. They are easily visible from the left side of the rifle due to the red tag. I've even had people at the range compliment me on how nice they look. This is a great product and the only ECI I use now because it allows other shooters to see that my rifle is safe before going downrange for target maintenance during cold range time.

Tinsley WALLIS

| Feb 03, 2021

When used with caution and a focus on safety, guns are completely safe. When at the range or at another event where others are present, it's critical to demonstrate to yourself and others that your gun is in a safe position. These easily fit into the chamber, and the EMPTY CHAMBER flag ensures that your pistol or rifle does not endanger anyone. The plastic flags are durable, the steel ring is sturdy, and the double-sided cloth sign ensures that you and others are always aware that your gun is secure.

Wayne Osborne

| May 14, 2021

The primary flaw is that they are far too long. For a . A rifle or a 22 pistol are both acceptable options. I experimented with various models. Yes, you can cut them down, but you'll have to remove the majority of them, and even then, the "base" is so thick that there's barely enough to fit into the barrel, making it insecure. I'm not sure how these were made without a prototype being tested. br>br>The only thing I can say in their favor is that the cloth tags are practical.

Leon Jarvis

| Jul 04, 2021