I bought the flattop 16" model from Midway just before Christmas. It was backordered for a week or so and I thought I might get the high cap mag that they were all supposed to be shipping with. Heard that rumor here. But wanted a 10 rounder anyway for shooting off the bench. That was the first surprise, the mag wouldn't even go into my SP1 mag well. If you know what one of their mags looks like, the mag has two edges molded a little on the long side. I had to hit those edges with a rasp to get it to fit into the well at all. I didn't remove enough however as I became worried that it would be too loose. So although it now goes in and seems to function/feed fine, it doesn't drop freely when released, you have to pull it out. I put a semi cheap Redfield 4X16 scope on it. I had not used the scope yet, but with it, at only 25 yards, accuracy sucked. I mean sucked to the tune of two inches with some Winchester Wildcat. I discovered the float tube was loose and when I hand tightened it, I got one group of three in one hole, but not all five. It would shoot T22 more accurately, but nothing I shot impressed me at only 25 yards. Now, I am hoping the good news is that the new scope is bad! I took the thing home and removed the sling stud they put in the float tube. I tightened it up a lot more after adding some blue Loctite. The entire upper came in a plastic bag in a cardbox with absolutely no paper work or instructions, not that I'd say you need any, but? I found it kind of odd they sent nothing about cleaning, care, etc. Needless to say, the quality control on mine sucked. Loose tube, and a completely useless mag when delivered to me. Since it's always such a cluster trying to use sandbags with the telescoping stock I had on it, I've put an A2 stock on it along with a Burris 4.5X14 to see if this will make a difference. I hope I have better luck next time.