Check your six always. That's what we are reminded always when doing tactical training or in an actual force on force action such as an airsoft game. One of the things that we don't want to happen to us is being hit from behind, failing to do one of the basic actions for individual or team security. In small units, we usually have a man (or a woman) who is in charge of our rear, but what if you're alone and in a situation where there are lots of corners, like in CQB game, where anyone will just jump on you from behind?

A product that is exclusively available at MagWedge tries to answer that problem by taking one device that is common in vehicles and putting on rail systems --- the rear view mirror. A simple solution, or is it?

Called the Angel Eye Vision Accessory, it helps increase your situational awareness since using this will allow you to spot dangers or threats from behind or on the side. Just like the side view mirror in vehicles, you can easily adjust it where you're satisfied that it covers the angles that you need to keep an eye on without turning around and having your eyes always looking up front. When not in use or going through tight spaces, you just fold it.

MagWedge is recommending that when ordering the Angle Eye Vision Accessory, which costs $99.95 each at their website, you get two so you can install the Angel Eye on both the left and right sides of your rifle, so you can have an even better view of your surroundings just like driving a car.

The only problem that we see with the Angle Eye Vision Accessory is that it is another contraption to your rifle. Just imagine all the aiming devices, tactical light, laser, magnifiers, and even suppressors that you attach to your rifle, it may add to the total weight. But then, if it is something that will make you less worry about your six, then it might be something to be considered.

With the Angle Eye, you will see the OPFOR approaching your rear and allowing you to react quickly, or see your team mate making faces behind your back when on a Direct Action Mission in a milsim event.