I now own 3 Mavericks and two of them are the 6-shooter model. For the price they are super durable and hold heat in Wisconsin fall/winter hunting. Taking care of them is super easy, I basically leave them up on my land all year round. My cousin had a tree fall on his Maverick and was able to heat it up and pop it back into shape. They can take a beating and last.

Plenty of room inside, made out of good material. too bad I'm missing parts and I'm having a hard time getting them.

I recently got the blind put together and I didn't by myself. The blind is easily moved around in place, again making it easy to put together. The blind appears to ridge and sturdy, so I can see where to blind could easily last 10+ years in the field. The parts were separated and organized well enough that instruction were not really needed, pretty easy to figure out. Downside, many of the parts are very small and easy to lose. I did put this blind together on site and dropped many of the screws and nuts in the grass which slowed my process down. It took me about 5 1/2 hours by myself, I truly believe 2 people can do it in 2 hours. I also believe repairs and modifications can be easily made. Another downside is shipping. The blind is shipped upright on a pallet, so transporting the blind from TSC to my farm was a bit of a hassle. Although very secure to my trailer, I had to drive less than 40 mph for 20 miles. I will lay the blind down in the bed of truck or trailer next time., Will I absolutely buy again, very well worth the money in my opinion.