Attention: TDR Forum Junkies 
I got my Buckstop front bumper mounted. This is one heavy duty bumper. The design and build quality are very good. Buckstop even put three holes in the top for my off-road lights at no additional charge. The only gripe I have is that the sharp edges were not smoothed. Mine was ordered non coated. I took a sander and file to mine to make it more knuckle friendly. A local powder coater finished the bumper in a high gloss high durability black.
I also built my own custom rear bumper from 3. 5 x 3. 5 x 3/16 square tubing. It is a double stack design with 1 x 1. 25 spacer blocks. I built the mounting plates from 8" channel iron. I had it finished in the same black powder coat as the front. If someone hits this thing hard enough to bend it, I would hate to see their vehicle.
I will try to get some pics posted after I get all of the lights mounted.
By the way, the take off bumpers from the truck are for sale. I put an add in the classified section. It should be out there on Monday.
I also built my own custom rear bumper from 3. 5 x 3. 5 x 3/16 square tubing. It is a double stack design with 1 x 1. 25 spacer blocks. I built the mounting plates from 8" channel iron. I had it finished in the same black powder coat as the front. If someone hits this thing hard enough to bend it, I would hate to see their vehicle.
I will try to get some pics posted after I get all of the lights mounted.
By the way, the take off bumpers from the truck are for sale. I put an add in the classified section. It should be out there on Monday.
BuckStop obviously has the tooling and knowledge to produce a superior accessory (from what I now admit) at an extraordinary low price! The powder coat finish was "flawless" with all edges being smooth and well shaped. All brackets, accessory door, and the inside of the bumper maintained the same quality finish. The included tow hooks match the strength of the Mopar ones. Due to an extremely busy schedule, I probably won't get to the installation right away, but when I do, I will definitely post the pictures!
I will submit lots of installation pictures in the reader's rigs section when I get the time (Steve St. also has plenty in his). Just the two mounting brackets (one side has got to be a square foot by itself) are a work of art. The wife made me remove them from the dining room table. 
