My favorite grip
My favorite grip *for chassis* bolt actions that use an AR grip. When I use on my actual AR there is a 1/8 difference in the top where it meets the receiver and causes the most minor annoyance on the web of my hand. Still a great grip. Absolute butter on my chassis set up.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
As most have stated
The grip is great,however, as most here have experienced the hole for the safety detent spring is drilled too deep. This is an easy fix with the introduction of a peice of solid material to take up the extra space. The Ergo grip plug that is commonly bought with it does not fit so be forewarned if you did not check it's comparability.
Nice grip, screw not include
I recently purchased this to put on a new AR-10 build. While I am happy with the feel of it, I was not happy with the fact that the grip screw is not included. The site does not say it is, but does not say it isnt. This is a good grip and places your finger st the right spot on the trigger.
Perfect for me once I fixed a few issues
The grip itself is solid. There are a few quirks that I discovered though. 1. If you buy this grip, make sure that you have a closed-ear trigger guard on your AR-15, or else purchase the Magpul Enhanced trigger guard. If you use the standard AR-15 trigger guard bar, it will leave a gap which will rub uncomfortably on your middle finger when using this grip. 2. I have no idea if this is normal for this grip or not, but my grip came with the safety detent spring hole drilled a touch too deep. This resulted in the safety detent spring not providing enough tension on the safety selector when this grip was installed. Rather than sending back the grip, which was otherwise good to go, I simply used a grinder to grind a small metal slug down to a few mm tall and shoved that down into the detent spring hole before installing the spring. This raised the spring a few mm and allowed it to provide proper tension on the safety selector. Not a big deal, and only took a few minutes to do, but it was annoying that I had to do it at all. All that being said, now that I have everything installed the way I like it, it's perfect for my hands. (I have VERY large hands). I'm able to get a natural grip, and a repeatable position on the trigger with my shooting finger. I'd recommend this grip for somebody like me, but be advised you may have to put a few minutes of time into getting everything set up "just so".
Can NOT use Ambi-Safety.
I have large hands and it works great for me, AFTER I removed the ambi-safety. It was a bit tight sliding on but this thing feels great.
