Numerous reviewers experienced fitment problems, reporting gaps between the grip and the receiver after installation. This has led to frustration, as many expected a better, more seamless integration with the CZ Scorpion. Despite being well-made overall, the two-piece design has drawn criticism for its less than ideal fit.
The installation process for the MOE® EVO grip is generally described as straightforward. However, several reviews noted the need for tools like a rubber mallet, indicating it could be more challenging than anticipated. Some users had to adjust components or file parts of the grip for a proper fit, raising concerns about the effort required to achieve optimal installation.
Review comments frequently highlight the grip's aggressive texture and improved angle, which many find significantly enhances handling and comfort. Users feel that the design allows for a more natural shooting position, making it a desirable upgrade compared to the factory grip.
The design choice of a two-piece grip has been a point of contention. Reviewers have noted that while it provides an opportunity for aesthetic appeal and functionality, the lack of a storage compartment and visible gaps in the assembly detract from the overall quality perception and practicality of the grip.
Despite some criticisms, many reviewers agree that the MOE® EVO grip offers good value for its price point under $25. Users generally feel it is a cost-effective upgrade compared to other options on the market, although some recommend considering alternatives due to fitment concerns.
