TDX-0 TACTICAL DELUXE ZERO ANGLE SUREGRIPS® Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
The TDX-0 Tactical Deluxe Zero Angle SureGrips® delivers excellent comfort and grip during long shooting sessions, with positive feedback on its ergonomic design and rubber texture. However, some reviewers found it a bit too bulky, especially for smaller hands. Additionally, the lack of installation instructions and the extra cost for a bottom plug were noted drawbacks.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Ergonomic Design
75%
Many users praise the ergonomic design of the grip, noting that the 0-degree angle allows for a more natural hand position and reduces fatigue during extended shooting sessions. This feature is especially appreciated in benchrest and long-range shooting contexts.
Grip Comfort
60%
The rubber texture and palm swell enhance comfort, making the grip suitable for long use. However, some reviewers felt the grip was too thick for smaller hands, indicating a need for more size options.
Installation Challenges
50%
Several reviews highlight difficulties with installation, particularly the lack of clear instructions and the risk of cross-threading when mounting the grip. Users recommend careful installation to avoid complications.
Value for Money
45%
Many users find the product reasonably priced compared to comparable grips, though some mention the additional cost for a bottom plug as a downside to the overall value experience.
Product Fit
40%
The grip generally fits well on various rifle setups, with a few reviews noting minor adjustments required for a perfect fit, indicating that while it is versatile, some models may need additional sanding or modification.
Very nice
You couldn’t pull this rifle out of my hand holding on to this grip!
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Great for long range rifles setup
This grip is designed for a benchrest rifle or long-range rifle setup where you do not wrap your thumb around the grip. Ergo, make soft rubber grips when I nice to shoot for long periods of time. Highly recommended.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
TDX-0 Suregrip
Put this grip on a Ruger Precision .22 rimfire. Significantly better grip angle for bench and prone shooting than factory grip.
Barrett M99
Installed this on a Barrett M99, works great and has a great feel when stretched out behind the rifle. The grip angle makes it much easier to shoot
Awesome product.
I purchased this for a replacement grip for the factory grip on My RpR 6.5 prc. The zero degree aligns fingers and hand to a more natural position. It reduces fatigue during the all-day long range precision shoots. After two weeks of use I purchased an additional grip for my RpR rimfire (little bro needs to be like big bro), which I use for target and Varmints. The palm swell is big, it fits my large hands well and the rubber textured grip feels good. It may be too large for smaller shooters though. Overall a great product and very reasonably priced compared to other "0 degree" grips.
Ergo grip
I bought this grip for an MDT bolt action stock. The 0 degree grip positions the hand nicely and the textured rubber make a great purchase. I had to do a little sanding on the corner for a precise fit as this was made for an AR15, but it fit well and had no play when installed as is. Overall this is a great grip at a good price, especially when purchased with a promo code. I have purchased several more and am very satisfied with the fit and finish of all of them.
Good Grip
Works good on my .224 Valkyrie. 0 degree is nice to hang on to on the bench. Thick grip fits your hand good. There is a hole in the back of the grip for installation dont try to install it from the bottom, you will cross thread the bolt, don't ask how I know.
Ergo quality (great) w/ 0deg grip angle
If you are a fan of the Ergo tactical grip, this will be exactly what you expect, just with a 0deg grip angle. I have this installed on an MDT chassis (.308 bolt gun) and it works great. However, I must caution against trying to install into an aluminum chassis/receiver through the bottom opening, as you would typically install an AR grip. There is a small hole drilled/molded in the back of the grip. It is just the right size for a traditional Allen wrench (too small for bits, even 6+ long ones, which use a common 1/4 driver). If you do not use that hole then you are at risk of cross-threading or stripping the threads in the aluminum chassis/receiver. Botch it up enough and youll have to drill & re-tap the chassis/receiver for a larger diameter bolt. There are no instructions provided by Ergo. Again, other than it being a bit of a PITA to install, its a great product.
Slightly TOO Fat. You have to buy plug
Reminiscent of the discontinued Pachmayr AR Grip, but this Ergo XT is just too fat, too much of a 'palm swell' for my comfort; and I wear a Large size glove. Also, you are already paying well over $35 dollars for just this Ergo grip, but they don't include a bottom plug. That will cost you extra dollars and more time to receive. Overall, the angle is really nice, and texture is good, and seems a solid build but too pricey and too fat for constant use. A slightly thinner palm swell with plug included would then be excellent.


