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.
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.
