AR15 Pistol grip options

[Khara]

I'm looking for some pistol grips to replace my AR15 A2 grip and I've narrowed it down to these ones. The last one i haven't heard much about tho, I was wondering if anyone had any experience from Strike industries. Apparently they're located out of Santa Ana... (o.O)

http://store.magpul.com/product/MAG415/41

http://www.ergogrips.net/item-detail.cfm?ID=4000&storeid=1&image=ergogrip.gif&CFID=6203309&CFTOKEN=35265119

http://troyind.com/%20/troy-weapon-upgrades/troy-battleaxe-cqb-grip

http://www.strikeindustries.com/store/index.php/rifle-enhancements-1/ptg-cqb.html

[Rekrab]

The Strike Force certainly looks snappy!

Personally the CAA grip with replaceable backstraps is the most comfortable in my hand, with the Ergo grip coming up a close second.

[ElvenSoul]

There was a thread awhile back about adding a featureless fin to a Ergo Grip....just fyi

[Droppin Deuces]

LMT Ergo Grip. Do it. Totally worth it.

[tomd1584]

I like the MOE. i have small hands and it tends to work pretty well. I also like the Tango Down.

[Exile Machine]

We have the Magpul grips, the Ergo grip, the Hogue grips and some other grips as well. And here you thought we only sold non-pistol-grips... https://www.exilemachine.net/shop/in...dex&cPath=44_4

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[rareair]

Can't say anything about the MOE, but one of my rifles has the MIAD grip and it serves its purpose just fine. Not too uncomfortable (like the ones included in a LPK), but there certainly are better ones

The Ergo grip is what 3 of my rifles are equipped with. Very nice, ergonomic & feels good in the palm. This is the grip I recommend to any shooter looking for something than what they already have

The Troy Battle Ax was standard fitament on my Troy M7A1. It is physically VERY small, perfect if you have small hands. Marginal at best if you have medium sized hands. If you've got large hands, forget about it.

A grip not mentioned is the TangoDown Battle Grip. Also very comfortable, great ergonomics and comes in a close second (in my opinion) to the Ergo

[Ak707]

I have the caa grip with replaceable backstraps and replaceable fronts also. It's comfortable and customizable for what ever you feel is better for your hand..!

[Flogger23m]

I like my ergo.

[karl9422]

I got a Magpul grip with the LPK from PSA and it works great for my small hands

[Khara]

No one has had experience with strike tho?

[adrenaline]

For those of you who went the ergo route, did you do the original or the tactical?



I like the swell in the tactical and am thinking it would feel much like my USP with the Hogue Handall.

[Cokebottle]

http://store.magpul.com/product/MAG415/41

Popular and a good grip, but as others have mentioned, I prefer the CAA grip. Warning: If you do a color other than black, the CAA will not match Magpul FDE parts... it's a bit lighter and clashes.

http://www.ergogrips.net/item-detail...TOKEN=35265119

Another VERY popular grip... right up there with Hogue

http://troyind.com/%20/troy-weapon-u...leaxe-cqb-grip

Meh... So it has fish-scales instead of checkering. I don't see it as an improvement over the A1 grip... and would prefer an A2 over it.

http://www.strikeindustries.com/stor...1/ptg-cqb.html

I would totally rock that grip!

[dfletcher]

I have this on a few of mine:

http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/cid=0/k=stark/t=P/ksubmit=y/Products/All/search=stark

The angle's a bit different, more straight up & down, but I like it. Well made.

I use the SAW type on a 308, don't like the Ergo original because it's sort of soft and fuzzy feeling.

[rareair]

For those of you who went the ergo route, did you do the original or the tactical?

My POF-P415, Stag 2TL & STG58 all have the original Ergo grip. My MK1 .308 however has a tactical model w/palm rest. It is physically larger (probably made for large sized hands) but still fits my medium sized hand just fine. With the large palm swell, it does give a nice boost of confidence when exerting extra grip pressure