hand grip?

[packnrat]

Not to sure about this.
But as per the doj a pistol grip below the exposed part of the trigger,

On a ar style receiver. no factory hand grip below the trigger, cut flush to act as a keeper for the safety spring, but with the thumb wraped around the back of the trigger guard, as this places the web of the hand above most of the
exposed trigger.
Nothing to 'grab' with the hand,
How does this work out?
and yes I searched...found nothing to answer.
as the web of the hand is above the working trigger. No way to grip as in a pistol grip. Only the thumb and web can touch the receiver. The index finger on the trigger.
No other fingers can grasp the receiver, or any part.?????

[Fate]

Are you just waking up out of a coma? It's not 2006 anymore.

What you describe is likely legal (many people did this, or made metal clips that performed the same function), however there are other, modern options that are far better to run a featureless build.

[RANGER295]

[Dr Rockso]

Back in the day they were called 'spring retaining brackets'. People would also use something like this (only that part, no PG) to accomplish the same thing.

[packnrat]

No not just waking up, I only see the monster man grip working this issue.
As I have not had brd for all that long, some thoughts are a bit older than me having brd.

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[Fate]

No not just waking up, I only see the monster man grip working this issue.

Other options as well. I made my own:

[ohsmily]

No not just waking up, I only see the monster man grip working this issue.
As I have not had brd for all that long, some thoughts are a bit older than me having brd.

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...and the U-15 stock.