Mounting Solutions Plus Tyrant Designs MOD AR15 Grip

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I had been eyeing this AR15 grip for quite some time now. You know an AR15 grip is a grip is a grip! If you have seen one AR15 grip..you've seen them all.

Well...this grip is obviously very different. It is CNC machined from aerospace aluminum and I think has some pretty interesting features.

Number 1, the grips come is two sizes, Medium and Large.

Number 2, the front and back straps come in various styles and colors.

Number 3, the grips come in various styles and colors.

Number 4, the grips do NOT look like any other AR15 grips on the market.

Number 5, the grips do function as intended, at least in my opinion.

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Originally Posted By: Widow maker 223Thats a fancy grip.

I use this one on all my guns, the grip angle is really comfortable compared to the crappy A2 and its cheap

Indeed. I look at it this way, the majority of AR15/AR10 parts are CNC machined, why not the grip, too!
 
Interesting design, but I'll pass. Just can't imagine latching onto a chunk of aluminum in sub-zero temperatures. Rubber is bad enough.
 
Originally Posted By: Rock KnockerThat looks cold!

I hunted last night here in Ohio, not arctic conditions, but still 25 deg. F windchills.

The front and back straps are polymer....so no issues with a cold grip.
 
Do they have the weight for that grip listed? I wonder how it compares to a Pmag or A2.

Do they also offer a back strap that's slightly extended like the Pmag grips?

I just saw their 4oz. weight listed on their website.
 
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I really like the Magpul MOE grips. For $20, they're hard to beat. They also have a compartment, in case you want to store a spare battery for optics or whatever else you can think of. I'm sure you could get used to it, but it seems like it would feel really strange in the hand, with those sides machines out. I'm definitely used to a grip that fills the hand.
 
Originally Posted By: cjclemensI really like the Magpul MOE grips. For $20, they're hard to beat. They also have a compartment, in case you want to store a spare battery for optics or whatever else you can think of. I'm sure you could get used to it, but it seems like it would feel really strange in the hand, with those sides machines out. I'm definitely used to a grip that fills the hand.


X2 I would have to totally agree with you.
 
^^^ Yup, mine has 5 extra .223 rounds, a spare 2023 battery for my VX-R and two pairs of foam ear plugs to prevent rattling. If I have my gun I will have ammo, a fully functioning scope and hearing protection at all times. Impossible to beat at $20 in my opinion. The only time I have removed those items was to shove a hand warmer in the grip on a -15 degree night, but that didn't help one bit.

Not to knock this new grip down, there's a market for anything but I don't understand how this would be better than any grip that's already out there(except if you like the looks of it). I understand the $120 price tag for the machining but I don't understand the machining for a grip.
 
Originally Posted By: Rock KnockerNot to knock this new grip down, there's a market for anything but I don't understand how this would be better than any grip that's already out there(except if you like the looks of it). I understand the $120 price tag for the machining but I don't understand the machining for a grip.

I agree. Maybe on a tricked out race gun, but it'd look silly on one of my hunting rigs, especially after I get snow or dirt packed in that fancy machinework.
 
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