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Posted: 6/26/2004 1:28:37 PM EDT
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I'm putting together my first AR. Up to this point I've only purchased complete rifles. I will be buiilding a carbine and it will be for the rifle portion of a 3 gun. I would also like to be able to shoot either side. The grip that I was looking at is the Sierra Precision, but it looks to be more of strong side only grip. I was wondering if you guys could give me any recommendations. My only other option at this point is the tango down grip. Anybody like any others and why? Thanks, M4Fanatic |
| I've never used the Tango Down so I can't comment on it, other than to say it looks well made. I like the Ergo-Grips by Falcon Industries. I use the hard ones because I don't like the feel of the rubberized ones. I also choose the ambidextrious ones since they're better for weak hand use obviously. Since this grip fills in some space behind the lower, it allows me a better purchase on the grip and a better trigger pull. For me it's the grip to buy, and the $20 price isn't bad either. But no one can really tell you what's best for you, try the different ones out there and decide based on YOUR preference. |
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I like the G27 and the SPR grip. If the G27 came with a rubbery texture like the Hogue I think it would be perfect. The TD is a great grip, I personally don't like the angle and it's too small for my hands. Of course, I have pretty big hands. Try to handle a few of the ones mentioned if you can, there are lots of good grips out there, just use what fits you best. Jason |
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