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Posted: 9/27/2013 8:27:50 PM EDT
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i was at a local gun show the other day and saw a grip on a rifle that caught my eye. unfortunately, i forgot the maker and can't seem to find the grip anywhere.
it was on an ar that was assembled by one of the new manufacturers, but i can't remember the name of them for the life of me. the rifle was a burnt bronze colored cerakote finish with a fleet float rail, and i think a billet lower. the manufacturers name was abbreviated by 3 letters. I remember looking at the grip and seeing the same abbreviation on the bottom of it. It looked a lot like a MIAD grip, had a similar stippling type pattern (i know MIADs aren't "stippled" per say, but it was a similar pattern to what they use for the grippy portions. I'm pretty sure the grip was modular just like a MIAD (it appeared that the back strap came off to accept different ones). the material was different, some sort of polymer, it had more of a rubbery feel than magpul polymer, but was not as rubbery as an MOE+ or an ergo. i'm kicking myself for not writing down the name of the manufacturer. it wasn't any of the popular grips out there such as magpul, ergo, troy, stark, etc. any leads would be greatly appreciated, i would love to try one of them out. |
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i think that might be the one. I could have sworn that the grip had the same name on it that the lower did though, and it doesn't seem that they make lowers or complete rifles though. maybe the grip was contracted out by them and marked with the other company's name? if anybody else has any other leads its much appreciated |
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