What is everyone running for grips nowadays? I'm working on acquiring the final parts of a 6.5CM that will be used to get into some PRS. I usually shoot precision with thumb on the right side of the grip (I'm a righty). The MPA is appealing but certainly seems designed around their chassis or other bolt gun chassis. I've always used the BCM Gunfighter grips as they have less of an angle. I've also played with quite a few Ergo grips but never really been a fan.
Grips
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I have the magpul MIAD grip. I purchased this because a majority of my rifles are bolt guns that sit in traditional stocks and I didn't know exactly what I wanted in a grip so one that was changeable seemed like a good idea. I'm glad I purchased it. Was relatively easy to come up with a combo that I liked and the fit on my receiver was very nice.
I don’t have an AR built around prs. But my favorite grip is the BCM mod3. 2nd and 3rd goes to MOE and ergo.
I really like the idea of this combination, when you can get every aspect of the rifle fitted to your body, not only is a more comfortable but it helps with increasing your accuracy and consistency.
https://mdttac.com/us_en/mdt-vertical-grip.html
https://grabagun.com/timney-trigger-ar-calvin-elite-1-5lb-red.html
https://mdttac.com/us_en/mdt-vertical-grip.html
https://grabagun.com/timney-trigger-ar-calvin-elite-1-5lb-red.html
Magpul PRS GEN3 Precision-Adjustable Stock - Black
The Magpul PRS Gen 3 Precision Rifle/Sniper stock is a field precision stock for AR-15/M16 and AR-10/SR-25 platforms.
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This would certainly be a pretty cool setup except that grip isn't going to work without a lot of modification. Not something I'm scared of but maybe I'll need to mess with something like that when I have more free time. Was looking for a zero degree grip but doesn't seem like the market is really supporting that yet for gassers.I really like the idea of this combination, when you can get every aspect of the rifle fitted to your body, not only is a more comfortable but it helps with increasing your accuracy and consistency.
https://mdttac.com/us_en/mdt-vertical-grip.html
https://grabagun.com/timney-trigger-ar-calvin-elite-1-5lb-red.html
Magpul PRS GEN3 Precision-Adjustable Stock - Black
The Magpul PRS Gen 3 Precision Rifle/Sniper stock is a field precision stock for AR-15/M16 and AR-10/SR-25 platforms.www.primaryarms.com
It doesn't have any gaps with the receiver? What did you end up doing for the safety detent?
Had one, it's great except it has to be fitted to a non-MPA chassis due to the partial lip at the top. It is very easy to mess up, at least if you're me.
Also had a straight trigger which I really liked. Might do that in conjunction with grip....might just wait and see how the vertical grip feels with stock curved too, but i liked it
On my heavy barrel AR (that has a bipod) I prefer the BCM Vert Grip. I find it's much more comfortable to shoot prone. On what would be more of a duty rifle I prefer an ergo grip.
That's pretty vertical. I meant ergonomic rather than a brand. I like more swept to carry around.
Dependent on your hand size... and I wear a size 11 glove.. I use the Ergo Tactical Deluxe.
I also have the various Magpuls, MOE K2+, MIAD Gen 1.1 Type 2, and BCM Gunfighters.
If my hand was smaller.... ( or vice versa ) The think the LaRue grip would be a very good , comfortable choice.
I also have the various Magpuls, MOE K2+, MIAD Gen 1.1 Type 2, and BCM Gunfighters.
If my hand was smaller.... ( or vice versa ) The think the LaRue grip would be a very good , comfortable choice.
All the various MIAD's out the asshole my man. Even changed the one on my SR25. The K2's are nice on SBR's.
