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Posted: 9/14/2026 10:33:11 PM EDT
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https://drivenarmsco.com/product/utility-grip-full-size-ulcg-fs/ Ordered one to try out. Thought the K2 would never have a rival. I think it just got de-throned, for me. Ordered 3 more. The Sawtooth style really grips into my palm and fingers and the K2 feels smooth after handling the ULCG-FS grip. Highly recommend you check these things out if you like the K2 size and want more bite. YMMV Actually accidentally ordered the Compact version first, thinking it was a full-size. I was excited but disappointed as I wished it had a slightly bigger beaver tail and was 1/4” - 3/8” longer and went back to their site and whaddya know I found the newer full-size version, lol. |
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The FS and compact are absolutely my favorite AR grips and I’d be very surprised if I ever move away from them. One of those parts that immediately feels perfect after five seconds of use. Wish they were a bit cheaper but yeah, awesome shape/texture/ergonomics. |
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Originally Posted By 135Patriots: The FS and compact are absolutely my favorite AR grips and I’d be very surprised if I ever move away from them. One of those parts that immediately feels perfect after five seconds of use. Wish they were a bit cheaper but yeah, awesome shape/texture/ergonomics. They’re pricey bastards for sure, but after handling it, it didn’t matter. I’ve got a lot of rifles to swap grips out on now. I’ll do my favorites first. The Compact would be workable if the beaver tail was like the full-size, but as it is with my big mitts it just rides my thumb area right into my sharp 3-gun style safeties and puts my trigger finger too close to the trigger. |
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Originally Posted By Brahmzy: https://drivenarmsco.com/product/utility-grip-full-size-ulcg-fs/ Ordered one to try out. Thought the K2 would never have a rival. I think it just got de-throned, for me. Ordered 3 more. The Sawtooth style really grips into my palm and fingers and the K2 feels smooth after handling the ULCG-FS grip. Highly recommend you check these things out if you like the K2 size and want more bite. YMMV Actually accidentally ordered the Compact version first, thinking it was a full-size. I was excited but disappointed as I wished it had a slightly bigger beaver tail and was 1/4" - 3/8" longer and went back to their site and whaddya know I found the newer full-size version, lol. I have both FS and compact. If you don't like the compact, you can send it my way  Attached File |
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Originally Posted By -OdieGreen-: They look really good but I can’t bring myself to pay that much for a painted 3D printed grip. They do blem sales every now and then and I haven’t been able to find a single thing that would qualify as a true blemish. Agree they’re spendy, it’s my one annoyance. No reason for a grip to cost $40. But man they’re good. |
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Originally Posted By -OdieGreen-: They look really good but I can't bring myself to pay that much for a painted 3D printed grip. Printing isn't any worse than other methods of it's done right. These are admittedly spendy for grips though. |
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Originally Posted By RolandofGilead: That was my initial thought too... however I'm coming around to the idea that printing is simply the direction a lot of manufacturing is going. Printing isn't any worse than other methods of it's done right. These are admittedly spendy for grips though. Bit too spendy 
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Originally Posted By NachoDip: Bit too spendy https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/77421/IMG_7418-3828383.png 
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