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Posted: 4/17/2009 12:47:37 PM EDT
| Im thinking of getting one for the extra battery storage space and such. I currently have a hogue rubber grip. Is the ergogrip a quality product with a similar feel? I also see that it has an extra piece of rubber that comes up behind the receiver. |
| Switching from the stock A-2 grip to the Ergo made a night and day difference in how my rifle felt, now it's much mo bettah. It lengthened the length of pull for the trigger a bit (hense the bit that extends up the rear of the reciever) which was much needed since I have normal sized hands. Definatly recommend it. |
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I have ergos on both my ARs, and soon to have one on my AK.
They are very nice, more 'substantial' than an A2 grip, and I love the grippy rubber texture. The 'gapper' accessory they come with is a nice touch too. That said, you can BARELY fit two cr123s in the grip. There isn't alot of space, and the cap doesn't have the most positive lockup... |
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I have an ergo suregrip on my 6920.
Wish I'd made a different choice. The grip is too small for me to make contact with the trigger with the right bit of my trigger finger without crooking my finger way out. If I was going to make the choice over again, I think I'd go with the MIAD, because I've had good experience with magpul's products, and with the changeability of the grip, I'd be confident that it would fit my hand. |
| I have both the MIAD and the Ergo 4061LF. I have large hands and the Ergo 4061 fits better than any grip on the market. The MIAD is OK, just a little thin and less deep for my hands. The MIAD has it over the Ergo for storage no doubt, so I keep one on my Grendel to store a spare bolt as Grendels seem to have a higher % of bolt failures than standard AR15's. Just go with whatever feels great in your hand, no one will know that for you but you. |
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I had em, then I held a MIAD. Now I don't have em. Same here. The only Ergo I still have came on an LMT Lower that has never had an upper put on it. When I decide how to finish it out, I'll put a MIAD, or the single piece version of the MIAD on it. ETA: I'll make that same offer as ADCO anyone who wants an ERGO perhaps we can make a trade. |
| I have an ergo on one rifle, and a standard a2 on another. There is a difference in the feel of the grip, and for me the ergo fills my hand better. The ergo is very comfortable to shoot with, but in my opinion doesn't provide a good grip when its wet. I have a piece of medical gauze wrapped around my ergo so it provides a better grip. |
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