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Posted: 10/7/2004 1:08:10 PM EDT
| I just ordered a Hogue Grip along with a gapper. Midway has the grips for just over $15 BTW, best price I could find on the net. Anyways, is the gapper a good buy or is it something I could have done without? I am only out $3 if it is not needed so no big deal really. I am just curious... |
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I have them on all my rifles. Some say they aren't needed. Some think they're great. I think they're great. I've spent a whole lot more on AR gadgets that are now languishing in my parts box. The nice thing is, you can put them on or take them off without messing up your rifle. So you have nothing to lose. I recommend installing them while the pistol grip is off. Its easier that way. And don't lose the spring and plunger when you pull the pistol grip off! . |
I agree with that. In fact you can't run a gapper under a TD grip as there isn't enough room. Not that you need it with the TD grip. Yes the hogue grip is easy to install. Just like changing out any other pistol grip. AGAIN, don't lose the spring and plunger when you do it. (Not that I would know or anything.  )Also the Hogue is available in OD, but last I heard you had to call Hogue and ask for it. |
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