CAP from United States, SC Public Profile

I absolutely love the hollowed / skeleton look.
I'm not too sure if the 'black' matches up 100%
It's slightly grayer.
The finish on it is a very soft touch.
It says aluminum and definitely feels like a metal, so I wont doubt it. Just has a very soft touch to it.
Not a complaint at all, feels great in the hand whether you use the grip as a hand stop doing thumb over rail grip or even going full fledged vertical grip style. For my big hands holding it straight like a vert grip , my pinky wraps on the bottom.
Great versatility, very secure lock.
DOES NOT COME WITH HARDWARE. ****YOU NEED A LONG 3/32 INCH ALAN WRENCH****
Never mind that, this grip is such an awesome piece.
On the pricey side but since the grip I had initially 'purchased' was out of stock and 15 bucks more so I saved some money on this one and couldnt be happier.
Definitely recommend.
10/10

Got the Ambidextrous version souly based off the price.
Saw good reviews and thought "How bad could they mess it up?"
And they didn't... at all!!
No matter what, if youre going from the right side, theres no way the handlew ill not come back. As in there is no room for malfunction. The hardware seems solid, finish is decent. Showing slight wear on the finish after a few dozen passes.
The text is nice too, cool to have some things there. Gives me customization ideas lol.
Great great great product to have! For the money, you cannot beat this.
Will definitely keep VLTOR in mind looking at further modifications.
Ambi charging handle is a must! Options are great.
Price is perfect compared to competitors.
10/10

This bipod has a very good design, a great way of installing - very secure.
I have not had an M-Lok guard before so installing this took a little longer the first time, BUT thats all me.
The only grunts I have is that in order to change positioning of the arm of the bipod, you need to pull down a piece vertically no matter the angle of the bipod. Its just a little wonky to maneuver in a quick motion, definitely going to be a great range setup but, if we're being real, how often will you need a bipod in a tactical / bug out scenario? Yea, nice to have , but I wouldn't say that this is meant for that purpose.
If you have the bipod folded up to the gun, its a little bulky when the gun is resting on the table, and kind of interferes with hand placement if youre a handguard holder.
The full length of the bipod deployed is 9" with like 3/4/5 different locking points, but will not hold the rifle up if there is a 30rd or 40rd magazine in full length. (the rifle will rest on the magazine, in turn aiming downward.) But that may not matter when actually mounting the rifle in prone. Obviously doesn't matter for wall / window mounting.
Great for the money!
Good design and very secure.

Great feeling texture, overall great length, grip, feel, and overall look that is a great alternative over the A2 style stock AR15 grip.
Had to get rid of that finger-eating handle . lol
I will say that me being a bigger fellow, my hands might be bigger than initially designed as i feel the arch of the back on the grip itself may be a little narrow for me. I am used to a much larger grip on my HiPoint Carbine. I may still look further as I know ergo has a more beefier model that I steered away from thinking it may be TOO big.
This is my first AR so it can't hurt to have an extra grip on standby to replace those awful A2 ones when I pick up another.
I would 100% recommend this to anyone looking for a good rubberized 'grooved but not indented' pistol grip.
Great product.
10/10