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This is one solid, and I mean solid, comfortable grip. Stupid simple and gives a good look. Has a nice texture to it and no gross amount of branding. For the guys complaining about mounting it. It’s not that hard. Take 60 seconds since your wrench will have a short throw in there and you’ll be on. Seriously I highly recommend this over fab and magpul foregrips. You won’t regret.

4 stars because only God gets 5, so jot that down. Salvation has come in the form of a kydex holster. Sent from God and ushered down by angels, this holster comes to protect the most effective and life saving credit card shaped single shot 22 on the market.
“Behold, I have given you authority to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy, and nothing shall hurt you.”
Luke 10:19

Somehow this five star rated product is still underrated. The cheek weld is the best and exceeds expectations. The butt piece is the best blend between firm and soft. Can’t go wrong with 3 qd slots. Best feature is the same advertised on all stocks yet this one actually does it, no wiggle at all on the stock whatsoever. It’s like those locking stocks like the magpul acs except this thing has no locking system just does it on its own. Does all this with a low profile and light weight. Hogue makes some of my favorite grips for revolvers and 1911’s and they’re killing it with this stock

20 dollars for two small pieces of plastic. So is it worth it. Obviously not it two small pieces of plastic don’t be an idiot. However does it make the kit feel better? Yes. Are you gonna put anything else on both of the side rails? Probably not. Does it make the kit look better? Yeah. Is there another option? No. You’re already in too deep.

Unnecessarily solid for some reason. Like I slam this thing closed and don’t feel bad at all. Install isn’t bad just take a sec to think through it. Put this thing through a lot of fast rounds with a binary trigger. Not sure why that would matter but yeah a lot of rounds out through it with no issues and no feeding issues either. Latch system is solid and have no issues with it. When folded the stock and buffer tube run parallel to the rest of the gun and doesn’t stick at some awkward angle. Integrated folding lower receivers I saw online were up in the 300 dollar range so yeah this is pricey but honestly it’s one of the cheapest options and works fine. Lastly, since this thing is a solid hunk of metal and the plunger that spans the gap between the bca and the buffer is also a solid hunk of metal it’s gonna ad some weight but it’s at the very rear of the gun and not noticeable. Make sure to lube the o rings on the plunger for some longevity.

Lots of reviews already so I won’t beat a dead horse but cover some questions some other guys are having. The install is not bad at all as long as you understand the concept of a slave pin and that you use a regular trigger pin to knock it out as simultaneously holds together the trigger assembly. I’ve only once feathered the trigger so fast I had let go before the bca put the hammer back down causing me to pull the charging handle and eject an unfired round. You have to actively try to do this like I was. Last not is that out of a 16” barrel the binary function works with my ccmg 22lr conversion kit. Not so well out of a 7” barrel but that’s not the fault of trigger just thought I’d mention. Regular 556 works with a short barrel just fine. Aside from that it’s still a good trigger on semi. Just a little bit of take up and a good break and good pull.

This grip as stated is super comfortable and incredibly solid. Didn’t have to buy another piece of rail so only one point of contact and less weight on the front end. Lightweight yet incredibly solid. Finish is nice and just slightly rough, not that it matters much with the great ergonomics. Not a gross amount of branding. Top it off it looks cool. Don’t pass on it.

This grip as stated is super comfortable and incredibly solid. Didn’t have to buy another piece of rail so only one point of contact and less weight on the front end. Lightweight yet incredibly solid. Finish is nice and just slightly rough, not that it matters much with the great ergonomics. Not a gross amount of branding. Top it off it looks cool. Don’t pass on it.

This grip as stated is super comfortable and incredibly solid. Didn’t have to buy another piece of rail so only one point of contact and less weight on the front end. Lightweight yet incredibly solid. Finish is nice and just slightly rough, not that it matters much with the great ergonomics. Not a gross amount of branding. Top it off it looks cool. Don’t pass on it.

The bungee on this sling feels really good and it adjust very well. On of the few 1 point slings I’ve been able to get tight around me and not let the firearm dangle way too low. It’s only got the one buckle but it hasn’t bothered me too much. Overall surprised that MCK made a decent sling. Not sure about the rest of the MCK lineup of attachments but I like this one.