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Most Helpful Positive Review
bolt gun chassis grip not bad!
Of all the grips I've tried this one is one of the most comfortable if your chassis doesnt have a thump shelf. This one and the UD grip are good choices for chassis with no thumb shelf. I prefer to ride the top of the action, but this position isnt bad either.
Most Helpful Negative Review
Big, blocky, and not at all ergonomic
It seems like overall, the reviews on this grip are peetty good. I installed it on an RPR and gave it two range trips. I just can't warm up to it. It is big, blocky, and not at all ergonomic. When I place my palm on the back of the grip, it feels out of place. I also feel like the grip occupies a lo...
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Anarchy Outdoors Alpha PRS Grip, Right Hand
Works as advertised and makes you place your trigger finger in a better position for a consistent trigger pull.
It does not feel right at first & takes some getting used to, but with some time and rounds down range it started feeling more natural to me.
Also, provided a great place to rest my thumb.
I use this on the new Gen 3 Ruger Precision Rifle and recommend it over the stock grip.
It does not feel right at first & takes some getting used to, but with some time and rounds down range it started feeling more natural to me.
Also, provided a great place to rest my thumb.
I use this on the new Gen 3 Ruger Precision Rifle and recommend it over the stock grip.
Pros:
- reasonable price
- As advertised and works well
Cons:
- Not as heavy duty as expected
- Space in grip handle wasted
Best Used for:
- PRS Shooting
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
A great grip that requires a different kind of grip….
This is a fantastic precision rifle grip. I think a lot of first time users for this style of grip versus the traditional AR style grip may be unfamiliar with the thumb support. It’s made to support the thumb of your shooting hand - not to support your shooting hand thumb on the opposite side of your fingers. The idea is to keep your thumb from instinctively flexing with your trigger finger.
It is a larger grip, but keep in mind that you don’t wrap your full hand around it like a traditional AR grip.
It is a larger grip, but keep in mind that you don’t wrap your full hand around it like a traditional AR grip.
Would recommend: Yes
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