Reviews & Ratings for Armaspec Rhino R-23 Tactical Magwell Grip and Funnel — 28 reviews — Page 1

I have three of these now and have tried other styles and brands. These ones may not be the most comfortable, but they fit and they work and they accommodate all magazines. They just work as they should.

I wasn’t sure I was gonna like this at first, but it gave me a whole Nother holding option to my AR. It’s very comfortable and I like it.

The Armaspec Rhino magazine funnel is a great tool for speed loading your AR. It's easy to install and fits perfectly. If you have a drop down trigger guard, you may need to trim it a bit to fit. It's a solid piece and if you grip your AR just in front of your magwell, the finger grooves give you a great purchase with your support hand. I'd highly recommend this magwell for your AR style rifles. My only complaint is the delivery service. USPS IS HORRIBLE! If you have the option, go with a different carrier like UPS. My package showed up very late and completely destroyed!

Mag grip is dumb... however this works great for a flard magwell.

Great addition to sbr. Nice gripping surface without affecting the magazine, nice flared magwell. Helps to keep weapon as short as possible and gives plenty of control on sbr. Good texture and looks good.

I have a few of these AR funnels or magwells. They work great. If you're looking for faster reloads or just a place to put your support hand, this is it. Great product and fantastic price. These magwells also work flawlessly with magazine couplers. The only issue is they will not work with some aftermarket magazines such as ProMag or any other polymer mags with a wider profile than the standard steel or aluminum ones.

I've bought several of these over the years for different builds. I like them. They are a affordable AR15 type upgrade that is both practical, speeding up mag changes and enhances the look of the MSR as well.

Bought for an AR micro pistol to have a better two hand forward grip point. I'm using 10 round Magpul mags and when these are in place the ten rounder is way up inside the funnel....way too difficult to insert. Okay, I'll cut the bottom 1.5 grip points off. Nope. The front of this part is hollow and cutting the bottom even with the bottom two fastener holes leaves open hollow spaces that look terrible. I didnt see the hollow insude as there was no picture of it, nor of how wide it is at the bottom of the mag funnel. Lastly, with this clamped in place it blocks half the serial number. If the firearm is an SBR or a travel gun, having that number visible is important. As such, I will not use this. I wont waste miney returning it but might use it on another gun as the funnel works nicely.

If this fits your receiver, it works as intended. It’s a place to gain a three finger grip on your magwell, a bit better than a bare magwell, and keeps you from grabbing the magazine itself.

Also acts as a nice flared funnel for the magwell, as others have said, makes it pretty hard to miss.

Was able to make it fit on a couple lowers, was a struggle on a couple others. Works best on milspec AR 15 lowers with flat (removable) trigger guard. Can be fit to an M4 with some persuasion, but may fatigue the plastic over time. Fit the Milspec AR like a glove.

Also, as others have said, it does add a bit of bulk to an otherwise trim section of the rifle. It’s light, and thin, but clearly made of strong polymer that should stand up to hard use, though it may crack if it hits the ground just right.

I bought it to use as a vert grip on a 7.5” barrel 300blk pistol. Worked well in that regard, but still, just wasn’t very ergonomic and definitely chunky.

Not usually one to worry too much about aesthetics, but I must say… this is fugly.

This is the front-butt of AR grips.

The magwell funnel is easily installed and is very secure. It makes no permanent marks or modifications if you decide to remove it later. If you practice combat reloads, especially in low light this magwell makes it virtually impossible to miss. Magazine changes are fumble free regardless of your dexterity. The only downside is that it is ugly. It hasn’t caught on my gear or been an impediment operationally.