Reviews by Logan Davidson
A great grip for a great price.
Written on Mar 27, 2015
Review for
Ergo 2 AR15/AR10 Ambidextrous SureGrips Kits
I recently purchased this product as a birthday gift for my father, and it was by no means a disappointment. He has a Bushmaster BR-308 and we had been searching for an ambidextrous grip for quite sometime, but other similar grips offered by companies like Hogue and CAA were nearly twice the price of this Ergo grip. Albeit, I'll admit I had my doubts at first, as anyone who owns an AR knows you tend to get what you pay for. After receiving the grip, however, any doubt I had was soon put at ease. Though it's not as thick as the picture listed here would have you believe, it's definitely a handful. As two larger handed men it fit us perfectly, and the over-molded rubber makes it feel so much more comfortable in the hand than a smooth polymer grip. One of the best features was undoubtedly the rough texturing of the rubber, as it almost assures you that there is no chance of your hand sliding around.
Inside, the grip is hollow, and there is no plug included that fills in this space, but since we don't store batteries or the like in it that's perfectly fine. The spacer included helps to appeal aesthetically around the trigger guard area of the lower receiver, but also helps to alleviate the slight awkward feel of the gap between the grip and trigger guard. One of the best qualities of this product is the finger ridges, as they do not come out so far that they feel unnatural or unwelcoming. It offers a more humanistic approach, letting your fingers find their own position
Inside, the grip is hollow, and there is no plug included that fills in this space, but since we don't store batteries or the like in it that's perfectly fine. The spacer included helps to appeal aesthetically around the trigger guard area of the lower receiver, but also helps to alleviate the slight awkward feel of the gap between the grip and trigger guard. One of the best qualities of this product is the finger ridges, as they do not come out so far that they feel unnatural or unwelcoming. It offers a more humanistic approach, letting your fingers find their own position
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