Peter in Wisconsin from United States, WI Public Profile

I got the Magpul MOE K2 for the improved angle vs the regular MOE that came with my lower, but the K2 pushes your hand further down and back from the controls, and is to wide for size 7-7.5 (average, small-medium) hands to achieve proper hold, especially if you run a flat trigger. The K2 also has a more aggressive texture like coarse sandpaper. This UTG grip is longer and also noticeably heavier than the Magpul, but it is a LOT thinner without being too thin, and sports the same angle as the K2 for improved ergonomics. The texture is plenty grippy without being overly abrasive, feels like medium-fine sandpaper, actually grippy unlike the MFT EPG27 but gentler on bare hands than the coarse K2. It feels REALLY good! It is also less boxy than the former 2, further improving the ergonomics. Finally, it features a longer storage compartment than the Magpul but has a spring-loaded door which is annoyingly difficult to actuate, requires longer fingernails or a tool (coin or flathead driver, case rim is too round to work well). The storage isn't waterproof but is closer to it than the Magpul. I wish it wasn't such a long handle but the other dimensions and the angle and texture are fantastic. Maybe someday they'll produce a compact version similar to the reptilia but complete with a storage hatch.

The structure and texture are excellent, good angle as well, storage is awesome to have... But if you have small to medium size hands, this grip is not for you! It pushes your hand too far back from the trigger and other controls. MOE-K and SL are both a better fit but lack the storage compartment. For a grip the correct size that still includes storage, gotta look elsewhere, maybe the Leapers UTG ultra slim grip instead.

I bought this to act as a cantilever mount to place a magnified prism further back, but it is BENT! The rail extension bends downward immediately past the mounting portion, laid upside-down on a flat surface it's a rocking horse, mounting an optic results in that device pointing upward well off the barrel point-of-aim. The extension portion also isn't strong enough to prevent flex despite appearing to be pretty robust. I guess it could work for a light or foregrip, something not requiring ANY precision.