Raz Dillinger from United States, AZ Public Profile

I love this grip, its angle improves my stance, which is AK inspired with the but of the rifle being placed more toward the center body line so not quite on the shoulder but on the outer edge of the dominant hand side pectoral. I just cant stand that no grips seem to come with a friggen allen/star wrench to take off the old grip and put on this new one. 90% of store bought Allen keys are too short with too fat a handle or skinny enough but just not long enough to get in the screw and turn the thing. I wanna buy the grip. Not the grip and a bunch of tools.

Basically I had a romanian AK that was monstrous overgassed. Not like normal all aks are overgassed... this thing threw spent brass into the next county and recoiled enough to bruise a seasoned AK shooter. Only issue i had installing was my AKs fault. Pin didn't wanna come out. As far as operation. Would be REAL good is this company included instructions on how to properly tune the thing once installed. Since they dont... here we go.... install on gun and put back together with piston fully closed. Shoot 3 rounds and then Open up by 5 clicks until it doesn't run reliably. Once it fails... open click by click with 2 or 3 shots testing. Once it runs reliably and ejects at least 6 feet away (probably 10ft) leave it there assemble your rifle and enjoy.

Ive heard glorious things about the cost to performance ratio of this brake. And it DOES NOT dissappoint in that regard! I have this installed on my RH10 with an adjustible gas piston and it spits 30s as soft as an ar15 squirms out .223. My issue is that the description planely states that it comes with a crush washer... it does not. My AK has type 2 sites (front site gas block combo) which is getting much more popular so I can retain at gas block. NEED a crush washer. Was a little pissed I had to supply that on my own. Lastly... and this hurts... midwest industries does kind of bad job tapping the threads. They get skinnier as they go down into the brake. I tried 2 different brakes both shared this issue. I've had their stuff before and it wasn't an issue... but 2 of 2 is bad. Luckily I had a 14x1lh tap and could sorta clean it up. Its not much material. But now it fits on nicely. And again... as a brake... its phenominal.