Susie Q from United States, OK Public Profile

This grip is well made and the compact to mid size is in keeping with its intended purpose …. SBRs and shorter barrel PCCs. The 90 degree angle may take some getting use to, but it is ideal for keeping elbows tucked in for a more compact stance and secure control.
It has great texture and is wide enough to insure a good grip while not “out sizing” a compact gun.
(Installed on a Sig Rattler)

Great choice of front and back straps for most hand sizes and preferences. Inserts fit securely on the grip frame and are secured with small plastic rods. (The rods are tight and stay tight. I used a small punch to install and center them in the frame holes. No worries about them falling out or even shifting). Rubber storage plug fits very securely but it’s not a fight to remove it. Good overall texture (may not be aggressive enough for some).
Note the small tab on the front of the grip that fits next to the trigger guard. This is made to fill the gap in the standard AR trigger guard. This will need to be removed for billet lowers with integrated trigger guards and other lowers. I started a small cut at the top of the tab and it snapped off cleanly. Smoothed it with sandpaper and it was a perfect fit. Absolutely worth the three minutes it took!

Once this grip is installed (and I’ll explain), this is my absolute favorite stubby vertical grip. Perfect width, great machining and an indention for a finger that is especially useful if using a C clamp.
Now….with 2 out of 2 hand guards, I had to Dremel off a very small amount of the outside of the two Mlok mounting lugs. This is a common and valid complaint - but it took me two minutes and could have been done with sandpaper or a file since that area is north exposed.
For me, it was worth the effort and I’ll buy more without reservation.

This a really great stock!
Several things to note:
1. It may be thinner and shorter when collapsed than some people expect.
2. The black finish on the adjustment rods may be marred when the cheek riser and butt stock are adjusted from the collapsed position.
Overall, I’ll probably buy another one for my Galil Ace.

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.

Just a really heavy duty stock! Cheek riser and buttpad knobs have very distinct tactile and audible adjustments. Being able to cant the buttpad slightly is a nice option. Fit and finish are top-notch.
I think application is important. I’ve seen guys put these on 16” or shorter ARs and I think there’s probably better options.
I also bought - and recommend - a Hoptics USA saddle blanket for the cheek riser.

Usually don’t write product reviews, but this grip deserves some attention because it’s a lesser-known item that’s flying under the radar compared to larger more established companies.
And I’ve replaced angled grips from those larger more established companies with this one on four of my pistols.
It’s small but still has incredible ergonomics to fit a natural grip,
Great workmanship.
Buy with confidence!

This is a fantastic foregrip! Visually appealing with the right curves and angles and the recessed area on the finger rest. Perfect machine work with a perfect fit. Fits on a seven slot picatinny rail. Some reviews said the mounting screws stripped. I had zero issues, but they include an extra screw.
Looks good + functional = a great foregrip!

I mounted this on a Standard Manufacturing SKO 12 gauge full-sized shotgun. REALLY works to pull the shotgun into your shoulder versus the more-common vertical grips. Perfect size - you can get your entire hand on it.

This is very well made, but the rubber straps on the sides are a "No" for me (similar to their earlier braces). They provide some stability, but not enough when shooting to make me ditch the SBA3 - which I love. I have the VSeven custom strap and it keeps the rubber on the rear of the stock from collapsing as good or better than the upgrades found on the SBA4. The SBA4 does have a better cheek weld, but, personally, I don't have a problem with the cheek weld on the SBA3.