Reviews & Ratings for DFCO Kung Fu Grip, Black — 81 reviews — Page 1

This is the perfect angle for a pistol build. I didn't want to believe it at first, but once I put this on and started shooting, I was blown away. The grip material itself is very comfortable and the notch just puts icing on the cake. This is my new favorite and will continue to go on future builds.

if you have very large hands do not buy it is very uncomfortable. this is a grip for someone with small or medium hands. dont listen too these gun-tubers...

I’ve put only these grips on all my ar builds, they work great with a very grippy texture and nice grip angle would def recommend it

Best grip for one hand manipulation. Angel of the grip doesnt put a strain on your wrist. I have a torn bicep and I am still able to carry the firearm without pain.

Excellent grip very nice quality feel to the materials used to make it , thank you optics planet for getting it to me quickly especially getting close to the holidays..

I bought this expecting good performance, but it completely exceeded my expectations. The grip is incredibly secure, comfortable, and perfectly balanced—no slipping, no awkward adjustments, just solid control every time. The build quality feels durable and premium, like it’s made to last.

Excellent grip for laying in the prom position. Also maneuverability around corners during CQB.

Texture is similar in feel to me as a B5. The angle is great and i actually like the cut out on the top of the grip. Color was perfect and matched the other ODG things I bought. I really like B5 grips and bought this just as a switch up to something new and it competes nicely would buy again.

Nice affordale option if you want a steeper grip angle. I have one installed on a pcc/pdw and love it.

The stippling is aggressive enough to maintain a bare-handed grip without causing any irritation for family and friends so far.

I like Die Free Co. products and have had good luck with them so far. I do wish it can with "The Plug" instead of having to buy it separately, but I dont have any need to store anything inside of the grip.

Installation is relatively easy but can be tricky since the angle to thread the retaining screw is more aggressive compared to a standard 17-degree grip. The best course of action is to reverse thread it until you hear the click of the ends of the threads slip off each other so you know it's lined up before actually threading it in. It helps to prevent cross threading and gives you a second check in a space you can't visually check.

I also intend to give one as a gift this year.

The Die Free Kung Fu Grip is an awesome addition to my AR 9mm pistol project. The reduced angle fits the hand perfectly under the platform without that odd angle of the wrist like the A2 handle creates.

I would recommend this grip for most all AR projects.