Uncomfortable - DFCO Tiger Claw Fore M-Lok Grip 10 Degree

Facing "forward" (meaning the recess/angle forward), the finger bridging the corner between the rail and the Tiger Claw grip is forced at an angle that causes the boney part to hot spot against the metal rail. If the grip did not have this indent, I don't think this would happen. As it is designed, you're almost twisting your hand awkwardly to fill that indent. I actually decided to turn it around "backwards" and, while I'm sure I'll gain the attention of every Reddit couch operator as a result, doing so makes this grip incredibly comfortable because in this configuration, it follows the natural angle of the wrist and hand. The image on this website is oriented to show the DFCO logo (which is oddly not also on the other side unlike their pistol grip), not to suggest this is the intended way it should face. But in my experience, it actually SHOULD face this direction... but nobody does it and I'm not convinced after a range day they haven't skinned their finger.