Reviews & Ratings for MDT Adjustable Vertical Rifle Grip — 24 reviews — Page 1

I really like this grip. The adjustability and overall ergonomics of it are just great. Thumb shelf with my fused thumb is comfortable. Need to get dialed in with it, but I see this being a big improvement.

Great way to adjust the length of pull of the trigger, the bad thing is that product is bit wobelly, tried different things and unable to get a solid lock up

Absolute garbage. Feels like cheap Chinese plastic and the fit/finish is lacking. With the screws and nuts in place there is significant movement in the grip. I would NEVER trust this to support my rifle, it feels like it would snap the first time it is bumped into a barrier. Absolutely do not buy this.

Love the adjustability! Excellent quality! I installed this on my grey birch 10/22 and it fits perfect!

Love this product, will be a staple in every precision build from here on

The grip allows for a good degree of flexibility in positioning so you can find something that works best for you.

feels great in my hand. Perfect for my chassis. Can't wait to get more time with it.

What’s nice about the grip, besides that it is a vertical grip. It can be adjusted for length from grip to trigger. This will be great for shooters with longer fingers. Mine is currently on my precision Rimfire. Would recommend.

TL/DR: Feels good, works well, sharp edges need to be sanded/filed down though.

Got this grip for my MDT chassis because mine came with an AR style grip and I didn't like the angle for precision shooting. This grip seemed like a great option for the price. I did see people complain about the edges being rough and it's 100% true. I did an initial test fit and noticed the sharp/rough edges right away. They won't cut you or anything, but they do make it uncomfortable to hold onto. Especially those under the horizontal part right by the trigger. Only took a couple minutes of sanding/filing to get rid of the rough edges and it still looks and feels great. Just would have been nice to get a finished product.

Only other complaint would be how tight you have to make the bolts compare to the nut size. The nut that slips into the slot is slightly too small so it digs into the grip. I feel like if you have to adjust this too often eventually it'll wear through the detents and spin freely. I might get slightly larger nuts at one point but haven't bothered since I don't think I'll need to move it much.

I'm using this grip on a McRees chassis and for "ME" it is what I like. It easily mounts in place of most AR style grips and then adjusts to your hand size. I will be adding this grip to another rifle riding in a chassis.