The shape and geometry that ar grips should be - Stark Equipment AR Rifle Grip

I own many Stark grips. not because they are made in my home state, but because they figured out the correct size, and shape and geometry for average to large hands. It places the index finger down lower so your finger is parallel with barrel/receiver. not angled downward. it also places hand further back so your trigger finger purchases the trigger ,(even the flat bow type) on the finger pad not the bend in the knuckle. there is more material on the back of the grip than the (M*#P*#L) brand. The texture is goid and makes for a decent grip although a overmolded rubber coating version like Ergo uses would be great addition if hands get wet. I use the version that has the built in trigger guard on lowers that have the space for them, and the regular version for lowers that have trigger guard forged as part of lower. The fit and finish is perfect for most all lowers even the AR 10 308 version. I have one on my Aero M5 308. they are not expensive and they ship direct from website fast. try one and you will never go back to the so call popular one , you know ? MP....so if you have big hands and find most other grips are just too small in diameter try one you will not be sorry.