Reviews & Ratings for Strike Industries AR-15/AR-10 Enhanced Pistol Grip — 21 reviews — Page 1

Way better than standard grip.Definitely recommend.

If you want a cheap grip, this is it. There is a better rubberized version of this grip for a little more, and i would recommend that one instead. Not only does the plastic feel cheap, it's slick. I almost feel like the usgi a2 grip is better to have. I'm certain strike industry is going to discontinue this one and push the better one.

I love SI and the gear they make. The grip feels great, is a perfect texture and has that aggressive style Strike Industries has made me love so much. Amazing and well worth the price!

Felt like a cheesy toy, quality of the plastic was not what you see on Magpul for comparison.

Good quality, good grip texture. 20 degree grip is perfect for my liking!

How is everyone giving this item such a good review? The real reviews are the one saying this item feels cheap and not worth it, one star. There are other grips out there that are better. It looks good in the pictures until u actually see the item. Thin plastic and the rubber is garbage, not like the hogue or magpul. It feels like it's made for airsoft.

For long range or pistol it’s a great choice depending on the angle. I bought this for a 6.5 creedmor build and wish it had a rubber overmold to make it more comfortable, but it’s not bad in the hand could use a panel system like p30s or vp9s use.

This Strike Ind. AR-15 15 degree pistol grip is really nice, compared to the 25 degree Magpul. But mine did fit a little loose over the square lug on the lower, it actually almost fell into place with no effort, and DID have a slight wiggle after torquing it down really really tight. BUT I found a trick to getting the wiggle out ( at least on mine ). Where the beaver tail meets the lower, right under the tube ( the small radius area ) does not seat properly. After torquing it to the lower really tight and don't forget the Medium Loc Tite #242 on the bolt, Take a Bic lighter and heat up the beaver tail below the tube and pop the bottom of the grip with your palm. Keep doing that until you get it hot enough to SLIGHTLY melt it and seat it into place, by smacking the grip bottom with your palm while it's hot and pliable. That took any and ALL wiggle out of my grip, and I love it enough to give it a 5 star.. But my 4 stars still sets, because Striker should have told us, it may have needed that trick done.

Grips are subjective. With that said. This one is horrible. I really like the SI EPG grip (old model, have one on every rifle) and saw it was discontinued. I was let down and decided to try this grip. Falls short for me and doesn't fit the hand. Immediately removed and tossed in the parts bin. On the hunt for a replacement now.

Picked up this 15Deg grip for an AR for longer reach. Coupled it with a fixed stock with a bit longer length of pull and am very happy with the results. The more vertical grip angle works well in a precision shooting scenario from seated, kneeling, and prone positions in my configuration, compared to the standard grip angle I have used. The grip is durable, and seems to be pretty consistent regardless of temperature. It's a different feel than the more common Magpul grip texture, but it offers good purchase for my hands and in fact may be slightly more abrasive on the front- and backstraps of the grip than the Magpul, for longer periods of use. Due to the abrasive quality, my gut level, unmeasured assessment is that in sweaty conditions there may be a bit of extra grip with this texture than the Magpul, though that's no more than a "maybe this is the case" kind of assessment. I will say for extended shooting sessions, I may convert to a gloved hand configuration based on the more abrasive front- and backstrap texture.

Not sure what the guys complaining about it being flimsy or low quality are seeing, but mine has been run through the gauntlet in wringing out the new rifle platform. I've run it at the bench, prone, and in mobile/multiple shooting position drills in real-world conditions. No quality issues have been seen.

I will say I like the rubber plug in the bottom better than the plastic plug for my Magpul grips. It is easier to remove/install. It does not offe...
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