Designed for rifles where low drag light weight applications where speed and control is critical for surviving a situation. Where gloves, blood, water and cold weather are common. Whichever shade line you walk, this rifle grip and foregrip is designed to help you get the job done and look good doing it. Specifications for Future Forged Thin Line AR-15 Grip: Manufacturer: Future Forged Finish: Textured Polymer Gun Make: AR Platform Gun Model: AR-15 Gun Type: Rifle Material: Carbon Fiber Mount: Polymer Base Grip Type: Pistol Grip Features of Future Forged Thin Line AR-15 Grip 1911 style beavertail design for leverage & ideal trigger finger alignment. Laser sculpted 3D Star spangled all weather grip texture on sides. Light weight yet rigid feel. Carbon fiber internal space frame structure insulates hand from receiver in cold environments. Skeletonized frame design guarantees your hand and wrist are aligned with the bore axis of the rifle. This promotes “Aim by Feel” muscle memory for quicker target acquisition and ultimately better accuracy. Package Contents: Future Forged Thin Line AR-15 Grip
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Scrap –
I bought one of these for a fairly skeletonized build, I was looking for lightweight yet still pretty sturdy and these looked pretty cool.The grip itself feels good; it has a fairly unique texture that I wasn't sure about, but once you hold it in the hand it feels pretty good.Of course, I customize things a bit and use both E Series and Gen2 NiR Cerakote. Normally I bake off polymer parts for 2 hours at ~150 – 170f degrees. PMAGs, Glock bodies and most other polymers have no problem with this (I once accidentally did a small batch of PMAGs at ~250 for 2 hours and they were pristine). Unfortunately, whatever polymer this is made of deformed significantly during the heating process, such that it was not usable after the fact. You could definitely get away with C Series Cerakote, but I personally don't think it's as strong / hard and I wouldn't buy C series to coat one part.I wanted to love it, but I melted it doing what I've done to hundreds of other polymer parts. I'm dropping just one star off because I do think that calls in to question what the polymer composition is, but other 4 stars are because it is a fairly nice and sharp looking grip.
mike –
Solid grip! Hard to tighten with torque. Fits my hand well. Could be more formed for a hand, but the grit makes it more solid for grip. It is lighter than the regular grip.