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To: 300winmag
I remember you once spoke of that angled grip under the front handguards. Now, many moons later, can you definitely see a benefit to it?

I have no experience with anything other than a parallel-to-the-ground front end on any rifle, tactical or otherwise, and (campaign medals notwithstanding) none at all in a kinetic situation, and frankly, that thing looks weird.

3,708 posted on 01/15/2012 6:15:20 AM PST by ExGeeEye (It will take a revolution to reinstate the constitution. #HT FtP#)
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To: ExGeeEye
I remember you once spoke of that angled grip under the front handguards. Now, many moons later, can you definitely see a benefit to it?

I can see definite benefits for myself, but not on every single weapon I own. With my carpal tunnel syndrome, it positions my left hand into a more comfortable position. It also lets me curl my hand onto different angles so as to provide some relief from having my hand forced into a certain position for an extended period of time. I tried vertical handgrips, which provided some relief, for a while, but these angled ones work better for me.

Oddly enough, the Magpul handguard with its odd curved/triangular shape, seems to work well just as-is. If I find problems later on, I'll probably go with an angled grip again.

3,711 posted on 01/15/2012 2:20:19 PM PST by 300winmag (Overkill Never Fails)
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