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Sixell Innovations - Never Quit Grip

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Category: Accessories
Created: Sunday, 18 October 2009 23:28

www.neverquitgrip.com

The Never Quit Grip is an interesting lil' addon as grabbing the magwell of an AR-15 platform rifle is somewhat of a controversial subject. Some instructors feel the weapon should always be handled by the secondary hand further out to give better "drive" handling of the rifle or other balance issues. In my opinion, if anyone cares :), I think it is good to have options. When shooting from unusual positions such as vehicles, foxholes, windows or whatever, grabbing the magwell can make for a sweet grip. Depending on the length of the weapon, the magwell grip can also make for a great feel of weapon balance whether it be blasting or just carrying.

Since there was clearly enough demand for the magwell grip style, the Never Quit Grip came along to make the ride even more comfy. The material is polymer based that is generally rigid with a slight give like rubber. The added depth to the magwell area is for the most part subtle, but does fill the hand better to make a more positive grip. The frontal end has some grooves for finger placement and despite they didn't really seem to particularly line up with big or small hands, the grip still feels good as the end result. While being used at a rifle course I never had any issues or drawbacks operating the rifle with the Never Quit Grip on. Installation is generally easy in which one just needs to release the trigger guard pin, slid the grip over the mag well and then close the trigger guard. INSTALL LINK . For those who are fans of the magwell grip I recommend checking out the Never Quit Grip as it does noticeably make for a more comfortable grab without adding much bulk.

Recommended place of purchase:
www.afmo.com

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