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The Strike Industries Picatinny Stacked Angled Grip is one of those parts that quietly changes how your rifle feels the first time you pick it up. That 86-degree grip angle is the whole idea here. Instead of the straight-up-and-down vertical grip that torques your wrist, the forward cant lines your hand up more naturally and firms up your hold on the forend. The result is a grip that stays out of the way but gives you real estate to drive the gun where you want it.
Anybody running a weapon light or laser knows the headache of excess wire flopping around. This grip has a built-in SI Cable Management System that lets you route and store that extra slack right inside the grip cavity. You can run cables alongside the handguard, at 90 degrees, or in a U-shape depending on your setup. There are also side cuts up top that make mounting a pressure switch a lot cleaner. It is a small feature that ends up saving you a pile of tape and zip ties.
Strike Industries molds this one from their high-strength, impact-resistant SI Polymer Extreme, so it stays light without feeling cheap. The palm and finger areas are textured with flat sides, which gives you a positive, no-slip hold even when your hands are sweaty or gloved. The Flat Dark Earth finish plays nice with FDE and two-tone builds if you are matching your furniture.
One thing that sets the stacked version apart is that it is user-adjustable. Pick up the optional Strike Stacked Angled Grip Extension down the road and you can lengthen it to dial in the ergonomics for your hand size and shooting style. This model mounts to standard 1913 Picatinny rails, so it drops onto most rail sections without any fuss. For range days, training, or just a cleaner-handling build, it is a lot of grip for a small footprint.
This version is built for standard 1913 Picatinny rails, so it clamps onto most rail sections without adapters. If you run an M-LOK handguard, Strike Industries makes a separate M-LOK version of the stacked grip instead. Just double-check your rail type before ordering.
The grip has an internal cavity and routing grooves that let you tuck excess wire from a weapon light or laser out of sight. You can route cables alongside the handguard, at a 90-degree angle, or in a U-shape depending on your gear. There are also side cuts up top that make attaching a pressure switch cleaner.
Yes. This is the stacked, user-adjustable design, so you can add the optional Strike Stacked Angled Grip Extension to lengthen it. That lets you fine-tune the ergonomics for bigger hands or a different shooting position.
The 86-degree forward cant lines your wrist up in a more natural position, which most people find more comfortable over a long session. It also increases rigidity in your support arm and helps you pull the rifle into a firm, controlled hold. It stays low-profile so it does not snag on gear or slings.
| UPC | 793811766493 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | ARCMSPSAFFDE |
| Color | Flat Dark Earth |
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