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Upgrade your AR's pistol grip for better accuracy and control.
Let's face it, the stock grip angle on the grips found in virtually all mil-spec parts kits isn't the most comfortable. It's an incredibly simple, cost-effective upgrade to swap out that stock grip for something like the Magpul MOE, MOE+ or Magpul-K2 grips, each of which provide a more ergonomic angle that fits your wrist. These grips even include built-in storage compartments for an extra set of batteries for your optic, or a small cleaning kit.
Companies like Magpul, UTG, and Ergo Grip know how to make improvements when it comes to AR furniture. Their grips are designed to affordably enhance accuracy. Each grip is compatible with all retail-bought stripped AR-type lower receivers, as well as our various AR 80% lowers.
All AR-15 grips are compatible with all available AR-type lower receivers. That includes our own 80% lowers chambered in 5.56, .308, and 9mm, and other stripped lower receivers you may find elsewhere.
Swapping out your factory pistol grip is incredibly simple. Most "OEM" grips utilize a simple hex-head bolt and crush washer, which can be easily removed and replaced with a simple Allen wrench. All the grips we sell include new mounting hardware with simple instructions from Magpul. No modification of your lower receiver is required to install a new pistol grip. Starting a new AR build? Grab a lower parts kit and an upgraded grip - it's easiest to just throw on that upgrade during your initial lower assembly process.
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