UWone77
22 October 2014, 08:55
XTech Tactical (http://www.xtechtactical.com/) has a new Grip that caught my attention. The XTech Tactical (http://www.xtechtactical.com/) Grip allows you to loosen the pistol grip screw, adjust the angle of the grip to where you want it and then tighten it back down where it will stay because of the interlocking teeth.
Check out more at: http://www.xtechtactical.com/
Also in Stock at Rainier Arms (https://www.rainierarms.com/?page=shop/detail&product_id=4736) for $16.95: https://www.rainierarms.com/?page=shop/detail&product_id=4736
Description:
The Science of ATG Comfort
When XTech Tactical’s (http://www.xtechtactical.com/) design team set out to create the most comfortable AR15 grip they looked at it from every angle. The resulting ATG (Adjustable Tactical Grip) is the new standard for comfort in the industry. Not only does its shape contribute to comfort, so does its position.
The team studied the firearms market for standout grips both outside and within the AR platform. The primary lessons for shape are “Subtle finger grooves” provide a sense of placement for any size hand. The rear of the grip has a “slight palm swell” that nests into your hand for better comfort and control. The rear wall of the grip extends downward as low as possible to maximize the hand’s purchase and support.
Finally, the texture was carefully selected and placed to balance control and comfort. The rest of the details are in the 3D shape which was optimized using prototypes and user testing. The most unique feature of the ATG is the adjust ability of the grip’s angle. This is an acknowledgement by XTech Tactical’s design team that there is a wide range of shooting styles and shooter sizes. The ability to change angles of the grip can relieve stress on the shooter’s wrist.
Specifications:
17 degree: Modern shooting techniques, "elbows in" stance
25 degree: Great "middle option"
33 degree: "A2 grip" originally seen 1960's with "elbows out"
These elements all work together to make this very likely the most comfortable grip you will ever try and the last grip you will ever need to purchase.
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Check out more at: http://www.xtechtactical.com/
Also in Stock at Rainier Arms (https://www.rainierarms.com/?page=shop/detail&product_id=4736) for $16.95: https://www.rainierarms.com/?page=shop/detail&product_id=4736
Description:
The Science of ATG Comfort
When XTech Tactical’s (http://www.xtechtactical.com/) design team set out to create the most comfortable AR15 grip they looked at it from every angle. The resulting ATG (Adjustable Tactical Grip) is the new standard for comfort in the industry. Not only does its shape contribute to comfort, so does its position.
The team studied the firearms market for standout grips both outside and within the AR platform. The primary lessons for shape are “Subtle finger grooves” provide a sense of placement for any size hand. The rear of the grip has a “slight palm swell” that nests into your hand for better comfort and control. The rear wall of the grip extends downward as low as possible to maximize the hand’s purchase and support.
Finally, the texture was carefully selected and placed to balance control and comfort. The rest of the details are in the 3D shape which was optimized using prototypes and user testing. The most unique feature of the ATG is the adjust ability of the grip’s angle. This is an acknowledgement by XTech Tactical’s design team that there is a wide range of shooting styles and shooter sizes. The ability to change angles of the grip can relieve stress on the shooter’s wrist.
Specifications:
17 degree: Modern shooting techniques, "elbows in" stance
25 degree: Great "middle option"
33 degree: "A2 grip" originally seen 1960's with "elbows out"
These elements all work together to make this very likely the most comfortable grip you will ever try and the last grip you will ever need to purchase.
http://i1334.photobucket.com/albums/w654/richardkim0177/05676d7da26e3e209b6f231a185c28ba_zps5d7d4ba8.jpg (http://s1334.photobucket.com/user/richardkim0177/media/05676d7da26e3e209b6f231a185c28ba_zps5d7d4ba8.jpg.h tml)
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