Aftermarket Grip Angles

[cjive134]

Trying to figure out which aftermarket grip will work for me. I have an AR with Magpul MOE grip that is perfect, but the Magpul scorpion grips looks more like an MOE K grip angle to me. At least in pictures.

The grip that looks to me to be close to Magpul MOE grip is the Everest by Yeti Works.

Anyone who has the MOE for AR15 and aftermarket CZ grip that can compare them, I would very much appreciate it.

Thanks

[3rdMAW]

I had the same question a while back. Found this review : https://www.rainierarms.com/blog/aftermarket-grips-cz-scorpion-evo-3/

Excellent resource. I chose the Apex grip and am quite happy with it. Also, it is the only after market grip that Talon Grips makes a rubberized wrap for (which I love).

[3xternal]

The magpul is excellent, if you can avoid the clamshell design issues.

[stevep1794]

I have the Apex grip and love it. I also had the Paske but it was a little bulky for my hands. Both fit well (apex fits more snug) Never could find the yeti that wasn't a blem or a used one, so I didn't bother. Trig pack comes right off without removing the grip which is a huge selling point for those that swap em out. Im happy with my Apex, so if anyone is looking for the pathfinder...its just collecting dust.

[motorolanut]

+1 for the Apex here!

[tx004472]

I've been very happy with my pathfinder grip, though I haven't tried the others.

[3rdMAW]

I don't know about the rest of you guys, but I typically go through 2 or 3 grips before I find the right one. Kinda like Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Doesn't matter what rifle. Doesn't matter what style of shooting. It is simply a matter of what feels the best. Lookin at pics, reading reviews or asking for opinions ultimately has been of little help (for me anyway, your mileage may vary). It is a very personal decision. Lots of variables. With Amazon Prime, I can order 3 or 4, try them out and return the ones I didn't like (no questions asked).