I recently purchased this to put on a new AR-10 build. While I am happy with the feel of it, I was not happy with the fact that the grip screw is not included. The site does not say it is, but does not say it isn’t.

This is a good grip and places your finger st the right spot on the trigger.

The grip itself is solid. There are a few quirks that I discovered though.



1. If you buy this grip, make sure that you have a closed-ear trigger guard on your AR-15, or else purchase the Magpul Enhanced trigger guard. If you use the standard AR-15 trigger guard bar, it will leave a gap which will rub uncomfortably on your middle finger when using this grip.





2. I have no idea if this is normal for this grip or not, but my grip came with the safety detent spring hole drilled a touch too deep.

This resulted in the safety detent spring not providing enough tension on the safety selector when this grip was installed. Rather than sending back the grip, which was otherwise good to go, I simply used a grinder to grind a small metal slug down to a few mm tall and shoved that down into the detent spring hole before installing the spring. This raised the spring a few mm and allowed it to provide proper tension on the safety selector.



Not a big deal, and only took a few minutes to do, but it was annoying that I had to do it at all.



All that being said, now that I have everything installed the way I like it, it's perfect for my hands. (I have VERY large hands).

I'm able to get a natural grip, and a repeatable position on the trigger with my shooting finger.



I'd recommend this grip for somebody like me, but be advised you may have to put a few minutes of time into getting everything set up "just so".

When message boards pose the question "What AR grip is best for someone with big hands?," this is THE one to pick. It's not as well known as others, but I'm so happy that someone turned me on to this Sierra Precision grip. Every time I wrap my fingers around it, I'm surprised how good it feels. If for some reason SPR stops making it, I have two extras on hand.

Sorry, lefties... At present, it's for RIGHT HANDED PEOPLE, only.

I have XL hands and have tried several grips but this has been the best, along with a Rite Grip adapter (also from Brownells) to move my hand back. Now my finger pad can rest on the trigger properly.



I wish this had a rougher texture (it is pretty smooth) and a swell or pad at the base. Also the bottom is open which can be a good or bad thing depending on the situation. Still for the price it is a great value and sure works better than anything else on the market.

I use this grip on my predator/hunting AR15 build. I love the way it fits and fills the hand. It has a shelf that pulls the trigger finger away from the frame slightly, and puts the pad of my finger on the trigger.



It is a relatively large/thick grip and may not work for you if you have small hands. It is also not ambidextrous.

Let me start by saying, I love this grip! The 3 star rating is because of the lack of disclosures on the website. Here are some full disclosures:

-Right hand only, this will also not work with ambi safety's

-Big hands only and I would not recommend use with a flat trigger unless you hand are really big.

-This grip is designed for finger tip fire. If you use the middle of your trigger finger to fire, you will not get comfortable grip.

I tried three different grips for large hands and this one was my least favorite. I think people will either love or hate it. It's similar in size to the other large grips I tried, but it feels larger because it is made of a hard, smooth plastic-like material. When you squeeze it, there is no give, so it feels larger and also more uncomfortable to me. Some people may like it that way, especially if they normally shoot with gloves. It's just not for me.

I've tried all the others....hogue, ergo, dpms, etc. This one is by far the most comfortable and puts your booger hook right where it needs to be on the bang switch. It does take some fitting; just deal with it because it's worth it. South paws are SOL, this is righty only, I used this on a DPMS SASS custom build and I love the feel. Highly recommend. Note: grip is coyote tan in picture I provided, but the actual part came black.
Get it....

I tried one years ago, and haven't looked back. Way more comfortable than the standard grip. Much better trigger control. Durable. Just wish they offered them in other colors!

Hand filling, very comfortable, ergonomically positions the trigger finger. I've put these on every AR I own, a few on AR's I have built for others, and recommend them for anyone that asks.

They are not ambidextrous, so lefty's are out of luck.

Yes, they can be stubborn to mount. I use a file to open the gap slightly, with a fair bevel on the opening edge. A couple decent whacks with a rubber or leather mallet to start it on, and it slips the rest of the way easily.

If standard or gimmicky grips feel wrong for you, Sierra makes the grip you've been looking for :)

I returned the item due to unconfortable fit. it is built for bigger hands. Installation was a little difficult because of the gap.

I've been trying to find a grip that puts my finger in the proper position on the trigger for a while. The Ergo Grip, Magpul, Hogue, TangoDown, etc were all really narrow at the top, which placed the trigger about where the 2nd knuckle is on my trigger finger. This Sierra Precision grip is a lot wider at the top, and is THE most comfortable grip I've ever felt. Finally I can have a good grip on the gun AND have my trigger finger in the correct place.

Although mine appears malformed on the right side as it appears to leave a slight gap and also it seems to bend the spring for the safety, this grip feels very good to shoot in long sessions. I don't see a need to exchange it. I like it a lot! It pairs up good with a CAA butt stock!

super grip for a AR-15

I have large hands and it works great for me, AFTER I removed the ambi-safety. It was a bit tight sliding on but this thing feels great.

Best AR grip ever. (as long as you are right handed)

I own about (25) AR-15s and this is the only grip I use. Everybody's hands and shooting techniques are different; this one works perfectly for me. Solid feel, ergonomically correct and well-manufactured.