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Shop rifle grips at No Boring Guns for AR, AK, and PCC platforms. The selection covers pistol grips, handguards, hand stops, and complete grip systems from brands including FTCS, Area 419, Clawgear, and KMR Precision.
Control surfaces directly impact shooting performance. Rifle grips determine hand positioning, trigger reach, and recoil management. Handguards protect the shooter while providing mounting surfaces for accessories. Hand stops and stop sets establish consistent hand placement for repeatable accuracy. Upgrading these components transforms factory rifles into personalized shooting systems tailored to individual ergonomics and intended use.
Choosing Rifle Grips and Control Accessories
Grip Angle and Ergonomics
Grip angle affects wrist position and trigger control. Steeper angles around 25 degrees suit aggressive stances and short-barreled rifles. Traditional 17-degree angles work better for benchrest shooting and longer platforms. Hand size matters – larger grips with pronounced palm swells suit bigger hands, while slimmer profiles benefit shooters with smaller hands or those wearing gloves. Textured surfaces ranging from light stippling to aggressive checkering provide varying traction levels.
Handguard Length and Mounting
Handguard length depends on barrel length and shooting style. Longer handguards extending near the muzzle suit precision shooting with extended support hand placement. Shorter options reduce weight and work well for close-quarters applications. M-LOK provides lightweight mounting with negative space sections. Continuous Picatinny rails offer maximum flexibility but add weight. Material choice typically ranges from aluminum for durability to polymer for weight savings.
Hand Stop Configuration
Hand stops come in barrier styles that block forward movement, or textured reference points providing tactile feedback without hard stops. Angled foregrips combine stop functionality with improved wrist ergonomics, though regulations vary by jurisdiction. Adjustable stop sets allow position changes to match different shooting positions or seasonal clothing thickness. Low-profile designs minimize snag points while larger options provide more positive control under stress.
