PRS Talk Vertical grip for chassis.
- Thread starter Gohring65
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The MPA grip has a nice little shelf for your thumb and should attach to any chassis that takes A2 style grips.
Personally I use the Ergo grip that came with my XLR chassis (https://www.ergogrips.net/shop/flat-top-tactical-deluxe-grips/) because I like how it's a little bit soft and squishy as well as being thicker than most standard grips. I'm biased though, I also have one on my AR just because I like how the material feels in my hand. Ordered it originally with a palm shelf since I liked having one for bullseye pistol, but I ditched the palm shelf pretty quickly after trying it on the rifle. The Ergo grips are pretty close to vertical, but not quite entirely vertical.
The MPA grip has a nice little shelf for your thumb and should attach to any chassis that takes A2 style grips.
Personally I use the Ergo grip that came with my XLR chassis (https://www.ergogrips.net/shop/flat-top-tactical-deluxe-grips/) because I like how it's a little bit soft and squishy as well as being thicker than most standard grips. I'm biased though, I also have one on my AR just because I like how the material feels in my hand. Ordered it originally with a palm shelf since I liked having one for bullseye pistol, but I ditched the palm shelf pretty quickly after trying it on the rifle. The Ergo grips are pretty close to vertical, but not quite entirely vertical.
The MPA won't fit without some modification, BT/DT. I have both the Anarchy Outdoors and the new MDT vertical grips. The AO looks a little weird to me, but it fits great and is made of a very strong material. The MDT has the advantage of sliding back and forth to adjust trigger reach. I really wish they would sell a no-mod required MPA grip.
The bottom protrusion of this grip will have to be modified to reach the reach action screw on Remington patterned bolt guns....well at least on the MDT LSS-XL, and LSS it does.
Look at the new TLC grip, designed by a PRS shooter for exactly your use case. I've recently picked up two of them, and so far I am quite happy.
