Preview: Luth-AR The Wing Grip

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posted on January 14, 2024
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Luth-AR The Wing Grip

The Wing Grip by Luth-AR, a replacement pistol grip for AR-family firearms and compatible platforms, is an evolution of the company’s Chubby Grip but with ambidextrous features that allow it to accommodate both right- and left-handed shooters alike.

Molded from a thermoplastic elastomer for a slightly tacky feel, The Wing Grip’s hand-filling palm swell, full-circumference texturing and broad palm shelf all work together to help enhance purchase.

A set of bilateral wings provide support for the shooter’s trigger finger while also doubling as a thumb rest.

MSRP is $29. For more information, visit luth-ar.com.

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