Frequently Asked Questions
"Yes. Choose the version that matches your rail: M-LOK or Picatinny. Both interfaces are common on AR-15 and other modern sporting rifles, and installation is straightforward with basic tools. A correct interface ensures a secure, repeatable fit and consistent hand placement, improving control and safety during rapid strings and positional shooting."
"Pick a short profile if you want minimal bulk with a positive index that speeds transitions and preserves rifle balance. Choose a tall profile if you need extra leverage, more surface area for your support hand, or plan to brace against barricades frequently. Tall options excel at recoil management and consistency in practical and duty-style shooting."
"Scale texture provides a secure, tactile feel that remains comfortable during extended sessions and high-round-count training. Stipple texture adds more bite for environments with rain, mud, or gloves, keeping your hand locked in when friction is low. Both textures improve control—select the feel that matches your conditions and glove use."
"They are built from impact-resistant Nylon 12 designed to withstand rough handling, transport, and adverse weather. Nylon 12 shrugs off bumps and abrasion while maintaining structural integrity on M-LOK or Picatinny rails. That durability makes them suitable for training, competition, hunting, and general range use."
"Models range roughly from about 1.16 oz to 1.34 oz depending on height and mount interface. At just over an ounce, they preserve a rifle’s front-end agility while adding meaningful control. Lightweight accessories are ideal for AR-15 carbines where rapid handling and target transitions are priorities."
"Yes—many shooters use hand stops as a consistent reference point when bracing on cover. Tall profiles offer additional surface for bracing, enhancing stability and sight picture. Whether you’re shooting practical matches or training positional skills, a tall hand stop helps you build repeatable, supported positions quickly."