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XTech ATG AR-15 Adjustable Tactical Pistol Grip - Heavy Texture
XTech ATG AR-15 Adjustable Tactical Pistol Grip - Heavy Texture

XTech ATG AR-15 Adjustable Tactical Pistol Grip - Heavy Texture

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AR-15 adjustable pistol grip with heavy texture adjusts to the three most popular industry proven angles 17, 25, & 33 degrees.
Part Number: BF- XTT117-BLK ATG 2.0
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3 Positions In One Grip - 17, 25, & 33 Degrees

The New Heavy Texture features an aggressive texture, standing ribs across the back of the grip, finger grooves and a more aggressive styling than the original ATG™. About the ATG™ – Adjustable Tactical Grip for AR-15 easily adjusts with the included hex key, to each of the three most popular industry proven angles (17, 25, & 33 degrees). The robust design exceeds industry standards for quality, strength and durability. The finger grooves, texture, and back-strap optimize comfort and control. This innovative AR-15 grip is designed and manufactured in Arizona.

The ATG™ easily adjusts, with the included hex key, to each of the three most popular industry proven angles (17, 25, & 33 degrees). The robust design exceeds industry standards for quality, strength and durability. 



-Simple Adjustment

-Precision Fit

-3 Angles (17°, 25°, 33°)

-Hardware Included

-Made in USA

Evolutionary Design. Revolutionary Utility.

Many find the pistol grip to be the first and most important upgrade for their AR due to its increased comfort and low cost compared to most other upgrades.  Over the past decade, the angle of AR pistol grip has been a major factor in deciphering between the different options on the market. The ATG™ grip is the first and only fully functional adjustable angle AR pistol grip. Please ensure the grip is properly installed and tightened prior to use.  Now, here is a quick history lesson on where, when, and why each angle was introduced:

Thirty-Three Degrees

This angle is based on the “A2 grip” originally seen in the 1960’s. At this time the only AR style weapons were equipped with a full length fixed rifle stock, and common shooting stances included an “elbow out” and more upright stance. This angle tends to be a top choice while shooting with an upright stance and/or a full length or fully extended stock.

Twenty-Five Degrees

With the introduction of the collapsible stock, combined with the introduction a modern shooting stances which focus on a compact stance, many found the A2 grip to be too much angle.  In the late 90’s, and early 2000’s several AR accessories manufacturers began offering grips similar to this angle. This angle serves as a great middle option.  Shooters preferring the 33 degree angle may find this angle to be ideal from shooting with a shorter stock or when requiring quick engagement. And shooters preferring the 17 degree angle may find this is the ideal angle when using a full length stock or from the prone position.

Seventeen Degrees

The newest angle of the three is relatively new to the AR market, but the angle very close to many stock grips on other sporting rifles dating back over 50 years.  With the further advancement of the company modern shooting techniques, a tight “elbow in” stance with a collapsed or partially collapsed stock the demand a more vertical pistol grip became apparent. On a military and LE side many find this angle to be ideal, promoting quick engagement and improved control when engaging from a vehicle or in close quarters combat.

Having the ideal pistol grip angle will reduce wrist fatigue while increasing accuracy and comfort. For the recreational shooter, the ideal angle is strongly driven by personal preference.  You are encouraged to try all three angles in all of your favorite stances and uses of your rifle.

Remember, safety first, and always have fun.

Do I need to remove the mounting screw to adjust?

No, you just need to loosen it far enough to disengage the interlocking teeth.

 

How do I know which setting I am on?

There are three scribe markings on the back of the grip, simply line it up to the desired setting and tighten down.

 

What does the grip weigh?

The grip weighs 77 grams. For reference the A2 (stock) grip weighs 68+ grams and other aftermarket grips weigh 80-100+ grams.

 

What creates the strength of the ATG™?

The strength comes from its mechanical design which includes the tapered interlocking teeth, stainless steel bolt, and locking washer. This combination allows the grip to function as a single piece grip at any of the three angles.

 

Is there any movement within the grip caused by recoil, etc?

No, so long as the grip is properly installed and fully tightened down there is zero movement.

 

Will the same shooter find different angles more comfortable at different times?

Yes, in all of our test markets each shooter found at least two different angles they preferred during particular drills and stances. The main driving force behind changing the angle are stock length and stance.

 

Will the Adjustable Tactical Grip (ATG™ Grip) make me shoot better?

Practice, paired with proper training, are the best ways to improve results. What we offer is a simple solution to optimize the users wrist angle leading to improved comfort and control.

 

How is the ATG™ Grip so affordable?

We strongly believe that innovation should not come with a high price tag. Our experience in manufacturing allowed us to produce an extremely high quality product at a very reasonable price point. Innovation at an affordable price point is what you can expect from all of XTech Tactical’s products.

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