Ergo Original Suregrip AR-15 / AR-10 Grip, Black
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The Ergo Original Suregrip is an ambidextrous AR-15/AR-10 pistol grip in black, available at Daytona Tactical. It has a rubberized non-slip texture, ergonomic finger grooves, a tactile safety-selector detent, and a vertical grip angle that reduces wrist strain.
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The Ergo Original Suregrip in black houses a spring-loaded detent that gives a tactile click against the safety selector when you switch from safe to fire. Its rubberized overmold and vertical grip angle reduce wrist fatigue compared to a standard A2 grip, and it ships complete with the Ergo Gapper, plug, and hardware pack. Want Desert Tan instead? See the Ergo Original Suregrip in Desert Tan, or browse our full lineup of AR-15/AR-10 pistol grips.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Ergo Grips
- Model: Original Suregrip
- Color: Black
- Fitment: AR-15 and AR-10 (.223/.308)
- Texture: Rubberized Overmold, Non-Slip
- Design: Ambidextrous, Finger Grooves, Palm Swell
- Grip Angle: Vertical (Reduced Wrist Strain vs. A2)
- Material: Oil- and Solvent-Resistant Polymer/Rubber
- SKU: 4011BK
What’s Included
- 1x Ergo Original Suregrip Pistol Grip, Black
- Ergo Gapper, Plug, and Installation Hardware Pack
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Frequently Asked Questions for the Ergo Original Suregrip, Black:
1. What makes the Original Suregrip different from a standard A2 grip?
It uses a more vertical grip angle than the A2, a rubberized non-slip texture, and a built-in palm swell that fills the hand more completely, reducing wrist strain during extended use.
2. Is this grip compatible with AR-10 lower receivers?
Yes. It’s compatible with standard AR-15 and AR-10 lower receivers and installs with the standard grip screw and washer, no modification required.
3. Is the Suregrip made from rubber or polymer?
It uses a rubberized overmold over a polymer core, combining structural rigidity with a non-slip rubber feel.
4. What’s that click when I switch the safety selector?
A spring-loaded detent inside the grip presses against the selector, giving tactile feedback when you switch between safe and fire.
5. Who makes this grip?
Ergo Grips.
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