Missouri Tactical Products LLC Grip Insert

I love it! I don’t say this about many products but you guys made it 10x better then Magpul. I’m stripping the Magpul covers off my rifles and replacing them with yours!Please start making covers for key lock as well!

It is far better than holding onto the cheese grater like, metal hand guard but it doesn't take much hand sweat to make it feel slick & slimy. Gloves would solve that problem but they would also eliminate the need for these.

Used on Big Bore MSR. After 5 rounds, felt bulge on bottom panel directly under gas block. Pulled piece off to find that the material used simply tore. The material is super soft and easy to get on but if its falling apart after only 5 rounds, I do not expect any to last that long. I bought two packs so I have extras and I suggest you buy extras if you buy these....or look for alternative. Way too expensive to be falling apart in 2 minutes. Says heat resistant to 400F but highly doubt that claim.

These are a great low profile way to put a nice grip and heat have protection-- on your M-lok rail. I used them on my Saint Ar15 and they are exactly what I was looking for. These fit so perfectly, I cannot imagine them falling off ever. Amazingly enough, these can be very easily installed with a paint can opener---just like you get free from Home Depot or other chain stores. They have the perfect hook on the end of them that exactly gets the rubber inside of the M-lok. Trust me, it will save you a ton of time.

These fit snugly in the slots and they seem to be good quality. The pad where you grip it is a little narrow for rails that only have slots at 3, 6, and 9. If you only have slots at 3, 6, and 9 then there will be a fairly wide gap between the pads so you may feel the heat in those areas. If you have a rail with slots on 7 sides then these will almost touch.

The material is soft and rubbery. It definitely feels nice in your hands. As others have pointed out, you need to be extra careful installing them. They are a little tricky to tuck into M-LOC slots. If you are not careful you can easily cut or tear the material while inserting it. I used a plastic auto trim tool to tuck them in and still managed to cut a few edges on the clips.So I will try them for a while for target shooting and hunting to see how they hold up. If they don't tear off, I would buy them again. If they snag on a rough surface and tear away, I will be looking elsewhere. Have not seen too many other better options yet, and I don't like the feel of the slots with or without gloves on.

I used this in a MI hand guard MLOK for the Ruger PC9. It was easy to install but it is slippery. I thought it would feel better but feels more slick. I wouldn’t suggest anyone using this. I bought a hand stop to assist with control of the carbine.

Very easy to install, tilt and push in one side then roll your finger around the edge and it will seat in the mlok slot. Didn't add bulk, but manages some heat coming off the barrel. When putting end to end seams meet very well and don't create a rough edge to catch and pull.My only slight complaint, and it's not big at all, but the surface could be a little slippery, COULD, but my hand forms to the whole surface and this product actually creates groves to hold my hand in place.If you are on the fence about these, get them! Looks nice, feels durable, stays in place once installed and performs a function.