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anygunanywhere wrote:

Pinkycatcher wrote:
Have you shot on it yet?

Nope.

I have never shot an AR either.
Anygunanywhere

Mine was an absolute dream to shoot, I had just been shooting my .22's and my Glock 19, when I switched over to that, so it took me a bit to get used to the recoil with the stock I have, I took about 10 shots of it, pulled out my dad's old Winchester 94, I figured out why he hates the rifle, it's recoil gave me a bruise (we should probably get stronger shoulders and a half decent recoil pad) Then I swapped back over to my AR-15, let off a couple more rounds, told my mom she could shoot a round off if she wanted to, we loaded up 5 rounds in a mag, she sat down, shot one, then finished off all 5 I ended up shooting maybe 30 rounds? I shot just enough to get a decent feel, but still want to go back to the range asap.

anygunanywhere wrote:It be rubber. Hogue it is.

Anygunanywhere

Have you shot on it yet? I just shot my new AR-15 o about an hour ago, and it was a blast! The grip was great on it, but it was the first time I've shot an AR-15, so I was just expecting to hit the target (I'm by no means a great shot) and I ended up doing much better than I thought.

anygunanywhere wrote:The grip has Rock River Arms logo on it so the mfr is a mystery. I bought it from RRA along with the parts kit, stock, and upper to finish out the rifle.

It is pretty comfy in the meathook though. The sausage fingers fit it nicely.

Anygunanywhere

Is it rubber? If it is it's the same Hogue grip I've got on mine, mine also has the RRA logo on it, I think RRA only offers 4 different types of grips, a regular plastic, a Hogue, an Ergo one (looks funky), and Ergo Tactical (super funky looking)

High standard is the AR maker out of Houston