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I will tell you these grips fit perfect in my hand!!! Form Rifle Stocks sent me 2 grips, both in red, for a couple of the ghosts the wife and I have at the house. Barbara's ghost is a custom red job and I just picked up the Orange Ghost (Tigger) from AOA . I had to have it, Team Centercut colors 
I put the red grip on Buster my
that gets the barrel changes and it looks great with the red moderator and red scope mount.
The machining and fit are top notice as you can see in the photos. Nothing had to be done to the grips at all. A true perfect fit.
Barbara didn't like the way the reds clashed on her ghost so in true PCP fashion I changed the color. Why? Because red doesn't go with orange. I truly love the way the grip feels....I took a rattle can of camo black paint and did a quick job on it last night before taking Tigger out for its first competition. I ran out of paint so there is a slight bit of the red showing, but I wanted to test this grip off the bench in competition.
This is the perfect grip, for me, hands down of the 4 I have tried. The rifle felt solid in my hand and the design of the grip put my trigger finger in the right place each time.
This grip is more expensive than the 4 other grips I tried, put together. If I hadn't had the chance to try it, the price might have scared me away.....would I buy another grip from Form Rifle Stocks, the answer is YES in deed I would.
Now to go out and get another can of paint to finish off Tigger's new grip. I sure hope the wife doesn't read this, she might want her grip back
Tony P.
I put the red grip on Buster my
that gets the barrel changes and it looks great with the red moderator and red scope mount.The machining and fit are top notice as you can see in the photos. Nothing had to be done to the grips at all. A true perfect fit.
Barbara didn't like the way the reds clashed on her ghost so in true PCP fashion I changed the color. Why? Because red doesn't go with orange. I truly love the way the grip feels....I took a rattle can of camo black paint and did a quick job on it last night before taking Tigger out for its first competition. I ran out of paint so there is a slight bit of the red showing, but I wanted to test this grip off the bench in competition.
This is the perfect grip, for me, hands down of the 4 I have tried. The rifle felt solid in my hand and the design of the grip put my trigger finger in the right place each time.
This grip is more expensive than the 4 other grips I tried, put together. If I hadn't had the chance to try it, the price might have scared me away.....would I buy another grip from Form Rifle Stocks, the answer is YES in deed I would.
Now to go out and get another can of paint to finish off Tigger's new grip. I sure hope the wife doesn't read this, she might want her grip back
Tony P.
. Took about 3-4 weeks or maybe less- it’s gotta cross the “pond”. It feels like a GRS grip with deeper finger groves. I like it. Now, someone out there, please help me, I need my credit card cut up!
