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Spade Grip Pre Order (4-6 Week Lead Time)

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Spade Grip Pre Order (4-6 Week Lead Time)

Spade Grip Pre Order (4-6 Week Lead Time)

Regular price $299.99
Sale price $299.99 Regular price
Unit price
PRODUCT INFO

4-6 Week Lead Time!!!

 

Elevate your platform’s capabilities with our professional-grade Spade Grip Systems. Designed for shooters who demand a "crew-served" level of control and rock-solid stability, these grips provide a wide, ergonomic stance that significantly improves recoil management and accuracy during sustained fire.

Key Features & Compatibility

  • Specialized Engineering: This system is engineered for high-performance builds and is only compatible with a Super Safety.

  • Carbon Fiber Construction: Now features a core body crafted from premium carbon fiber, providing an exceptional strength-to-weight ratio and rugged durability.

  • Tactile Precision: Every unit features a responsive, ambidextrous butterfly trigger linkage designed to reduce finger fatigue and ensure a crisp, tactile engagement.

Versatile Applications

Whether you are finishing a custom vehicle-mounted project or a specialized bench-rest build, our spade grips deliver the perfect marriage of vintage aesthetics and modern mechanical precision. Experience the ultimate in control and stability for your next custom build.

 

15% Restock Fee 

  • 5 stars: 2 (50%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (25%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (25%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Alan Yuen

Nice concept. Some more quality control needed. Hole for grip/safety detent block is too small for the grip screw. Had to enlarge.
Missing hardware for attaching trigger actuator. Rod had to be cut about an inch to avoid hitting grip/ safety detention block.
In semi auto mode, rod occasionally hangs up causing trigger not to reset.
Works fine in full auto mode.
Some directions would be helpful as well as some locate for the nuts.

E
Eric Haywood

Overall I liked it. It took a couple of minutes to figure out everything. My only issue is the inserts for securing the buffer tube aren't very strong and pull out easily. Otherwise works great.

W
Worth Brown

I just got the chance to try out the spade grip from Area 43 and it worked perfectly. It took a little fine tuning on the trigger pull, but it is just a few turns of the screws on threaded rod. They did say I could leave my grip on or I could replace the grip with the block provided. I would recommend using the provided block because my grip was just a little wider than the bracket and would bind and not move freely. Once I replace the grip, it moved smoothly. This definitely adds a layer of fun to the FRT.

R
Ronnie Link

Good quality!

  • 5 stars: 2 (50%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (25%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (25%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
A
Alan Yuen

Nice concept. Some more quality control needed. Hole for grip/safety detent block is too small for the grip screw. Had to enlarge.
Missing hardware for attaching trigger actuator. Rod had to be cut about an inch to avoid hitting grip/ safety detention block.
In semi auto mode, rod occasionally hangs up causing trigger not to reset.
Works fine in full auto mode.
Some directions would be helpful as well as some locate for the nuts.

E
Eric Haywood

Overall I liked it. It took a couple of minutes to figure out everything. My only issue is the inserts for securing the buffer tube aren't very strong and pull out easily. Otherwise works great.

W
Worth Brown

I just got the chance to try out the spade grip from Area 43 and it worked perfectly. It took a little fine tuning on the trigger pull, but it is just a few turns of the screws on threaded rod. They did say I could leave my grip on or I could replace the grip with the block provided. I would recommend using the provided block because my grip was just a little wider than the bracket and would bind and not move freely. Once I replace the grip, it moved smoothly. This definitely adds a layer of fun to the FRT.

R
Ronnie Link

Good quality!