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@diefreeco Kung Fu grips for your AR or other weapon system that is compatible with AR grips. This is for the end user looking to reduce wrist fatigue or discomfort with shorter shoulder fired weapon systems. Is it snake oil or is it the next big thing since mlok? You decide.
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Posted On: March 28th 2025, 12:39 am
@diefreeco Kung Fu grips for your AR or other weapon system that is compatible with AR grips. This is for the end user looking to reduce wrist fatigue or discomfort with shorter shoulder fired weapon systems. Is it snake oil or is it the next big thing since mlok? You decide.

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