The grip offers several holding and stabilising positions – depending on the user’s preferences. The backside of the grip may be used as a hand-stop. The front of the grip is covered with grooves as well, and it widens upward – in order to serve as additional support for one’s fingers and also as thermal isolation in the case of using live ammunition. However this is where a small amount of material protrudes from between the halves – it’s quite easy to cut off using a sharp knife or razor, although if you wear gloves you can’t really feel it. The grip’s underside possesses transverse grooves that improve one’s hold.
The halves have been fused and screwed together and bear on either side the embossed markings of their producer. The Cobra is constructed from two halves made from a durable, matte polymer material that is resistant to a wide range of chemicals. Mounting it onto the firearm is fast and simple – by sliding it directly onto a RIS rail and fastening its position with an Allen screw that runs through the sides of the grip. The Cobra Fore Grip resembles in shape the ever-so-popular Magpul AFG (Angled Fore Grip) – however it goes a few steps further and allows broader utilization. The accessories are delivered in aesthetic packaging with the specification and technical drawings printed on the cover (the rail came in a tough, transparent zip-bag, all the other parts were inside matte cardboard boxes). Thanks to the Polish distributor we had the possibility to test and to get a closer look at three of their products. Its core principle “designed by the active shooter for the active shooters in mind” means that Strike Industries manufactures merchandise that is ergonomic, innovative and possesses an attractive form alongside excellent quality. The American Company Strike Industries is well known for its wide range of firearm accessories.
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