A2 Grip Plug - Stowaway Grip Plug

Very good value. Tight fit, you'll need a little oil on it to insert it easily. Stays put and holds my spare optic battery and keeps my spare light battery stored safely in the grip. It should be closer to 5 bucks though. Ten bucks for a piece of molded rubber is a little steep. Still, I'd buy it again.

Fits my A2 perfectly allows me to bring the allen key for my brass catcher so i can switch rifles its on of i go shooting with friends that don't mind me being a brass goblin fits a 2032 fine to not to stiff but not gonna come free and run around with some effort fits a ergo grip to

Does the job. Fits perfectly.

Good material, arrived on time, and it works. However I do have one small complaint. Good luck getting this to fit flush without using a rubber mallet. The front goes in tight, but the back in is too tight so it sticks out just a tiny bit because it's so fard to inseart barehanded. A few taps with a rubber mallet and it's in there perfectly. Will suck if you have to do it again out in the field because you'll need a branch to wack it in. Still I think it's a good product as I would rather have it very very tight, than easily falling out.

Function and fit:Right out of the gate, I can definitely see why people complained about how snug these plugs fit; they take a little finagling to get in there, but getting plugs into the cavities they’re designed for is half the fun, right?:D Butt seriously, folks, these plugs are quality:) The rubber is good and thick, not too stiff and not overly pliable, and once in they stay in really well:) Some folks recommended using a little oil to ease insertion, but I found they went in just fine dry, but you kinda gotta start with heel (rounded) side first; tried going front to back and I couldn’t get it in there:)Price:They’re a little spendy if you’re only getting one, so I would definitely go for the 2 pack, as that brings the price down to something more reasonable:)Another aspect to consider:Since getting into the world these plugs belong to, I’ve discovered something a lot of people don’t seem to have noticed, that being that A2 grips are NOT all created alike!!! And these plugs only fit in one of the two readily available sizes of A2 grips:) Yes, there really are two sizes of these basic, mil-spec A2 grips:) If you examine the grips you either own or may consider buying (I know, most people opt to ditch these in favor of Magpul grips or something equally fancy, but if you’re reading this then you’re odd like me and actually prefer the standard A2 grips for your buys and builds:) you’ll notice subtle differences in wall thickness, grip dimensions, spine ridges, etc., so I’ve included a few pix to help show which grips these plugs fit into, because they definitely don’t fit in the smaller, cheaper, what I call “generic” A2 grips found out there. In essence, if you look at the pictures I included, anywhere there are two grips pictured, examine your grips and if they resemble the grips on the LEFT, you’re good to go; if your grips look like the grips on the RIGHT (in the images with two grips pictured), then you are out of luck because the cavity isn’t big enough to accommodate these plugs:) Hopefully this was helpful!!!

These are great. I think I have about 10 of them now. I prefer the standard grip and this provides a little safe and completely dry storage for batteries, allen wrenches, bolts, or misc parts. These should have been part of Stoner's original design IMHO.

I can now carry the essentials with me!

They fit nice. I have a MT grip and furniture on my AR-15. Unfortunately, the recoil of the time spent at the range makes the grip simply fall out eventually. I lost 1 and found the other on the floor the next time at the range. Buyer beware.