Preview: Magpul K2-XL Grip

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posted on June 9, 2022
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Magpul K2-XL Grip

Beefed up as the result of requests for a larger grip option, Magpul has introduced the new K2-XL Grip, which is compatible with most AR-15-style rifles and pistols.

Based on the design of the preexisting Magpul K2 grip line, the K2-XL is made from polymer and has the same general shape as the standard K2, though with 25 percent more mass added to the grip body. The K2-XL also includes aggressive texturing on the sides for grip retention, along with an internal storage compartment.

MSRP is $24. For more information, please visit magpul.com.

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