Our New Russian AK-12 Grip

Hi folks,

We have a new grip model based on the Russian AK-12. Our grip has a very similar outward appearance and profile to the Russian grip but is cast solid and is made here in Michigan by us. As a result, it counts as a 922r compliance part also.

The rifle is my personal FM-AK47-21 that has the cool Molot RPK side folder, a Chaos rail, the superb Vortex Sparc II red dot optic, and a Chaos rail and a JMAC RRD-4C brake.

I wear XL-size gloves and the grip feels very good in my hand and puts the rifle into a very natural position. In looking at the top of the grip, I think it will fit any AKM rifle or a pistol with a typical grip nut and screw. I think it would take some fitting to go on a Yugo with its unique riveted grip strap.

This grip is available for ordering now if you are interested – click here.

6/29/23 – We still make these and needed to change the design slightly. The “ears” that cradled the receivers were cracking due to slight differences in receiver outer diameters, the shape of the bend and that our plastic doesn’t really like to bend. So, if you go to the product page i n our store you will notice the current model has the ears sanded off. The grip sits on the receiver like other grips and no longer cradles/straddles the receiver/

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Note, the Crossfire CR-RD1 red dot optic replaced the Sparc II shown in the photo. I am using a Crossfire CF-RD1 on another rifle and really like it.