Sharps Bros. Pistol Grip with 1913 Interface for CVA Optima and Scout

The Sharps Bros. Pistol Grip with 1913 Interface represents a significant upgrade for owners of the CVA Optima and CVA Scout platforms. Terran Gear USA provides this innovative solution to bridge the gap between traditional single shot firearms and modern modularity. By replacing the factory grip, this component introduces a vertical 1913 Picatinny rail at the rear, allowing for the seamless attachment of various braces or stocks. This transformation is essential for shooters who require better stability and control during high pressure situations.

Built for Durability and Precision

Constructed from high strength Nylon 12, this grip is designed to withstand the recoil and environmental stressors often encountered in the field. Sharps Bros. chose Nylon 12 because it offers an exceptional balance of impact resistance and lightweight performance. For customers at Terran Gear USA, this means a reliable interface that does not add unnecessary bulk to your setup. The ergonomic design ensures a comfortable hold, which is critical for maintaining accuracy over long sessions at the range or during a hunt.

Versatile Use Cases

This grip is not just about aesthetics, it is about functionality. For home defense, the ability to add a stabilizing brace to a CVA pistol provides much needed points of contact for improved shot placement. In hunting scenarios, the 1913 interface allows for a more rigid stock setup, turning a compact firearm into a precise tool for harvesting game. Even for duty carry or tactical training, the modularity offered by this Sharps Bros. grip ensures your equipment can evolve with your needs.

• Fits CVA Optima and CVA Scout models.
• Integrated 1913 Picatinny interface for brace and stock mounting.
• Manufactured from premium Nylon 12 for superior strength.
• Ergonomic profile for enhanced recoil management.
• Finished in a sleek, non reflective black.

California Proposition 65 Warning: This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

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