
- description
This is the biggest grip DLG build in the family, and the one to pick if you shoot with a straight support arm and want the grip to carry real weight rather than just give you an index point. At 138.2mm there is room for a full hand plus the heel of your palm.
Construction is the same moulded polymer as the rest of the line — ribbed flanks, a textured centre panel, and a cross-bolt Picatinny clamp with a recoil lug that drops into the rail slots so it cannot creep forward under use.
The extra height buys the deepest storage cavity of the three. The base screws off and the tube inside swallows a cleaning kit comfortably, which is what DLG designed it for, or a battery and a multi-tool if you are using it the airsoft way.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | DLG-115 |
| Mount | Picatinny / 20mm rail clamp |
| Length | 138.2mm |
| Width | 41.2mm |
| Depth | 49mm |
| Weight | 130g |
| Storage | Sealed compartment in the base |
| Colour | Black |
Frequently asked questions
Which of the three DLG grips should I buy?
By height: this one at 138mm for a full hand and maximum storage, the mid-length at 103mm as the all-rounder, the short at 77mm for a thumb-over hold. They mount identically.
Is it too long for CQB?
It can be. A 138mm grip is the one most likely to catch on a door frame or a window ledge, and it puts your hand a long way forward. If most of your play is indoors, look at the shorter two first.
How much fits in the base?
More than the other two — it is the deepest cavity in the range. DLG supply it as a cleaning-kit compartment; a stick battery and a set of Allen keys is the usual airsoft load.
Will the clamp mark my rail?
Any cross-bolt clamp bites into the rail a little when it is done up properly, and it should — that is what stops it moving. Do it up firm, not gorilla-tight.
Do you have it in tan or green?
Not currently. DLG list black, beige and green; our supplier stocks the black. Ask and we will look into the others.