WOOX Introduces New Vigilante Beavertail Walnut Grip

By Eric B
woox introduces new vigilante beavertail walnut grip

WOOX has introduced the Vigilante Beavertail Grip, a handcrafted AR-platform grip combining premium walnut with an integrated polymer beavertail. The grip is handcrafted in Italy from American Claro walnut and features laser-engraved grip texture. The beavertail extension is engineered from high-strength technopolymer and provides an integrated reinforced design for control, stability, and comfort. The grip maintains an ambidextrous, symmetrical design compatible with AR-15, AR-10, M4, and M16 platforms.

woox introduces new vigilante beavertail walnut grip

WOOX positions itself as the first company worldwide to offer a Claro walnut AR grip with an engineered-polymer beavertail. The hybrid construction pairs traditional walnut with modern polymer to maintain walnut aesthetics while adding beavertail ergonomics. According to the company, the combination improves hand-to-rifle contact and shooting stability without compromising the classic handcrafted appearance.

woox introduces new vigilante beavertail walnut grip

The standard Vigilante grip is also available at $89, featuring the same Claro walnut construction and laser checkering without the beavertail extension. Both versions ship with ambidextrous compatibility and straightforward installation on any AR/M4-compatible platform. WOOX includes lifetime support and a 30-day return policy with all grips.

woox introduces new vigilante beavertail walnut grip

WOOX Vigilante Beavertail Grip specifications:

  • Material: Claro American walnut, technopolymer beavertail
  • Finish: Hand-finished in Hickory, NC; precision-machined in Italy
  • Dimensions: 2.13" L x 1" W x 4.33" H
  • Weight: 2.42 oz
  • Surface: Precision laser checkering
  • Design: Ambidextrous, integrated beavertail extension
  • Compatibility: AR-15, AR-10, M4, M16
  • Warranty: Lifetime


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Do you prefer integrated beavertails on your AR grip, or does the added bulk feel unnecessary compared to a standard profile?