Airbrush-Handhalter Komfortgriff

I tried the Airbrush Hand Holder and found it to be very uncomfortable, As other reviewers said, I found the back very sharp and digs into the palm of my hand. This occurred even after I rounded the corners off with a sanding disc on a die grinder. I also found that it really did not improve my grip. Ended up taking it off and finished painting my fishing lures without it.

Yes, as noted by others the pitch fork like end of the rear handle is somewhat sharp.
Will only work with airbrushes with the air valve that is straight down from the body and will not work with angled air valve brushes with out modification. Also adapter tube is 1/8 inch so won't work with Badger or Paasche airbrushes. Tail section can interfere with easy removal of the rear cover on airbrush.
Having said that, I will probably by a couple more as they appear to be easy enough to be modified to what I want them to do. I bought this one with the intent to modify it to fit my GSI Creos P-290 trigger style airbrush. This price sure beats the almost $50 for an Iwata handle for it.

Fits well in multiple airbrushes I own. May not be for everyone, but I find it to be a nice grip. Has firm yet comfortable feel and makes longer work sessions a bit more comfy.

Very nice holder especially for the price. Only drawback is the rear grip can be sharp if you hold it a certain way.

Not bad for the price, The butt is a little sharp. I trimmed it and rounded it out, and now it feels great.