AR vertical foregrip

[Pure Energy]

Whats a good quality foregrip for a Troy MRF-C rail system? And who on here sells them? TSE lists a bunch of suppliers like Magpul and GG&G, but they dont sell them.

 

[sparhawk]

KAC or TangoDown, GG&G also makes one as far as I know, but not as popular as the two mentioned.

 

[Pure Energy]

Hm.. forgot about this thread. I went with the GG&G. Some storage inside the grip, I threw some batteries in there for the holosight. It screws in at the bottom and there is a piece at the top that holds it in place as you thread the bottom in.

 

[koalorka]

Good choice, I've got a TD and love the mounting system, though it requires a mallot to get on.

 

[DRA]

Don't mean to hijack post but who sells a good VFG with storage and cutout for pressure-switch tape?

 

[Paulinski]

Don't mean to hijack post but who sells a good VFG with storage and cutout for pressure-switch tape?

That would be Tango Down

 

[Reaper]

After my last deployment I'll never use a "plastic" grip again,aluminium only from now on,or at least a reinforced plastic one.I used an aluminium grip from DPMS on my C7A2 with KAC M5 RIS,not a single problem at all. I observed way too many KAC,TD and cheap foregrips break.

 

[koalorka]

After my last deployment I'll never use a "plastic" grip again,aluminium only from now on,or at least a reinforced plastic one.I used an aluminium grip from DPMS on my C7A2 with KAC M5 RIS,not a single problem at all. I observed way too many KAC,TD and cheap foregrips break.

How did the TD's fail? The only way I can see them being broken off is by taking a piece of the rail system with them..

 

[imagine_74714]

I guess the stress a real operator put on their gear is something civilians can't really imagine. I just can't see TD Vertical Grip breaking off, but then I'm a range monkey, so my rifle is in no danger of experiencing even 1/10th of what the rifle was originally designed for.

 

[USP]

I have a B&T vert grip..solid billet with a QD 1913 attachment. Very nice piece..adds abit of weight though..

 

[Slavex]

I still need the one that has the push button and folds down for storage.

 

[Reaper]

The TD grips were snapping off,usually from the impact of getting caught on stuff during house clearing or breaching/climbing obstacles.



"I still need the one that has the push button and folds down for storage.
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Slavex"

Slavex-There is a company in Canada that makes one like that,it's the new "issue" grip. Cantex sounds like the name but I'll look it up when I get back to work.

 

[Jamie]

I had a Gunsmoke grip that was all aluminium and it was bomb proof

I am running a TD but I would like a shorter stubby one for the SPR


JAmie

 

[KevinB]

The other issue - is ensuring those TD grip where real and not airsoft...

The CADEX ones I saw are pretty flimsy.

 

[koalorka]

I am running a TD but I would like a shorter stubby one for the SPR

Try the Dieter CQD or the AAC.

 

[kako911]

"I still need the one that has the push button and folds down for storage.
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No you dont... its garbage...

I can hook you up with one if you absolutly want to mistreat one...

AAC rocks ! So far so good !!

 

[KevinB]

I still like the KAC one best -- its not the stongest but it fits my hand the best -- and you can get them easilty enough via .gov/.mil if your using it operations
I've seen many more broken or cracked tightening it on the rail. Its best to hand tighten then turn a 1/4 turn with a quarter.

TD's are pretty beefy - and in US .mil testing they typically tore off the rails or bent them before going -- I still bet on an airsoft ripoff for failures

I've used CQD and the B&T -- I HATE metal grips as they transmit either cold or heat into the hand. Plus they are heavier...

 

[OkDave]

I am running a TD but I would like a shorter stubby one for the SPR

Samco makes the stubbiest one I have seen. Thinking of putting one on my Swiss Arms CQB.

Dave