Foregrip for pump gun, e.g. KSG, etc. What to buy or not.

[guess_kto]

I'm thinking to get a fore-grip for my shotgun, but I'm split between angled and standard one. What in your opinion is a best choice?

ANGLED:

STANDARD:

NO GRIP:

OTHER:

I don't really know....

 

[cr5]

I put a Tapco stubby vertical grip on mine
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Best way to decide is going to be to try a bunch of different ones and decide which is more comfortable for you. How do I know what you will like?

 

[guess_kto]

I put a Tapco stubby vertical grip on mine
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Best way to decide is going to be to try a bunch of different ones and decide which is more comfortable for you. How do I know what you will like?

I don't. However, there are no places where I can go and try it out.

I guess, the more correct question will be "Do you find vertical or angled grip the most convenient to rack the slide to reload a shotgun?"

 

[TV-PressPass]

I have angled right now, I've had standard (stubby) in the past. I will probably go back to standard in 2014:

 

[.30/06 FTW]

XTM Handstop

 

[canucklehead]

Handstop or Magpul RVG.

AFG's are lame in my opinion... work okay on a carbine, but poo on a pump action...

 

[teknic44]

The Magpul RVG works great for me too, I had a magpul AFG-2 prior to that but had a few handgrip issues on speed drills.

 

[factionrr]

Handstop or Magpul RVG.

AFG's are lame in my opinion... work okay on a carbine, but poo on a pump action...

XTM kit, RVG are both great, or both. I am also not a fan of the AFG

 

[sharpsway]

I threw a five position foregrip on my Mossberg 500, so it's kind of like have a foregrip, angled foregrip or no foregrip at all! But I would recomend spending more than $15 on it, because mine's loose... And get a quick release if you can. Better that way.

 

[blsonne]

Angled foregrip all the way. Read about folks using vertical stocks, and due to the rail being polymer, the grip being pulled off and damaging the rail. Also tends to give you leverage that pulls down on the grip, as opposed to sliding directly back like an AFG.