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Can you get your whole hand on that? Looks like it's fairly short?I have one of these I’m going to list for sale cheap. Lmk if it would fit your needs.
BCM® Vertical Grip Mod 3 (M-LOK® Compatible*) - Black
This M-LOK AR15 vertical grip increases the rigidity of the forearm with a natural wrist angle. Aggressive texture, and impact-resistant. 1.9 ounces.
You are correct, it is stubby so you won’t be able to get your whole hand on it.
I have used several for picatinny rails in the past and they were abundant and cheap but apparently not so when it comes to the m-lok flavor. What pisses me off about amazon is that when I look for a m-lok forgrip it shows me lots of grips that are clearly NOT m-lok and a boatload of stuff that is not even a grip at all (ear muffs? Really?).
Well your issue with Amazon is more so understanding their anti-gun position and how sellers try to get around it to access the world’s largest marketplace. Sellers usually list gun parts as something completely different, like the laundry basket category or drinking cup category, and are careful not to use gun words that’ll get red flagged. Some manage to get away with it by listing items as for airsoft, but that doesn’t always work.
Absolutely! I did a little looking, I think the Daniel Defense mlok vertical grip is probably the longest out there. The Magpul is 3 inches, while the DD is 3.3.
Yeah I was gonna buy one but their website glitches out.
What does LMK mean? Do you mean PM?I have one of these I’m going to list for sale cheap. Lmk if it would fit your needs.
BCM® Vertical Grip Mod 3 (M-LOK® Compatible*) - Black
This M-LOK AR15 vertical grip increases the rigidity of the forearm with a natural wrist angle. Aggressive texture, and impact-resistant. 1.9 ounces.
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If you have tiny hands, sure. These are the only KAC broomstick type/length MLOK ones I’ve seen. Pricey and probably heavy.
Humor me is the military using the same grip? I always thought one advantage of the longer foregrip was to get your hand away from the handguard that tends to get hot if a lot of rounds are fired?
PM inbound.
I’m sure some may still use that grip. But if you look at guys like GBRS (ex DevGru), they use more of the c-clamp grip that is now the “norm”.
I'm sure Kac's are still in rotation some places, but a lot of the setups seen lately forego a vfg for a hand stop or just a clean bottom rail.
Using the military as an example of what to use or not to use is not always a great example. I have ran a few ranges and have seen dudes still using the chicken wing technique with rifles, shooting pistols with the mag placed into the palm, and a lot of equipment is either cheap or unnecessary.
Oh no, I was not suggesting to copy their methods, in this case it was pure curiosity. I never have the problem that I mag dump hundreds of rounds in a firefight so heat would not be an issue for me anyway.
You'd be surprised what a 100-round count 2/3 gun match can do for heat. Don't mean to talk down to you if you've already experienced it, and of course it's no "firefight," but a good few dozen rounds down the barrel can easily start to become too hot to put your hand near.
Still not an issue for me since I am just a casual plinker not a competition shooter. My range sessons only see heat issues during summer. I do believe you, of course.
