Vertical Forward Grips - What do you recommend?

[Josh3239]

Has anybody tried the VFG that has the bipod/stand that hides away in the grip? It seems like a gimmick, but I was thinking of getting one for the stand aspect of it. I would think that using it as a bipod would lead to breakage. It doesn't seem beefy enough. http://www.grippod.com/

I bought a cheapo Chinese one and my experience with it was that the built-in bipod feature was very handy. However the grip is very beefy, very heavy, there was rattling inside of it, and it felt very cheaply made. I doubt the bipod legs would stand up to heavy recoil. The real ones would probably be fine (as far as strength and durability goes) as FN put them on both their 5.56 and 7.62 SCAR rifles.

[aplinker]

Grippods are handy, but they're big and heavy.

I wouldn't want one in a tactical course, but they're nice for field and range work.

[nikonuser]

BOBRO easy on easy off. Very stable too.

[J_Rock]

I would have to say get the tango down with the QD lever. Larue doesnt support CA gun owners and wont sell lowers to CA.

[tyan]

The LaRue grip is nice. It's CNC from polymer and the metal parts are also CNC.

The Tango Down is great and available in different colors and length.

Stay away for CCA/First Samco. I got a free one but it won't fit into 1913 rail. It wasted my time to make it fit. It ended up I cut too much of it so it's a little lose.

[mark2203]

I picked-up a GG&G for less than $40. It's not as nice as the LaRue but for the price, it fits tight and works like a champ. I likit allot.

http://www.gggaz.com/index.php?id=48&parents=

[hnoppenberger]

not to thread jack, but i cant find tango downs in black in stock ANYWHERE!

can someone link me up?