- A good foregrip, February 22, 2007

First I have to say that I am very hard on my foregrips. I have a lot of bad foregrip habbits such as wabbling it and pulling on it. It is very hard for me to shoot when I don't have a foregrip because I am so used to them but since I do so many stupid things to them I am always buying new ones. When I fire I pull back on the foregrip as hard as I can without even knowing that I am doing it. This has resulted in many broken foregrips. I used to use plastic bargain foregrips but I finally learned that I needed ones that will last me a good bit. Recently I have purchased a few different foregrips and tried them all and this is one of my favorites. This foregrip is really strong and stays in place. I find the locking system very cool even though I never lock it up. It fits to almost any gun that you would ever want a foregrip on. All it has to have Is a weaver rail. This foregrip outlasted all others that I have used before. As a foregrip it lasted me a long time until one day my pulling got the best of it and broke the locking system. That wasn't a big deal though, I super glued it in place so now it can't go in the upright position (No big deal). Then about a month later it broke again at the base of it and ended its foregrip life. Also I have to say this grip looks really cool. It adds a good touch to any gun and is very flashy. If you aren't abusive to your foregrips this will last you a long time. If you are abusive (like me) it will last you 3-4 months. The only problem I have with this is that it is expensive. Anyway this is a great
foregrip.

Pros:

Good weight

Looks cool

Robust

Folding

Easy to install

Fits on almost any gun


Cons:

Price

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Anyway this is an amazing foregrip and you should buy it. It will last you a long time.





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- Looks good for a change, February 27, 2007

The main problem with buying an m4/m4 variant today is that everyone on the field is carrying one. Here is a simple solution that is also a tactical asset. With the ability to flip down(assumingly for cqb) or stay up(for normal combat) it is as already stated, a tactical asset...A Final plus is that it fits easily on to the RIS rail.

~Note: This obviously doesn't have to only go on M4's...It will assumingly fit any other weapon with an RIS rail.

- SICK!!!, February 21, 2007

This grip helps a ton. This one is made of carbon fiber so it is very, very light weight and sturdy. This grip also looks very cool and grips don't even usually look too good. It also fold up unlike most other grips. It gives any gun a much more stabalized feel and it will give you much better acuraccy. This is a necessity for mostly all guns. Buy this even though it is a little pricy.

- MUST NEED GRIP!!!!!!, February 21, 2007

this grip is crazy for a gun with an rail system.you can keep the gun real steady with the grip down or when your running or in close quarters you can put it up.it feels really comfortable but it doesnt fell like the sturdiest grip ive used.this is a good grip and nice looking for its price though.if your serious about airsoft then this isnt to expensive.its a nice grip.


speed out.....

- pretty darn good., February 27, 2007

this is a very good foregrip, as i have the same problem as jaybird wear i push and pull my foregrip alot, and they just snap off. this one is doing pretty well so far and is durable and sturdy. i cant shoot my m14 without something to grip in the front (although i just use the standard grip most of the time, i just use the foregrip in long battles.) overall, a good buy.

kiyeshi declares this item good.

- The other grip on Shortyusa is better...., March 03, 2007

This looks, and feels like cheep plastic. Not only does it look like Plado squeezed together in your hand, but It easily breaks. I would rather tape a marker on my gun for a fore-grip instead of this. Gave it a 2 because $24 bucks means it is good for something...

- not bad, just not my kind, March 07, 2007

overall this is a well built foregrip. the foldingness(if you will) is nice but i prefer the UTG deluxe foregrip because it can fit pressure switches for those lasers and flashlights you might have.

-kevinj

- Not the best , June 27, 2007

... Bought it but took it back a few days later. At first i thought it looked sick on my M4. But it felt "plasticy" and "flimsy" and i didnt like that. But for all the guys that say the UTG forgrip is better, THERE RIGHT!

Hope it helped.
-MattBob

- imagine it was good, June 07, 2009

This grip came with my AK-47. When I first got it, it looked pretty cool. When I first used it, it felt very uncomfortable. The grip would move a little bit back and forth and side to side. It also feels like cheap plastic, I would of given this grip a 4 star rating, but it broke after a few weeks that I had it.

Pros:
compact
will fit on most guns

Cons:
made of cheap plastic
grip moves a little bit

- Eh get the UTG, March 06, 2007

The UTG one is sturdier.