front grip what works best

[squirrelman]

I want a front grip but What really works for control I actually hunt with it.

 

[Rob1]

Magpul AFG 1 or 2 work well. They allow a rest and grip without the "pull down" of a vertical. IMO

Rob.

 

[ScoobyDoo]

I think it will depend on how you plan to hold the vertical grip. Will you be fully gripping the vertical grip in a manner similar to the pistol grip or will you be using the more tactical style "thumb-over" grip that Magpul encourages? I prefer the former grip method for the type of shooting I do (informal target shooting) so I went with a Mission First Tactical React Short Grip. I chose the MFT grip over the Magpul because it is just a bit taller, which allowed enough of my small finger to grasp the grip to satisfy me. For me, the Magpul left my little finger hanging which I don't like.

Info on the MFT grip I use:
Short Vertical Grip

Pic of my rifle with the grip:


Close-up of grip:

 

[andishdi]

Have you considered a bipod foregrip? I've got the FAB Defense G2 and it's a good combination of both features and very sturdy, plus not as heavy as I'd been told.

 

[REARSPROCKET]

+1 on ScoobyDoo's post on the MFT , I've got the same one after trying the AFG2 and the GPS. The MFT is the best size and most comfortable IMHO.

 

[Kayback]

I use a cut down Magpul vertical grip as a hand stop.

How do you want to hold the gun?

 

[dullh]

 

[johncal]

I use the UTG D Grip Bipod. It is very high quality all aluminum and the swing down bipod is also all aluminum. I love mine and it has a cool "OH WOW" factor as well when you hit the button and it swings down.

Leapers, Inc. - Hunting/Shooting, Sporting Goods and Security Gear

 

[gotfish]

I have the BCM (Bravo Company) angled short grip on 2 of my rifles and I can't see ever taking it off - they're light, sturdy, and perfect for the way I use them.

 

[REARSPROCKET]

Wow very nice Noveske there !