Watch: Which rifle foregrips are best?

by SOFREP Apr 28, 2017

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Lucas of T.REX Arms drops some knowledge bombs regarding foregrips on rifles. Why should we listen? The man fires some 1-2k rounds per week and practices extremely hard. With all of those rounds he’s learned quite a bit on what foregrips tend to work. In the following video he expounds upon that.

This article is courtesy of The Loadout Room.

COMMENTS

Scott B · 3 years ago

I can see where the vertical would work better on a sub gun. . definitely. .
LPD256 · 3 years ago

Scott-I have the AFG on rifles but I like the vertical grip on subguns or SBRs.
mark m · 3 years ago

Same here. Started with a vert grip, but over time naturally transitioned into the high bore he mentioned. It just seems more intuitive, especially growing up on traditional hunting rifles. I do use the KAG on my .308, but it was never intended for close quarters any way. More of an enhanced hand stop
tim e · 3 years ago

Used the magpul since they came out - the new version is the one preferred. Its all about what fits for you. A lot of the guys we work with have gone "gripless" especially for CQB - but I have found under sustained fire the weapon gets hot enough for the offhand grip to be compromised even with gloves - a foregrip gives that extra grab for better control.
Dylan K · 3 years ago

+1... angled grips are where it's at. Anything else puts a weird pressure in my wrist that gets annoying after a few minutes.