AR-15 METAL Angled Foregrip Handstop MLOK Anodized Aluminum Black for MLOK Handguard

I slapped this on before an afternoon shoot and immediately noticed smoother transitions and a more comfortable hold. It doesn’t take much to screw on but gives a real benefit in how the rifle feels in hand. Definitely a keeper.

I’ve used this on tactical drills and casual plinking alike, and it feels right at home in both. The angle makes a surprising difference in hand placement and recoil management. My buddies have even asked me where I got it.

You don’t see many metal foregrips at this price point — and this one feels better than some that cost way more. It’s lightweight but durable, and fits perfectly on my Picatinny rail. If you’re thinking about trying an angled grip, grab this one.

I was setting up at odd angles on a hillside last weekend, and this grip really helped me get a secure support grip without twisting my wrist. Every time I hit the trigger, it felt more controlled than before. I’ll be keeping this on my rifle for a long time.

I had wrist soreness after long sessions with a standard vertical grip, so I decided to experiment with angle grips. This one is comfortable, and I can shoot longer without fatigue. Installation was quick and didn’t require any extra tools.

I’m tough on gear, testing it in dusty and muddy environments, and this angled grip still looks new. The metal doesn’t show wear easily and the texture keeps my hand from slipping when things get dirty. Great small investment for better handling.

This grip doesn’t just look good — it functions really well too. It’s low-profile but gives me something positive to grab without fighting the geometry of the rifle. I don’t know why I waited so long to try an angled grip.

During colder range days, this grip was easy to use even with thick gloves on. The angle lets me keep a firm hold without sliding up or twisting my hand. I’ve knocked over a few targets at distance with more confidence since putting this on.

Swapped my old vertical grip for this angled version and I like the difference. My wrist feels more comfortable when bracing the rifle, especially when shooting in unconventional positions. It gives a solid reference point without feeling intrusive on the rail.

Used this foregrip during a local 3-Gun practice and it improved my control during rapid transitions. There’s no flex — it’s sturdy metal and stays where you put your hand. If you’re gunning for speed and stability, this is a simple, effective addition.

I wasn’t sure if a foregrip would help, but after a long range session I noticed less fatigue in my support arm. The angle feels natural and keeps my wrist from bending awkwardly. The finish looks great against my FDE handguard, and I’ve gotten a couple compliments on it already.

I added this angled foregrip to my AR build before a match, and it made a noticeable difference. Running through stages, transitions from low walls to standing shots felt much smoother because my support hand had a more natural angle. It’s metal, so it feels solid and not like some cheap plastic grip. Installation was quick on my Picatinny rail.