Tactical Vertical Fore Grip Front ForeGrip,fit any picatinny/weaver

I’m new to AR accessories and wanted a basic vertical grip without spending a ton. This works great — simple design, grabs nicely, and improved muzzle control for me. I haven’t thrown it around hard, so I can’t speak to long-term toughness, but so far so good.

I like the feel of this grip — comfortable and ergonomic. It was easy to install and fits my rail without trouble. That said, it could use a second locking screw at the back — mine wiggles slightly under heavy recoil. Still worth it for the price.

Installed this on my older AR build and it definitely improves control. Not super rugged, but for regular range visits it’s solid. I’ve noticed a bit of forward/back play on rough handling, so I tighten it frequently to be confident it stays put.

This vertical grip gave my rifle a more solid feel. I like the ergonomic shape — my hand doesn’t cramp up after a few mags. It’s lightweight and doesn’t throw off the balance. Only downside is the single bolt attachment — I’d feel better with a rear lock as well, but it’s secure enough for general use.

For under $15 this was a good deal. The grip does improve how the rifle feels when shooting and makes transitions smoother. It’s not the beefiest grip out there, but for casual range days it’s perfectly fine. I do wish there were more attachment screws for added security, but still happy overall.

I picked up this grip to replace a flimsy cheap one on my AR-15. Fit was spot on for my Picatinny rail and installation was easy — just tighten and go. It’s lightweight and feels solid in the hand. Doesn’t have bells and whistles, but it gets the job done and feels much more comfortable than my old grip.

Just the right size grip!

It’s a pretty solid grip for the price. My only concern is that I wish it had a bolt on both the front of it and the back of it. But it’s light and worth the money.

needs a 2nd tightening bolt but does hold with one

It is a great little grip, it just doesn't secure firmly to a regular picatinny rail. It wiggles alot front to back die to the rear located screw being the only thing tightening it to the rail. For the price I'll use it, as it doesn't feel like it will come off, but isn't tight enough to instill confidence in the piece as stable.