This is just about the first time I've ever seen the folding bayonet lug vertical grip. Hard to even find pictures of it online. I offered to buy it but he is not parting it out.
It doesn't fold, but years ago I bought a junky Uzi search light and took off the rusted up light fixture (and gave it to a guy I worked with for spare parts) leaving the VFG battery case as a QD VFG. IIRC, the search light was about $50 (battery not included). I've considered sawing off the battery case and fastening a rail there so I could use any rail mounted VFG, including a folding one, but I'm not that interested.It would be nice if they had a spring-loaded quick detach button like B&T or some other mfgs
I extremely dislike the fact that they tell you to dimple your bayo lug/screw it in hard for the set screw mount so I didn't want to do that, and I really don't want a VFG unless it matches the classic look of my Uzi. I despise the anachronistic look of a 1950's SMG that's been tacticooled out.You could always combine a bayo lug rail:
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UZI LOWER HANDGUARD RAIL, STORMWERKZ
Uzi Lower Handguard Rail, Mounts to Bayonet Lug, Includes Mounting Hardware, Picatinny, StormWerkz, SW-LHR-UZI-01, RTG Partswww.robertrtg.com
with a folding grip:
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TFL QR - 7 Position Quick Release Vertically Folding Foregrip
Gun Accessories | Fab Defense | United Statesfab-defenseus.com
I agree on the tacticool factor. The original Uzi fore grips are good enough for me. Though I bet the bayo rail could be modified to be a push button quick disconnect if you have a shop and some imagination.I extremely dislike the fact that they tell you to dimple your bayo lug/screw it in hard for the set screw mount so I didn't want to do that, and I really don't want a VFG unless it matches the classic look of my Uzi. I despise the anachronistic look of a 1950's SMG that's been tacticooled out.
The bayonet system attaches perfectly with the spring detent that freely pushes in and automatically locks when it's on. Just flip that bayonet 90 degrees and mold some plastic and it is a perfect system.
Yes, I have a lot of ideas for products and would love to mill my own metal but I don't have a shop. The Uzi bayonet is so simple and perfect. It's just a spring loaded latch that fits like a glove on the lug. Just have the same attachment mechanism and have a metal bar that goes down about 3 inches, then just drill 2 holes on the top and bottom of each side and you could screw in some plastic grips like the oem uzi handguards. The folding mechanism would be a bonus, but as long as it looks like the motorcycle peg grip I wouldn't mind keeping it on, plus it reverts to original in two seconds with the quick detach button.I agree on the tacticool factor. The original Uzi fore grips are good enough for me. Though I bet the bayo rail could be modified to be a push button quick disconnect if you have a shop and some imagination.
