Vertical Foregrip?????

[montana_jeepn]

Has anyone used the one sold by Vector? Is it good quality? Increase controlability? Would you recommend one?




http://www.vectorarms.com/indexframe.html

 

[stymie]

I don't have one on my Vector... yet! They are decent quality... but do add to the overall bulk of the weapon. On a positive note, they force you to tuck your elbows in toward your torso, enabling better control & accuracy. Now............ if Vector would incorporate a laser/battery-pack with push button control, similar to a Wilcox Powergrip... I might just have to get one. Of course, it would have to clear up to a 2" diameter suppressor (hint... hint!)

 

[Vegas SMG]

The quality is good. I've had it on the gun for over a year and love it. It is rather large but it's never been an issue for me. I'd buy it again.

 

[JDmontana]

UZI Foregrip

Vector says they are in short supply. You better get it now.

 

[KarlPMann]

I wish I could afford one right now. I bought my MACs right before the AW ban and bought all the accessories available. One of those accessories was a "K-Grip" that screwed on to the barrel. Since I have a MAC threaded barrel for my UZI, I tried it out on the UZI too. It helps a fair bit, but is a little too far forward for my liking. I think the UZI vertical grip would work much better. If I had the money, I'd buy one. Of course when I have $$$$ to spare, I buy everything UZI. Karl.

 

[uuzee]

i have one of vectors k grip on my full size uzi .love it.chris

 

[montana_jeepn]

Just ordered a K-grip! Thanks for the advice everyone!

 

[az paul]

I have a Vector K grip on my UZI, and love it as well. Controllability is good.

az paul

 

[salvo]

I have the Vector K grip as well, I'm not sure if I really like it or not. To me the gun looks better without it and is more compact and easier to handle.

 

[montana_jeepn]

K-GRIP

Well, I have approx. another 2 months to make up my mind whether I like it or not.

Patience is a virtue right?

Lots of time to find deals on accessories.

 

[dustindu4]

I bought it just for more controllability during SMG matches

 

[salvo]

I'm new to match shooting and used the K-grip in my first match, and didnt like the way it felt on barracades, I'll try it without the next match. I have not really noticed a conrolability issue with or with out the K-grip. Like I said I'm still undecided.

 

[KarlPMann]

I tried using mine in competition once and decided against it. Mine wasn't the Vector "K" grip though. Mine is the Cobray screw on K-grip. It sits farther forward on the gun. Karl.

 

[Z06]

I just had to get one...

before they "ran out". -Z06:uzi

 

[mac]

IMHO..... for what thats worth...

(to my kids...its worth alot!).... but anyway, Im leaning to the GG&G UFIR grip... http://www.gggaz.com/products/uzi_ufir.php

I beleive it has more practicallity.... for an adaptation of of a light and laser...

 

[ecross27]

Am using the GG&G base, as previously mentioned, with either the Knight grip or the GG&G grip.

Both which are quick detach and as used on M16's.

Seems to work well, gives flexability and does allow other "Widgets" to be used on the base if desired.

IMHO

 

[m4fun]

Love it!

I use the Knights on my M4, and growing up from an M-16A1 world, I thought the vertical grip was a vast improvement in controlability in non-prone situations. With my UZI, I had to do the same and got the Vector. That with my shortened barrel get's me out of ever having to use it with a bayonet, but that's it. Vertical grip is best for CQB, not snipping.

IMHO,

Brian

 

[KarlPMann]

:welcome m4fun. Karl.

 

[MadDog]

Vertical Grip

I have one on my Vector and I would recommend it!!!

 

[dallasboy 75287]

I thought the Vector grip too bulky. It would be cool if it stored a mag.

My vertical grip and bayonet adapter came from Botach. ttl about $75