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This setup, FAB Defense PTK, is what FBI tactical units use--can't speak to temps, but the combination of that AFG and the thumbrest give REALLY good lockup and controllability.
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This setup, FAB Defense PTK, is what FBI tactical units use--can't speak to temps, but the combination of that AFG and the thumbrest give REALLY good lockup and controllability.
Don't think much of the side mounted one. Even looks weird in the picture shown. I have one of the angled ones and there are a couple of different ways to hold it. I'd have to go find the name of it in my shop if anyone wants to know who makes it.I realize this is an old thread, but I'll throw this on here anyway:
I'm outfitting an AK47, setting this up mainly for the next generation - but I'd like to shoot it some too.
Looking for foregrip suggestions. Since the rail on this rifle isn't full- length, I can't mount a foregrip way out towards the end of the barrel. Putting it a bit closer to the mag well, I can't use a foregrip that's too big - it could interfere with mag changes.
So, I'm thinking the grip needs to be one of these four types: Stubby, angled, folding, or side-mounted.
I've seen some interesting/unusual models of foregrips online, and might just get a couple to test drive and compare. But maybe some of you soldiers or LEO will share your opinions about which foregrip you like best.
The angled grips look like they don't keep the shooter's fingers far enough off of a hot barrel.
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This side-mounted one might be good.
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Quarantined you know......Whatcha doin guys? Oh nuthin.... Just reviving a 3 year old thread
@Howard1955 If you wanna try out the PTK and VTS thumbrest combo, I'm willing to lend you mine--just keep it to a reasonable time and pay the shipping both ways. I think it'd fit in a USPS Small Flat Rate box...