Magpul RIS AFG-2 grip black

A compact version of the tried-and-true Magpul AFG angle grip, featuring reduced weight and surface area while maintaining excellent ergonomics.

Excellent comfort for the hand with the c-clamp grip has been achieved here thanks to a well-thought-out profile and effective texturing. The Magpul AFG-2 forward grip, thanks to its narrower form, will definitely be appreciated by shooters with standard as well as finer hands.

The Magpul AFG-2 Picatinny angle grip offers the user:

• Narrower profile and reduced weight with excellent ergonomics
• State-of-the-art angled design that guarantees a stable c-clamp grip
• Use of extremely durable fiberglass reinforced nylon
• User protection from aggressive Picatinny rail profile
• Two-piece design for easy, no-slip installation
• Interchangeable protrusion panel to accommodate shooter preference
• Front profile allowing the grip to be used as a barrier stop

Magpul AFG-2 FDE Picatinny Angle Grip - an ergonomic front grip for the carbine at Cob Shooting Shop

The Magpul AFG-2 Ang le Grip was created to provide the user with maximum stability and comfort when using a c-clamp grip. The proper slope makes the hand placed on it lay in a much more natural way than is the case with a stripped bed grip. This significantly reduces wrist fatigue, prolonging our training or increasing comfort during activities. The interchangeable panel allows us to place an additional protrusion between the fingers, further stabilizing our hand.

Magpul - top quality American firearms accessories at Kolba store in Czeladz

The construction is based on Magpul 's characteristic extremely durable polymer, based on nylon with a touch of fiberglass. The grip is bolted together and consists of two halves for easy assembly. Horizontal texturing ensures that the hand does not slide on the surface of the grip, even when it is sweaty or wet from rain. The front part of the grip has been contoured in a way that allows the grip to be used as a barrier stop in a shooting situation from behind an aperture.