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I like having a forward vertical grip on my m-4. It keeps the forward hand at a more natural position and provides a more positive hold on the weapon. With this particular unit you get that and a bipod. For those of us who spend extended periods of time at the range it is definitely useful. The only drawback that i've had with the units like this that I've handled is that the retention screw doesn't provide enought grip on the rail of the weapon when tightened by hand, and if tightened with pliers or wrenches is impossible to remove without them. But all in all it's a good accessory to have.

I've haerd these are ok Im checkin them out I think it should work fine though!

i found this grip to work great for what it is designed to do. In my opinion it is primarily a forward verticle grip. It was great when going prone at two hundred plus meters. getting the gun down low in low cover areas, very steady. a good piece of kit.

They are a little pricey, and sometimes will get stuck if sand or dirt gets up inside of it, but they give you a steadier platform than your arm, and if you set your weapon down you can keep your barrel out of the dirt.

looks like it fits the rail, which is good. will have to try one

Ive used these overseas and back home, they work great easy to mount and move, for quick adjustments. My only draw back is the hinge that the legs and springs pivot on is not that durable, and break easy if mishandled in the field, I know first hand, and at $150 a piece they are not cheap replacements, but over all great weapon addition.

Awesome Grip Pod Works Great!

I have the model with the foam grip. Excellent balance on my ar15 but it adds alot of weight.

this actually works. This is a very easy to use modification to a M4 A4. However needs a version with a flashlight

Whatever..... Winner for "Competition"- great for competion, not really needed for "Action".

This is the worst foregrip slash bipod product I have ever seen for any weapon system. It is not durable at all and provides no stability when firing from a prone position. The US Army needs to immediately stop the purchase of this product. I wish i could give it lower than a one. The only good use is setting your weapon down and keeping it out of the dirt. Serious BOO! on this one.

Wasn't my favorite, just as soon use a Harris. It was big and bulky and the legs broke easily. It looks really cool and the legs shoot out when you hit the button. But the problem is the legs shoot out when you hit the button, which makes your buddies in the stack sooooo happy.

I have been useing this grip pod for the last 6 months in Ramadi Iraq and havent had a single problem with it.... its on my M-4 Carbine as well as a replacement grip pod on my M249 SAW. Def recomend this to anyone wanting a good grip as well as stability when fireing a weapon with a aimsight like a ACOG.

This type of vertical grip is great for for zeroing your weapon, and even qualifying. For everyday day use for what we do its a bit to big.

THIS HAS A GREAT GRIP!!

GOOD PRODUCT BUT UNEEDED WEIGHT.

Had it issued to me in Afghanistan. Thing snagged on everything possible and was not stable at all. Never saw anyone using the bi-pod feature other than at a firing range and their shot groups were not good because it's not stable. The broomhandle alone is maybe useful if you like to shoot with one. The one issued to me swiftly went into the junk pile of useless issued crap. If you really need a bipod get a Harris collapsing bipod and mount that's compatable with your gun. I guess some people think it looks cool so go ahead and toss that hard earned money away.

I use this bi-pod on my AR-15 with the extra pic rail for the green laser and flashlight.