The Best MSR Foregrips on the Market

Magpul makes great products for just about anything you can find on an AR-15. My first ever rifle build involved heavy use of Magpul parts, however, my first build was missing a crucial component for a stable shooting platform – a Magpul MVG vertical foregrip. With M-LOG being a near universal and durable attachment method I don’t think you can go wrong with the M-LOK version of the MVG grip.

The grip is made from durable polymer meaning you don’t have to worry about smashing it to bits if you’re shooting from a supported position and you’ll also likely never have to replace the unit unless you drive a dump truck over it (and at that point I think you’ll be in for a new rifle too).

The grip itself is comfortable due to the slight give the grip has and it is also not overly long meaning that it won’t get in the way of your sling but still has enough real estate for you to place your entire support hand over it comfortably. The Magpul M-LOG MVG MOV Vertical grip is available for just $22.95 and comes in 4 different colors to match your specific rifle build.

Tyrant designs always has outstanding build quality for their products. Nearly everything they make is made from high-grade CNC milled aluminum and is anodized in a vibrant array of colors to fit your style or spice up your rig. 

The HALO Minivert foregrip sits at a slight angle making supporting the rifle with your other hand a bit more comfortable when shooting from an unsupported position. However, the angle that the grip sits at also means that it makes it sightly less comfortable to shoot from a prone position when using the grip, but I find that the angle of the grip is shallow enough for you to still make use of it on the ground.

The Tyrant Designs AR-15 HALO Minivert Foregrip is available in Red, Blue, Gray and Black Anodized finish and costs $57.99.

This is one of those novel products I thought would be a gimmick at first but turned out to be better than expected. The Mid-Evil Industries 360 RFG Vertical Grip is unique in that it can fit the role of an AFG, VFG, or even a stubby grip all in one piece. The adjustment method of the grip means that there is a chance that it can come loose – and that it is quite heavy at 6 oz. 

However, I think the 360 RFG more than makes up for these minor shortcomings by allowing the user to get virtually any style, angle or type of grip with one single unit. Adding to its quality is its sturdy Aluminum construction and a covert storage compartment on the bottom of the handle for extra CR-123 batteries or anything else you might need that will fit inside there. The Mid-Evil Industries 360 RFG Vertical Grip is available in a single color – Black. The grip is also available in the three most common type of attachment methods, M-LOC, Picatinny and KeyMod and retails for $99.99.

If you’re looking for the ultimate combination of stability and control while shooting from a kneeling or standing position you’ll have a lot of success with an angled Foregrip. The Magpul AFG is available for just about any attachment option you can think of and is even available for things other than MSRs. 

The angle of the Magpul AFG is just perfect for the geometry of your biceps, forearm, triceps and wrists as they turn to grip the fore end of the rifle. As an added bonus, the AFG makes the C-Clamp grip far more comfortable and allows you to accomplish the same amount of control at a more natural angle. 

Made from the same durable glass-filled polymer as Magpul’s other products and an over-molded outer coating, the Magpul AFT is one of the best angled foregrips on the market. Pricing on the Magpul AFG usually sits around $34.95 and is available in black, FDE, OD Green or Stealth Grey.

Strike Industries has slowly become one of my favorite aftermarket parts producers. As I got over my loathing for stuff that looks like it belongs on a mall ninja gun, I grew to appreciate Strike Industries ability to blend style with functionality.

The SI Link curved grip gives you basically two options for controlling your weapon. By sort of combining the great reward positive control of a VFG and combining it with the grip angle of an AFG you’re eliminating the normal loss of reward pressure you get with an AFT while still being able to use your more prominent arm muscles to control the gun.

On the flip side, if you find the need to use forward pressure on the gun to drive it to the next target more accurately, the front curve on the grip allows you to do that with the small loop on the front. As with a few other items on this list, the LINK-CFG is constructed out of anodized aluminum making it both durable and lightweight. The Strike Industries SI Link is available for $37.99 for the black anodized version or $39.99 for the FDE anodized edition.