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Posted: 1/2/2012 6:11:29 PM EDT
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I'm looking at getting a Magpul Vertical Grip. My upper has the MOE hand guards on it but I plan to upgrade to a free-float rail later. I'm guessing I can get the rail mounted grip now w/ the rail section that way I can use it on my FF rails later. Am I correct in getting the railed version instead of the MOE special version? I can mount the rail section on the MOE grip correct? How does it look with the rail? Has anyone else done this?
Here's the rail version: http://store.magpul.com/product/MAG412/39 And the MOE version: http://store.magpul.com/product/MAG413/39 |
| If you don't plan on buying a rail for your gun in the next six months, just get the forward grip made to mount to the moe handguards. When you buy and install your rail, buy a new forward grip from magpul and sell the moe hg mounted version on the Equipment Exchange. |
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Great advice.. on the last post.
Or you could get 1 railed adapter for the MOE. Don't think they are expensive. Then you get the railed type. If you go to a quad rail then you just swap the handle over and sell the MOE with the rail section..... but either option suggested will work. |
| Thanks guys that answered my question. I don't plan on getting a FF anytime soon but I do like the MOE w/ rail. I will go with the RVG. @lockandload: I will probably hold mine with my hand around the grip but have my index finger sticking up on the handguard for a flashlight tailcap switch. |
One more thing you may want to do with your MOE hand guard: Take a roll of duct tape and cut a couple thin pieces to lay inside the hand guard where is holds onto the barrel nut (I actually used 2 pieces for both the top and bottom). This might sound a little red neck, using duct tape on your riffle, but it will make your hand guard very solid. I like the feel of the MOE but am very anal and the little bit of wiggle really bothered me. I used the DT to fill some of the gap and now it is rock solid and you can't see anything from the outside
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