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i have this funny feeling that once you get the GGG grip you will be more than satisfied with it. Water proof container just like the TD grip and IMO looks much better. More classy and balanced look when it's on the gun.

Vertical foregrips, have recently leaped into prominence once again in military, law enforcement and civilian arenas. When attached to a compact, shoulder mounted tactical firearm they provide the operator with several important advantages from substantially diminishing muzzle climb during burst-fire sequences to simply offering a more comfortable shooting stance.

The Improved GG&G Vertical Foregrip is now manufactured with a waterproof compartment in the core of the vertical foregrip. This compartment is now large enough to hold two 3V Lithium batteries or two 1.5 N batteries or two AA batteries as shown in the above photograph. It will also accommodate firing pins, ejectors, extractors or other small replacement parts for your weapon system. Unlike other foregrips in the market place which are molded from plastic, all parts of the GG&G Vertical Foregrip are CNC machined from solid black Acetal cold polymer and most importantly are MADE IN AMERICA. The waterproof compartment is accessed by an “O” ring sealed cap which has an easy to use coin slot for tightening or loosening. This rugged vertical foregrip is 4.5" in length and 1.250" in diameter. A separate “O” ring seals the threaded core from the environment. PN GGG-1169N $53.50

GG&G is also manufacturing the threaded center core with the waterproof compartment as a separate item. It will fit the vertical foregrip previously sold by GG&G. PN GGG-1170 $30.00 In addition, we manufacture a threaded core with a waterproof compartment to fit the Knight’s Armament molded plastic vertical foregrip. PN GGG-1171 $30.00

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That water proof container was design by the guys at Tango Down before they dump the entire idea. GG&G pick up the ball and ran with the container design after TD decided to go with a whole new grip design that is the vertical you see today.

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I've had an used a lot of these grips. The only ones I still own and use are the Surefire M900 and the Dieter. I'd like to get a Tango Down when they become available, but the Surefire and Dieter grips are simply phenominal!

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how does the ggg grip mount to the rail? i see the dieter grip uses bolts which makes a quick removal difficult. i dig the kac and the TD since no tools are required to install and remove them.