Foregrip w/ Integrated Bipod

[rwatson]

I'm looking at ordering a foregrip w/ integrated bi-pod and was wondering if anyone had any feedback with the 2 possibilities I've cut it down to.

Mako Gen 2 - http://www.opticsplanet.net/mako-gr...oregrip-w-integrated-adjustable-qr-bipod.html

or

Grip Pod - http://www.gcswarrior.com/Grip_Pod_p/grip pod.htm

These both seem well built and have gotten good reviews.

 

[CrabbyMcNab]

I had a grip pod. It was nice, but not my cup of tea. It seemed rather bulky and cumbersome on the rifle. Have you shot with one? I would definitely recommend before purchase.

Beware the grippod ripoffs. I would venture to say your sources are legit.

 

[jimbobborg]

Grip Pod has a better reputation. If you're shooting 3-Gun, it's great. The bipod works, but it's not as solid as a Harris.

 

[rwatson]

I had a grip pod. It was nice, but not my cup of tea. It seemed rather bulky and cumbersome on the rifle. Have you shot with one? I would definitely recommend before purchase.

Beware the grippod ripoffs. I would venture to say your sources are legit.

I have not shot with one, and I highly doubt I will be able to test before purchasing. I have read a ton of review's about the grip pod knock offs. I went directly to there website to find an authorized dealer. I think I am leaning more towards the Gen 2 T-Pod due to the grip itself.

 

[erwos]

I had a grip pod. It was nice, but not my cup of tea. It seemed rather bulky and cumbersome on the rifle.

My thoughts exactly. I'm glad I have one, because it comes in handy from time to time. But, most of the time, I don't keep it mounted due to weight vs utility concerns.

Nothing wrong with Mako, either; FAB Defense's stuff is used extensively by the IDF. Their stock is on the new Negev, in fact.