Offset front foregrip

I'm thinking of removing the front furniture of my AIMS to prevent further BB damage and installing a Rail system instead.

I would also install a vertical foregrip but I would like to offset it to the left side of the gun to allow unhindered removal of the mags(remember, the tip forward to remove).

Any suggestions on how I can achieve this?

Customized...ehe...Contractor version...

By the way,

kom stan

ngayon hindi ka na consulting guru, komrad, opisyal prime filAKas AdiK ka na

kwestyon: offset lang ba o medyo angular din? meaning, nakatabing sya konti to facilitate mag removal and improve ergonomics as well?

misaligned?

premier stanski

i imagine you'd have no problem doing what you want. there are quite a number of tactical foregrips available so you'd probably have to use one that does not have the bottom rail. attaching the vertical grip would then just be a matter of drilling a hole in the lower handguard and using a short bolt.

epoxy or super glue not advisable, IMHO, since that may not endure skirmishing.

perhaps a fully vented upper handguard too? the type that just drapes over the gas tube?

misaligned?

nah...medyo ayaw nya patamaan ng bbs ang kanyang magandang wood HG

akin nalng AIMS furniture mo...

ayaw nga patamaan ng bbs

ma-imagine ko, na ipa-frame pa yata eto.


BTT

ICS AK Rail system kasya kaya?

I beleive this picture shows what I want to achieve. Take note how the vertical foregrip is installed. I've also seen several AKs in the Gunner DVD "Magazine" configured like this.

*picture used without permission- sorry....



However, I might use this Rail system instead.



It will allow the vertical foregrip to be moved backwards a bit.

I do prefer the wood furniture aesthetics wise.. pero sayang nga yung kahoy.. bugbog saraddo sa BB hits. Umiiyak na nga eh...

PMC style

NO!!!! hehehe mas pogs pa rin kung naka woodkit at weathered IMO

x47 ka na! kaso ambigat na nyang beng2 mo pagnakakabit na

komrad Stan,

Welcome to FilAK.. X47 rail pero mas yun stock handgrip.

komrad bangus, hanap nga ako ng good quality X47 dito sa davao. may nakita ako sa QTS pero di ko type yung quality. Parang ACM ang dating, pero high-end naman yung price. Oka sana yung price kung G&P or King Arms sya- kaso hindi eh.

Ikot ikot pa ako mamaya.

I might try to re-varnish the wood furniture of my AIMS later. I'm sure the higher end varnishes should stand up to BB impacts better than the current varnish. Try ko sana Valspar or Diamante(polyeurethan varnish).

really had to clamp down my eyelids into pinholes so that i can look at the bewowulf pic without going blind

besides, wouldn't the front be terribly tiring to hold up with that much of an offset, kom stan?

i too vote for the revarnishing

LOL! THe pic is resized by the forum scripts to a smaller size. But the original pic is large enough. Just click on it to see it at it's full size.

As pictured, the foregrip is too far forward for my tastes. It's location is limited in his AEG due to the location of his side railings.

If an X47 kit is used, the grip can be move backwards- and the offset for the grip will be a necessity(and not just an aesthetic feature) to keep it from interfering with the magazine.

GOt a few more dings last weekend. Will have to buy a can of Dimante urethane varnish soon. Will google for more AIMS pics so I can get the proper stain(color) for the wood.

ha ha ha . . . what he really meant is that the burloloy blings were blinding

di mo ba type and weathered and battle-scarred look, kom stan?