Slate Black Industries M-LOK Vertical Grip - OD Green
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VG-M-ODG
Description
Enhance your firearm's control and ergonomics with the Slate Black Industries SVG M-LOK Vertical Grip. Engineered specifically for M-LOK systems, this minimalist vertical grip delivers a trim profile that outperforms grips adapted from Picatinny designs.Key Features M-LOK optimized design for a low-profile attachment with full M-LOK lugs and durable steel hardware High-temperature resistance for reliable performance in demanding conditions Recoil control and stability optimized by military and competition shooters for barricade shooting and light/laser activation AK-compatible height that does not interfere with magazine changes Available colors: Black, FDE, Grey, and OD Green (updated to match popular Magpul tones)Benefits for ShootersUnlike bulkier alternatives, this grip provides a comfortable, secure hold without adding unnecessary size, improving maneuverability during carry and transitions. Its direct M-LOK interface ensures a secure fit while maintaining a sleek footprint at the attachment point.Specifications Drop-in/screw-on M-LOK accessory Not a full-length vertical grip Compatible with Slate Grips for enhanced texture Designed for versatility across AR and AK platformsWhy Choose This ProductBuilt for durability and functionality, the SVG addresses common pain points like excessive bulk and poor integration with modern rail systems. Its thoughtful geometry supports better weapon control and user comfort in tactical and competitive scenarios.FAQsIs this a full vertical grip?No, it is designed as a compact vertical grip for improved control without the length of traditional options.What colors are available?Black, FDE (rich brown tone), Grey, and OD Green (matching Magpul coloration).Does it work with AK rifles?Yes, the height is specifically engineered not to interfere with AK magazine changes.
