Reviews - Mako Group Tactical Vertical Foregrip w/ Integrated Adjustable QR Bipod - Gen 2, Flat Dark Earth T-PODG2QR-T Reviews - QT-VG-TACVFGB-T-PODG2QR-T

Author: cshenderson1 from myerstown on Mar 30, 2013
Pros:  tough and versitale
Cons:  a little pricey
Would recommend:  yes

cshenderson1 wrote:

I put this on my m1a in a rougue bullpup stock and it is holding up like a champ. Comfortable as a vertical foregrip and stable as a bipod with good adjustability. i'd buy it again.

Author: gpz69 (verified customer) from Manor, TX on Mar 26, 2013
Pros:  Convenience and Convertability
Cons:  Heavy and bulky
Would recommend:  yes

gpz69 wrote:

Outstanding product. Having a fully functional bipod immediately available and mounted are worth the extra weight and bulk. A smaller foregrip would be more desirable, but it wouldn't have the bipod built-in.

Author: AL from Minneapolis, MN on Feb 1, 2013
Pros:  Great Functionality/Durability/Quality
Cons:  Deployment is a bit Noisy (Loud Clack Sound)
Would recommend:  yes

AL wrote:

This is a great product. It is so strong I could probably use it a a jack stand for my car. The only criticism one could have is that the deployment is not very "stealthy" since it does make a loud clack noise. However, it can be deployed quietly if you catch the legs and slow them down when they shoot out.

Author: Dan (verified customer) from Deerfield Il on Jan 29, 2013
Would recommend:  yes

Dan wrote:

Very stable for the price point. Unique deployment works great but takes a little getting used to. Very nice to have the fore-grip / bi-pod combination.

Author: Togz (verified customer) from San Diego California on Jan 17, 2013
Pros:  Great material. Very easy to use.
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

Togz wrote:

Great product. Thanks optics planet

Author: rer47 (verified customer) , avid marksman, from Mason, OH on Jul 22, 2012
Pros:  Convenience, value, quality
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

rer47 wrote:

This product replaced a Harris bi-pod and a Magpul AFG on my Colt 6940. Both are excellent products. However the Mako Foregrip allows the convenience of choosing to shoot either prone, at a bench or standing without the extra weight or having to remove anything from the rifle. The Mako works flawlessly, and although the release lever is initially stiff, it eases over time. The Mako is a rarity in that it is one product that actually does two things very well.