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Originally Posted by NousDefionsDoc
I was trained without them and now I use them. What TS says is right, but I don't grip it hard enough to make a difference between the forearm and bicep (the rifle weighs about 8 pounds - a gurl could hold it). With training you get used to it.
Since I have started using them, I have grown to love them.
They do get in the way of prone and supported at times.
I run mine as far foward as I can. I have arms like an ape.
You can really crank that barrel around in a vicious arc with a VFG too - if the need should every arise to adjust the attitude of someone the ROE don't allow shooting.
I would advise you to get one and give both ways an honest try and see which you like better.
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What about a veritcal grip that serves as a quick release BI-POD ? I do not own one, dont need it, but reports thus far from the ground pounders that are using them are "Love Affair" for them. This would solve some of the problems discussed in this thread regarding going to the "Prone" position, and using your mag as a semi-pseudo mono pod.
it's here >
www.grippod.com