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Vertical grip with quick-deploy bipod legs is an economical alternative for applications where the original GPS-02 Grip Pod’s function and benefits are desired, but the steel reinforcements in its legs are excess to requirements. The GPS-LE (Law Enforcement) locks to the bottom accessory rail of your tactical rifle’s forend, just like the GPS-02, to provide the same enhanced control during CQB and a stable bipod rest for precise long-range fire.
The grip’s hand-filling contours and deep grooves provide a solid purchase even when your hands are wet. Hit the large, deeply grooved release button, and a powerful spring deploys the legs instantly. Conveniently placed for thumb activation, the button sits flush with the surrounding surface to prevent accidental deployment. Extended legs provide sufficient elevation for a standard 30-round magazine to clear the ground, and will not snag on brush, vehicle interior, or other gear when retracted.
Legs and grip are made of tough, injection-molded polymer; steel cross-bolt with easy-grip thumbscrew locks directly to any MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny rail to ensure a rock-solid fit. Accepts GPRS1 and GPRS2 bolt-on accessory rails, available separately. May be used on many non-AR rifles and light machine guns with forend accessory rails.
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Bi Pod
I have one on my AK. Excellent product, sturdy, easy to use and just looks cool. You can use it as a foregrip with the legs down too, gives you way more control.
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Really solid buy
This is one of the best accessories I've ever owned- I now have two. We used them in Iraq on both our M4's and on our M249's, and they worked GREAT! They really took a beating, and kept on going. Occasional (very rare) issues with sand/heat gumming up the bipod-extension mechanism, but extremely easy to fix/clean when this happens. In addition to the bipod being sturdy enough to stand up to full-auto fire use, it also provides a rock solid forward grip for positive control of your firearm. I teach black rifle courses, and this is my number 1 recommendation- I don't like to use any other vertical foregrip.
