Grip Pod, Thoughts?

[Derek_Connor]

For those of you who run them, overall reviews?

[Sweep]

i like mine thou its a bit long if you know what i meen

[Derek_Connor]

i like mine thou its a bit long if you know what i meen

has that length ever "got in the way" ?

[KevinB]

I tired them -- found them extremely awkward on a carbine. However they rock on a M249 w/ RAS .

II know some guys who used them on rifles and carbines in OEF -- they seemed to like them.

[Derek_Connor]

I tired them -- found them extremely awkward on a carbine. However they rock on a M249 w/ RAS .

II know some guys who used them on rifles and carbines in OEF -- they seemed to like them.

Awkward in what type of way?

[KevinB]

Its long and heavy -- but I found that I could not grip it as high as I like gripping a vertical grip due to its design.

[wild_wild_wes]

How would the grippod work on an SPR?

[Rana]

Grip Pod.

I used one last pump. It isn't such a bad thing on a general purpose carbine.

On an SPR a harris bipod would be my preference however.

The Grip pod isn't to bad on a MK46 (a.k.a SAW) for Urban Ops, but for land warfare you need the OEM bi-pod.

Not sure I would run out and "buy" one (grip pod); At $250 retail per unit (aluminum model) they ain't cheap.

FWIW A Harris Bipod and quality VFG are still my preference.

[Derek_Connor]

Grip Pod.

I used one last pump. It isn't such a bad thing on a general purpose carbine.

On an SPR a harris bipod would be my preference however.

The Grip pod isn't to bad on a MK46 (a.k.a SAW) for Urban Ops, but for land warfare you need the OEM bi-pod.

Not sure I would run out and "buy" one (grip pod); At $250 retail per unit (aluminum model) they ain't cheap.

FWIW A Harris Bipod and quality VFG are still my preference.

i agree, i ended up getting one for a 16inch rifle, works great

[wild_wild_wes]

i agree, i ended up getting one for a 16inch rifle, works great

Got what? Harris bipod, or GripPod?