Timber Creek Greyman Vertical Foregrip – M-LOK Gray AR Grip

Description

The Timber Creek Greyman Vertical Foregrip gives your AR platform a purpose-built point of contact for the support hand without piling on weight or bulk. It's machined from aircraft-grade billet aluminum and finished in the gray anodizing that's become the signature look of the Greyman line, so it blends right in if you're already running Greyman furniture on your build. This one mounts directly to M-LOK rail sections, no adapter plates or extra rail sections needed.

Cross-Hatch Texture Built Into the Greyman Vertical Foregrip

Timber Creek designed the whole Greyman lineup around a gunfighter mindset, and that shows up in the small details here. The grip carries the same patent-pending cross-hatch texture found across the rest of the Greyman series, giving your hand real purchase whether you're bare-handed or running gloves in wet or sweaty conditions. Edges and corners are dehorned so nothing digs into your palm or snags on a sling or plate carrier while you're moving.

Two Ways to Run the Greyman Foregrip

Like the rest of Timber Creek's foregrip lineup, this one isn't locked into a single technique. Use it as a traditional vertical grip to pull the rifle back into your shoulder and manage muzzle rise, or index your hand against it as a hand stop if you prefer the thumb-over-bore method. Either way, your support hand stays exactly where you want it without adding much heft to the front end of the rifle.

Backing the Greyman Vertical Foregrip

Timber Creek Outdoors builds every part in-house at their Springfield, Oregon shop, and this grip is backed by the same lifetime warranty that covers the rest of their catalog. The company started in 2015 as a family operation with decades of experience in the outdoor industry, and that background shows in how clean the machining is on a small part like this one.