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Trying to run a weapon light and a vertical foregrip at the same time has always been a headache. Either you fork over for a pricey grip-and-light combo, twist your hand into a pretzel to reach a light mounted at 3 or 9 o'clock, or fuss with a pressure-pad pigtail that snags at the worst moment. GG&G came up with a cleaner answer. This mount drops your tactical flashlight offset to the right or left of the handguard at roughly the 5 or 7 o'clock position, putting the switch right where your thumb naturally lands.
The payoff is control. You can work a rocker switch, laser button, or rear pressure cap with your thumb while your support hand stays locked on the vertical grip. No shifting your hold, no fumbling in the dark. The ambidextrous design and squeeze-rail attachment mean it clamps down clean whether you shoot lefty or righty.
GG&G machines this piece from aircraft-grade 6061-T6 billet aluminum and finishes it with a Type III hard-coat anodized coating in a matte black combat look. It tips the scale at just 2.7 ounces, so you get a rock-solid platform without weighing down the front end of your rifle. Folks who run these hard tend to say the same thing: it locks onto the rail and doesn't budge. GG&G builds these in Tucson, Arizona and backs them with a lifetime warranty.
The mount ships with both a Glock-style rail and a MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail, and the two are fully interchangeable. Pull the Glock-style rail and drop in the short Picatinny section to run a SureFire or other compact light with a standard ring. You get about 1.75 inches of usable rail space for your light or laser, and it bolts onto a GG&G UFIR, any GG&G modular forearm, or pretty much any integrated rail system. It's a smart, low-profile upgrade for an AR-15, M16, or M4 build where thumb-friendly light control matters.
The GGG-1131 provides about 1.75 inches of usable rail, which is plenty for a compact SureFire or similar weapon light using a standard ring mount. It takes up roughly three slots of Picatinny space on your handguard. That's the right amount for most single-cell and dual-cell tactical lights or a small laser.
Yes. The mount uses an ambidextrous design, so you can position your light at either the 5 o'clock or 7 o'clock spot depending on which side works for you. Whether you're a righty or a lefty, your thumb reaches the light switch without moving your support hand off the vertical grip.
The mount comes with both a Glock-style rail and a MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail, and they swap out easily since they're fully interchangeable. Most people pull the Glock-style rail and install the short Picatinny section to run a SureFire or other light with a standard ring. It gives you flexibility depending on the mounting hardware your light uses.
It bolts onto any MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail, so it works with a GG&G UFIR, any GG&G modular forearm, or pretty much any integrated rail system on an AR-15, M16, or M4. The squeeze-rail clamp locks it down tight so it won't rattle loose under recoil. As long as you've got Picatinny real estate on your handguard, you're good to go.
| UPC | 813157000546 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GGG-1131 |
| Product Type | Light Mount |
| Model | |
| Color | Black |
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