Description
The Strike Industries Angled Vertical Grip Short fits 1913 Picatinny rails and takes a different approach to grip design. Instead of a straight vertical setup, the 86-degree forward angle puts your wrist in a more natural position and locks your forearm tight to the rifle. This makes a real difference if you've spent time with conventional vertical grips and felt that awkward bend in your wrist.
What Makes the Cable Management System Work
The built-in cable management cavity is where this grip really stands out. If you're running a weapon light or other cabled accessory, you can route and store the excess wire right inside the grip body. No more cable ties, tape, or improvised solutions wrapping around your handguard. The side cuts at the top make it easy to mount a pressure switch too, keeping everything organized and out of the way.
Short Design for Your Setup
This short version stays compact and low-profile, which means fewer snags when you're moving through tight spaces or drawing from a sling. The textured palm and finger areas give you solid control without being aggressive on bare hands. You can also mount it forward or backward depending on your preference. The L-shaped bottom edge can rest on table edges or barricades for stability when you need it.
The whole grip is built from durable, lightweight polymer that won't add unnecessary weight to your rifle. It's made to work hard without getting in the way.
Key Specifications
- Mount Type: 1913 Picatinny Rail
- Grip Angle: 86 Degrees
- Material: Polymer
- Color: Black
- Length: Short
- Cable Management: Patent-Pending SI Cable Management System
- Weight: 0.8 oz
- Manufacturer Part Number: SI-AR-CMAG-RAIL-S-BK
- UPC: 793811764833
- Mounting Direction: Forward or Reverse
What’s Included
- 1x Angled Vertical Grip (short)
- 2x M5x30mm screws
- 2x Hex nuts
- 1x Hex wrench
- 1x Loctite Threadlocker Blue 242
- 1x Warning card
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this grip work on my AR-15 handguard?
This grip mounts to 1913 Picatinny rails, so your handguard needs to have a Picatinny section or rail installed. If your setup already has a Picatinny rail on the front, you're good to go. M-LOK handguards need a different grip or an adapter.
How much space does the cable management system actually hold?
The cavity inside the grip can route and store typical weapon light cables and similar small diameter wiring. The short version keeps everything compact, so you're not looking at massive storage but enough to organize standard flashlight cables and pressure switch wiring neatly inside the grip body.
Can I mount this angled vertical grip in either direction?
Yes, the short model can be mounted facing forward or backward based on your preference. This flexibility lets you set it up however feels most comfortable for your shooting style.
How does the 86-degree angle compare to a straight vertical grip?
The forward angle takes your wrist out of that awkward bend you get with traditional vertical grips. It provides a more natural wrist position and locks your forearm tighter to the rifle, giving you better control and reduced fatigue during extended shooting.





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