Would a foregrip make a difference?

[viowithcrailtap]

Hey Guys,

 

I was just wondering if attachments like a foregrip make any difference to how a gun would control? Is there less spread or is the foregrip just for comfort?

 

Also, can you put different branded attachments to guns i.e. G&G Gun with Classic Army attachments?

[M_P]

Pretty much just for comfort and changing how you hold the rifle.
Any that are for RIS will fit any other make's RIS systems too

[viowithcrailtap]

Great! Thanks

[M_P]

Basically, buy the gun and if you dont find it particularly comfy to shoulder, then look for a grip or something that may help

[Carrel]

yeah they are just for comfort really, I mainly play CQB so I often don't have opportunity to have my rifle down. and in 20 minute games it can start to become fatiguing. I use a foregrip so I can keep the rifle more comfotable and shoulder it easier. Completely depends on preference though

[Hibernator]

You should find it makes it easier to manoeuver the gun in a CQB environment with tight corners and doorways to get round. Although in airsoft it tends to be more about comfort than control - it's not like we have recoil to worry about

[Rock-climby-Dave]

For playing properly close fast games, I would suggest the good ol' T.O.B. grip. Some people find a forgrip helps this, I use mine for transition drills more than anything else.

[Baz JJ]

I have a HK416 which has a rail where your forward hand goes. I find the fore grip useful for supporting the weight and more comfortable than gripping the rail. When Ive used M4s and such, Ive found I didn't need one.

 

Fore grips also allow your hand to be a bit lower and it keeps the mag clear of the ground when you are prone.