Abstract: The weapon foregrip uses a modular design that includes a grip base and interchangeable angled grip attachments. The interchangeable angle grip attachments have bottom grip faces with differing grip angles, which allows the configuration of the foregrip to be selectively adapted for the particular user and weapon. The grip base has a grip body and an integral forward extending switch platform, which properly positions a pressure switch under the user's thumb so that an illumination and/or targeting device can be actuated by the user's thumb while maintaining a positive “thumb-forward” grip on the weapon. The foregrip may also have an electronics head, which houses integrated electronic illumination and/or targeting systems.

Abstract: The weapon foregrip uses a modular design that includes a grip base and interchangeable angled grip attachments. The interchangeable angle grip attachments have bottom grip faces with differing grip angles, which allows the configuration of the foregrip to be selectively adapted for the particular user and weapon. The grip base has a grip body and an integral forward extending switch platform, which properly positions a pressure switch under the user's thumb so that an illumination and/or targeting device can be actuated by the user's thumb while maintaining a positive “thumb-forward” grip on the weapon. The foregrip may also have an electronics head, which houses integrated electronic illumination and/or targeting systems.

Abstract: A grip for a rifle is configured and adapted to be mounted to the handguard of the rifle and is only one of left or right handed. The grip is adapted and configured such that, when operating the rifle and holding the grip, a person's palm will extend adjacent one of the opposite sides of the rifle with the grip therebetween and the person's fingers will extend across and below the bottom of the rifle with the grip therebetween.

Abstract: A grip for a rifle is configured and adapted to be mounted to the handguard of the rifle and is only one of left or right handed. The grip is adapted and configured such that, when operating the rifle and holding the grip, a person's palm will extend adjacent one of the opposite sides of the rifle with the grip therebetween and the person's fingers will extend across and below the bottom of the rifle with the grip therebetween.