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Gel Blaster Foregrips

Shop gel blaster foregrips and handstops in angled, vertical and compact styles. Choose M-LOK-compatible grips for matching slots or Picatinny foregrips for raised rails, then compare the shape, material and space on your handguard.

Our QLD physical shop carries local stock, with Cyber Custom workshop support for fitting and building your setup.
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RailScales Style M-LOK Metal Vertical Foregrip

RailScales Style M-LOK-Compatible Metal Vertical Foregrip

$40.00
Noveske Alloy M-LOK Handstop for Gel Blasters

Noveske Alloy M-LOK-Compatible Handstop for Gel Blasters

$19.00
Daniel Defense M-LOK Vertical Foregrip for Gel Blasters

Daniel Defense M-LOK-Compatible Vertical Foregrip for Gel Blasters

$25.00
Zinc Alloy EC-Style Handstop (M-LOK) for Gel Blasters

Zinc Alloy EC-Style Handstop (M-LOK-Compatible) for Gel Blasters

$23.00
Nylon Handstop (Picatinny) for Gel Blasters

Nylon Handstop (Picatinny) for Gel Blasters

$17.00
Nylon Angled Foregrip (Picatinny) for Gel Blasters

Nylon Angled Foregrip (Picatinny) for Gel Blasters

$10.00
BCM GUNFIGHTER Vertical Grip (M-LOK) for Gel Blasters

BCM GUNFIGHTER Vertical Grip (M-LOK-Compatible) for Gel Blasters

$15.00
Nylon Angled Foregrip (Picatinny) for Gel Blasters

Nylon Angled Foregrip (Picatinny) for Gel Blasters

$15.00
SLR Alloy M-LOK Handstop for Gel Blasters

SLR Alloy M-LOK-Compatible Handstop for Gel Blasters

$19.00
Nylon M-LOK AFG-Angled Foregrip for Gel Blasters

Nylon M-LOK-Compatible AFG-Angled Foregrip for Gel Blasters

$11.00
BCM GUNFIGHTER Foregrip - MLOK

BCM GUNFIGHTER Foregrip - M-LOK-Compatible

$20.00
Foregrip guide

Choose the mount first, then the grip

Look at the underside of your handguard where you want to put your support hand. Raised rails and flat slots take different fittings. Once you have matched that interface, try a grip shape that feels natural and leaves room for the rest of your attachments.

Which mounting interface do you have?

M-LOK-compatible grips

These attach to matching M-LOK slots with mounting nuts behind the handguard. Our range includes nylon and metal options, from compact handstops to vertical and angled grips.

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Picatinny foregrips

These clamp onto raised Picatinny rails with cross-slots. Choose an angled grip for a fuller contact area, or a handstop if you prefer to hold the handguard itself.

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Handguards with both interfaces

A handguard can have a Picatinny top rail and M-LOK slots along its sides and underside. Match the grip to the position where it will sit, not simply to the interface on top.

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Find a shape that suits your hand

Vertical foregrips

A vertical grip gives you a handle below the handguard. Compare its length and angle with your usual hand position; a short grip and a full-length handle can feel quite different.

Angled foregrips

An angled grip gives your palm and fingers a shaped contact area underneath the handguard. It takes up more length than a small handstop, so leave enough space beside rail covers and torch switches.

Compact handstops

A handstop gives your hand a repeatable reference point without adding a full handle. It is worth trying if you like gripping the handguard and want to keep the front end compact.

Match the grip to its mounting position

Mounting positionYour choiceHow it fits
M-LOK slotsAn M-LOK-compatible grip or handstop.Direct slot mounting with the supplied fitting.
Picatinny railA Picatinny grip or handstop.The clamp fits onto the matching rail.
M-LOK slots, but you want a Picatinny gripA suitable M-LOK-to-Picatinny rail adaptor.The adaptor adds a rail section for the grip.

For material and weight comparisons, see the individual listings and the two interface guides above. Nylon and metal choices vary by mounting type; a heavier grip is not automatically more comfortable.

Try the grip with your own setup

Bring your blaster to our QLD physical shop to compare available local stock. We can help position the grip alongside your other attachments, with Cyber Custom workshop support if you want help fitting it. A photo of the underside of your handguard is useful if you are asking online.

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Gel blaster foregrip questions

How do I choose a foregrip for my gel blaster?

First match the mounting interface: M-LOK-compatible grips fit M-LOK slots, and Picatinny grips fit Picatinny rails. Then choose an angled grip, vertical grip or handstop around the way you hold the blaster and the space available underneath its handguard.

What is the difference between M-LOK and Picatinny foregrips?

M-LOK grips attach through matching slots, while Picatinny grips clamp onto raised rails with cross-slots. The shape of the grip does not tell you which fitting it uses. See our M-LOK-compatible and Picatinny ranges to choose the right version.

Will the same grip fit an M4 and a 416 gel blaster?

Yes, when the mounting interface is the same. An M-LOK-compatible grip fits matching M-LOK slots on either platform, and a Picatinny grip fits matching Picatinny rails. Choose the fitting by the handguard interface, not by the M4 or 416 name.

Should I choose a vertical grip, angled grip or handstop?

A vertical grip gives you a handle below the handguard. An angled grip provides a shaped contact area for your hand, while a handstop is a smaller reference point for holding the handguard itself. Try the shapes with your usual hand position; there is no one grip that feels best for everyone.

Can I fit a Picatinny foregrip to M-LOK slots?

Yes, by adding a suitable M-LOK-to-Picatinny rail adaptor. The grip then clamps onto that rail section. It cannot attach directly to bare M-LOK slots. A direct M-LOK-compatible grip is another option if you do not want to add a rail.

Should I choose a nylon or metal foregrip?

Compare the shape, listed weight and finish as well as the material. Our M-LOK-compatible range has nylon and metal options; the currently published Picatinny grips use nylon or polymer. Pick something comfortable to hold rather than choosing by material alone.

Where should I put the grip on my handguard?

Use a position you can reach comfortably while holding your blaster. Leave room for the clamp or mounting nuts, your hand and any torch switch or rail cover nearby. If you are unsure, bring the complete setup in so we can help position it.

Can CyberTrigger help fit my foregrip?

Yes. Our QLD physical shop has local stock to compare, and the Cyber Custom workshop can help with fitting. Bring your blaster or send us a clear photo of the mounting position and tell us which grip you would like.