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BCM Vertical Grip Mod 3 for M-LOK

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Key specifications

Platform
AR-15 / M4
Mount Interface
M-LOK, direct attach
Fits
Any standard M-LOK handguard or forend
Material
High-impact polymer
Weight
1.9 oz (54 g)
Finish
Black, Flat Dark Earth
Full specifications and details

Delivery & returns

  • Ships within the United States only.
  • Orders typically processed within 3–5 business days.
  • Unused items can be returned within 30 days of delivery.

Product details

The BCM Vertical Grip Mod 3 is a low-profile vertical foregrip for AR-15 and M4 rifles, attaching directly to any standard M-LOK slot.

The BCM VG-MCMR-Mod-3 bolts straight into the M-LOK slots of a handguard, with no rail section and no separate clamp in between. The body is deliberately short: low-profile length for increased mobility and a decreased snag factor, so it will not catch on a sling, a plate carrier or the edge of a barricade the way a full-length post can.

The forward angle increases the rigidity of the forearm while giving a more natural wrist angle, and the grip can be mounted at a reverse angle to increase control when you grab handguard and grip together. Flat sides with an aggressive texture give better yaw control to the shooter during firing — the rifle stops rolling in the hand under recoil. It weighs 1.9 oz (54 g). Made in the U.S.A. from high-quality impact-resistant polymers.

How It Compares

Ordering the wrong interface is the easiest mistake to make here, so check the handguard before you buy: elongated oval cut-outs are M-LOK, while a ladder of square teeth is Picatinny and wants the Picatinny version of the same grip.

Key Features

  • Direct M-LOK attachment — no rail section required
  • Low-profile length — more mobility, less to snag
  • Reversible angle — mount it either way around to suit your hold
  • Flat, aggressively textured sides — yaw control under recoil
  • 1.9 oz (54 g) — capability without meaningful mass

Compatibility & Fitment

This is the M-LOK version. It attaches directly to the M-LOK slots of any M-LOK handguard or forend, and it will not fit a Picatinny rail. Set it where your support hand naturally falls when the rifle is shouldered, torque down, then re-check the hardware after the first outing.

Technical Specifications

Platform

AR-15 / M4

Fits

Any standard M-LOK handguard or forend

Type

Vertical foregrip, reversible

Material

High-impact polymer

Finish

Black, Flat Dark Earth

Weight

1.9 oz (54 g)

Mount Interface

M-LOK, direct attach

Made in

USA

Brand

Bravo Company USA

US Shipping & Support

Shipped from D&R Sports Center in the USA with fast, tracked delivery. Questions on fit, mounting or which model suits your setup? Our team is glad to help before and after your purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the M-LOK version or the Picatinny version?
This is the M-LOK one. It attaches directly to M-LOK slots and will not fit a Picatinny rail. The same grip with a direct-mount Picatinny interface is the Vertical Grip Mod 3 for Picatinny. Look at your handguard before ordering: elongated oval cut-outs are M-LOK, a ladder of square teeth is Picatinny.

What does mounting it at a reverse angle do?
The grip can be fitted either way around. Run it forward-raked and it works as a conventional vertical grip you pull back into the shoulder; reversed, it changes the loading point when you grab the handguard and the grip together, which some shooters prefer for control. Fit it one way, shoot a few strings, and try the other before you decide.

How much does it add to the rifle and where should I put it?
Bravo Company USA quotes 1.9 oz (54 g), so it is a negligible addition to a handguard. Position is personal: mount it where your support hand naturally falls when the rifle is shouldered, then shoot and adjust a slot forward or back if needed. Check the hardware for tightness after the first outing, as with any newly fitted accessory.

Why flat sides rather than a rounded grip?
The flat sides carry an aggressive texture and give better yaw control during firing, which is Bravo Company USA's way of saying the rifle is less able to roll in your hand under recoil. A round post lets the gun rotate slightly; flats give the palm something to resist against. The short overall length is deliberate too — it is there to be indexed against rather than wrapped in a full fist.