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Magpul

Magpul MVG Vertical Grip for M-LOK Handguards

$22.95
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Key specifications

Platform
AR-15 / M4
Type
MOE Vertical Grip (MVG)
Material
Reinforced polymer
Mount Interface
M-LOK direct-attach
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 Magpul MVG is a polymer vertical foregrip that mounts directly into any M-LOK handguard slot, with no rail or adapter required.

The Magpul MVG (MOE Vertical Grip, MAG597) attaches straight to any M-LOK handguard or forend, giving you a positive, repeatable hand stop and a comfortable vertical hold without the bulk of a rail-and-adapter setup. The compact body keeps weight and length down while the MOE TSP texture delivers grip in the wet, in gloves, and under recoil.

It is the simple, proven answer for shooters who want a vertical reference point on a modern M-LOK forend: bolt it on, set your hand, and shoot.

How It Compares

If an angled hold suits you better, the same M-LOK mount is used by the AFG angled fore grip, and the SVG short vertical grip is the shorter hand-stop version.

Key Features

  • Direct M-LOK mount: no rail section or adapter needed
  • Low-profile vertical hold: a consistent support-hand index
  • MOE TSP texture: positive control in any conditions
  • Reinforced polymer: light, tough, hard-wearing
  • Five finishes: Black, Flat Dark Earth, Stealth Gray, Modified Coyote Brown, Olive Drab Green

Compatibility & Fitment

Mounts directly to any M-LOK-compatible handguard or forend using the supplied M-LOK hardware — no Picatinny rail or adapter required. Handguards that are Picatinny-only or use a different slot standard will not take it, so check what your forend actually is before you buy. Position it where your support hand naturally falls and torque the hardware.

What's Included

  • Magpul MVG vertical grip
  • M-LOK mounting hardware (T-nuts and screws)

Technical Specifications

Platform

AR-15 / M4

Type

MOE Vertical Grip (MVG)

Material

Reinforced polymer

Finish

Black, Flat Dark Earth, Stealth Gray, Modified Coyote Brown, Olive Drab Green

Mount Interface

M-LOK direct-attach

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

Will the MVG fit my handguard?
It mounts directly to any M-LOK-compatible handguard or forend, so the thing to check first is that your forend is genuinely M-LOK rather than Picatinny-only or a different slot standard. You also want a free M-LOK slot at the point where your support hand naturally falls, so plan around any light or laser already on the forend. No Picatinny rail or adapter is needed.

What does a vertical grip actually do for me?
It gives your support hand a positive, repeatable place to sit, so your hold is the same every time you bring the rifle up rather than drifting along the handguard. That consistency is what makes the difference under recoil and between targets. The MOE TSP texture keeps that hold positive in the wet and in gloves, and the compact body adds the reference point without much weight or bulk.

How does it compare with the RVG and the angled AFG?
The MVG is the direct-mount M-LOK version of the same idea as the RVG, which needs a Picatinny rail instead — pick by what your forend is. Against the angled M-LOK AFG, the MVG is the vertical hold: a firm hand stop rather than a thumb-forward rest along the handguard.

Is fitting it straightforward?
Yes — the M-LOK mounting hardware, T-nuts and screws, is supplied. You position the grip where your support hand indexes, drop the T-nuts into the slot, turn them and torque the screws. There is no permanent change to the handguard, and it is worth re-checking the screws after the first range trip.