The FAB Defense FXTFL T-FL ergonomic 7-position vertical foregrip gives you multiple grip angles on demand, so you can adapt your control to different shooting positions and handling styles without swapping gear. The lever-action mechanism lets you lock the grip at seven distinct angles—from nearly horizontal to fully upright—making it a practical choice for shooters who run everything from tactical carbines to precision rifles. Built tough in black polymer, it mounts to any Picatinny rail (1913 standard), so if your rifle or shotgun has modern rail real estate, this foregrip will fit.

What sets this grip apart is the flexibility. Whether you're shooting bench rest, moving through a course of fire, or just want a more comfortable hand position for a particular range session, rotating the grip to a new angle takes one hand and a second. The folding design keeps things compact when you're stowed in a pack or vehicle, and the polymer construction won't rust or require babying in the field.

FAB Defense also included a waterproof storage compartment built into the foregrip itself—handy for stashing spare batteries, a bore patch, or other small essentials that deserve dry housing. It's the kind of practical detail that shows this grip was designed by people who actually use tactical gear, not just marching it down a spec sheet.

The FAB Defense FXTFL T-FL ergonomic 7-position vertical foregrip gives you multiple grip angles on demand, so you can adapt your control to different shooting positions and handling styles without swapping gear. The lever-action mechanism lets you lock the grip at seven distinct angles—from nearly horizontal to fully upright—making it a practical choice for shooters who run everything from tactical carbines to precision rifles. Built tough in black polymer, it mounts to any Picatinny rail (1913 standard), so if your rifle or shotgun has modern rail real estate, this foregrip will fit.

What sets this grip apart is the flexibility. Whether you're shooting bench rest, moving through a course of fire, or just want a more comfortable hand position for a particular range session, rotating the grip to a new angle takes one hand and a second. The folding design keeps things compact when you're stowed in a pack or vehicle, and the polymer construction won't rust or require babying in the field.

FAB Defense also included a waterproof storage compartment built into the foregrip itself—handy for stashing spare batteries, a bore patch, or other small essentials that deserve dry housing. It's the kind of practical detail that shows this grip was designed by people who actually use tactical gear, not just marching it down a spec sheet.