The Zero-8 grips in this collection were not built as a cheap aftermarket part or an inexpensive vertical foregrip. The Zero-8 V2 was designed off feedback from shooters running rifles hard in training, competition, and duty roles, and the M-LOK version carries the same engineering standard as the picatinny rail variant. Law enforcement officers, military personnel, and competitive shooters use the Zero-8 to set a fixed grip angle that matches their stance, supports their barrier work, and locks in the support hand position they need for accuracy from one rep to the next.
The Zero-8 V2 standard and K-Grip M-LOK configurations both index to compatible hand guards through standard m-lok slots and lock down with the included 10-24 button head cap screws and 1/8 inch allen wrench. Set the cant anywhere from 0 to 8 degrees, run the angle adjustments straight through the grip body without pulling it off your handguard, and lock the position with the stainless steel coil pin and set screw if you want it fixed for the long haul. The grip stays put on the m-lok mounting under recoil, barrier transitions, and prone work without backing off or rotating, even when the rifle is loaded with weapon lights and other accessories on the same handguard.
For shooters running an AR-15 platform, a submachine gun, or a shotgun with a longer handguard cut for M-LOK, the Zero-8 V2 gives you a single fore grip that adjusts to your shooting position without forcing you to swap parts every time your stance changes. The True North Concepts Zero-8 M-LOK selection keeps the full lineup in stock and ready to ship from the United States.
