What's Included?
- BCMGUNFIGHTER™ KAG Angled Grip
Features:
- Forward rake gives positive retention when using "C-clamp" (thumb over bore) method of handguard support
- Works as a rest for supported firing positions
- Slight angle without significant bulk adds just the right amount of relief to the wrist without substantially increasing the girth of the handguard
- Small profile is just enough to get repeatable hand position on weapon forend
- Textured in front and back for positive engagement
- Made in the U.S.A. from high quality, impact resistant polymers.
Technical Specifications:
- Model number: BCM-KAG-KM-BLK, BCM-KAG-MCMR-BLK, BCM-KAG-KM-FDE, BCM-KAG-MCMR-FDE
- Color: Black or Tan
- Compatibility: M-LOK or Keymod
- Material: Polymer
Q&A
Q: What technical specifications does the KAG Angled Grip have?
A: The grip comes in model numbers BCM-KAG-KM-BLK, BCM-KAG-MCMR-BLK, BCM-KAG-KM-FDE, and BCM-KAG-MCMR-FDE, available in black or tan. It's compatible with M-LOK or Keymod systems and is made from polymer.
Q: Who collaborated with BCM® to design the KAG Angled Grip?
A: The KAG is a collaboration between BCM® and Travis Haley, founder of Haley Strategic Partners and an inventor of multiple weapons manipulation enhancements in the firearms industry.
Q: How does the KAG Angled Grip improve shooting grips?
A: The Kinesthetic Angled Grip (KAG) uses a biomechanically efficient forward rake to provide positive retention and joint relief, enhancing weapon manipulation and efficiency without significantly increasing the weapon's girth. Its textured surface and ergonomic design promote consistent engagement and improved handling during transitions.
About the BCMGUNFIGHTER™ KAG Angled Grip
The BCMGUNFIGHTER™ KAG Angled Grip stands out as a pinnacle of collaborative innovation, merging the expertise of BCM® with the visionary designs of Travis Haley, the founder of Haley Strategic Partners. This partnership has birthed a grip that not only enhances the shooter's handling of the airsoft gun but does so in a manner that respects the natural biomechanics of the human body. The Kinesthetic Angled Grip (KAG) represents a leap forward in shooting ergonomics, specifically engineered to improve the efficiency and comfort of the shooter during operation.
Crafted from high-quality, impact-resistant polymers, the KAG Angled Grip is designed to withstand the rigors of tactical operations and extensive use. It is available in black or tan to match a variety of firearm finishes and is compatible with both M-LOK and Keymod systems, offering flexibility for different rifle configurations. The grip features a unique forward rake, a design choice that is not merely aesthetic but functional, facilitating positive retention when employing the "C-clamp" method of handguard support. This design is particularly effective in reducing strain on the wrist, elbow, and shoulder, allowing for a more comfortable and controlled shooting experience.
The subtlety of its design lies in its slight angle and small profile, which together ensure that the grip does not significantly increase the girth of the handguard. This feature is crucial for maintaining the weapon's sleekness and handling ease. Moreover, the grip is meticulously textured on both the front and back, ensuring that the shooter's hand finds a reliable purchase for consistent hand placement on the weapon's forend. This consistent engagement translates directly into improved weapon manipulation and smoother transitions between targets.
In conclusion, the BCMGUNFIGHTER™ KAG Angled Grip is more than just an accessory; it is a testament to the power of thoughtful design and collaboration in the firearms industry. By prioritizing the shooter's comfort and the natural mechanics of weapon handling, BCM® and Travis Haley have created a grip that not only enhances the functionality of the firearm but also the overall shooting experience. Whether for tactical operations, competitive shooting, or recreational use, the KAG Angled Grip offers a significant advantage to those who prioritize precision and ergonomics in their shooting endeavors.