Angled Front Grip for Picatinny Rail

This is an angled ar-15 fore grip with a baracade stop that attaches to an ar-15 handguard with a standard picatinny rail. 

This fore grip is modeled to improve on other ar-15 grips that emulate the look of an FN PS90.

This model includes 3 interchangeable soft rubber tpu grips:

•  One with an indent for a right handed shooter
•  One with an indent for a left handed shooter
•  One without any indent at all (my favorite for the range).

The front of the grip is intended as a baracade stop. Unike others, I chose specifically not to include a giant gaping hole in the spot where you'll bang it against a wall. My design philosophy is durability over gimmicks like a quick release sling mount.

If you don't have a picatinny rail on the underside of your hand guard, they're easy to print and widely available online in aluminum. I am very satisfied with this model, I don't intend to make it natively m-lok or keymod.

I am not using this for airsoft and I don't expect many others will, either. I recommend printing this with a 0.4mm nozzle (the standard), a  minimum of 4 walls, and at least 50% infill.

Print in the orientation of my model with the baracade stop at the top. I intentionally baked angles into the model so the walls aren't stacked perfectly on top of each other. This significantly strengthens the parts by making a subtle 🧱 brick wall pattern.

Does Bambu handy still strip out fuzzy skin?  Idk, but I prefer the TPU parts between 20% and 50% infill with basic fuzzy skin.

You'll need hardware. It's designed for 4x M3 x 30 Button Head screws and 4x slim M3 JAM nuts (mcmaster PN 90710A030 or equivalent).  You can use M3 x 30 Socket Heads and M3 regular nuts (listed below), but it won't look as pretty. The recess for the screwhead and the nuts is sized correctly for the narrower hardware, other stuff will be slightly proud of the plastic. It's barely noticeable, but worth mentioning.

If you print this, please let me know what filaments you used and how it went! My filament choices were thoroughly dried sunlu pla+ magenta, creality PETG magenta, and sunlu TPU. I strongly recommend against pla-cf and petg-cf for ANY part that might regularly come in contact with your skin.