Magpul M-LOK SVG Short Vertical Grip

The Magpul SVG (Short Vertical Grip) is the compact addition to Magpul's M-LOK vertical foregrip lineup, sitting between the full-length MVG and a hand stop in both length and grip surface. Where the MVG is 3 inches tall and intended for a full wrap of the support hand, the SVG is shorter to suit shooters running compressed grip positions, tucked-in support arms on short-barrel rifles and pistols, or anyone who wants the positive index of a vertical surface without the bulk of a traditional VFG. The grip is ambidextrous and works the same for left and right-handed shooters with no flipping or modification.

Construction is reinforced polymer with Magpul's Trapezoidal Surface Projection (TSP) texture on the side panels, the same aggressive pattern used on the MOE+ grip series. The front and rear straps add serrations for a positive pull into the shoulder and push during recoil management. The mounting interface is direct M-LOK and seats flush to octagonal aluminum handguards. The SVG is not compatible with round handguards or polymer M-LOK rails; the flat-faced mounting surface requires the octagonal profile common on BCM, Aero Precision, Geissele, and Daniel Defense handguards from the last 5-7 years.

Real-world use places the SVG against the BCM KAG and Magpul's own MVG. The KAG runs a forward rake and works as an AFG-style hand stop, while the SVG keeps a true vertical orientation in a smaller footprint than the MVG. Shooters running short uppers or PCCs where rail real estate is tight will prefer the SVG; shooters wrapping the full support hand around a foregrip will still favor the MVG. The SVG sits in the same value tier as the existing Magpul M-LOK furniture lineup.