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Recover Tactical® 20/20 Series FG20 Angled Forward Grip. Compatible w/ 20/20N, 20/21, 20/22, 20/80, 20/11 Stabilizers

$49.95

Not For Export | Only Compatible with the 20/20N, 20/21, 20/22, 20/11, & 20/80 (not the original 20/20) The FG20 is an ergonomically designed angled forward grip for your pistol. It is designed to fit perfectly onto the built-in rail in the 20/20N, 20/21, 20/22, 20/11, & 20/80 Stabilizers. Made from glass-reinforced polymer, it is lightweight and strong. The forward grip is designed to provide the user with increased stability and accuracy. NFA Warnings

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Recover Tactical® 20/20 Series FG20 Angled Forward Grip. Compatible w/ 20/20N, 20/21, 20/22, 20/80, 20/11 Stabilizers
Recover Tactical® 20/20 Series FG20 Angled Forward Grip. Compatible w/ 20/20N, 20/21, 20/22, 20/80, 20/11 Stabilizers
Recover Tactical® 20/20 Series FG20 Angled Forward Grip. Compatible w/ 20/20N, 20/21, 20/22, 20/80, 20/11 Stabilizers
Recover Tactical® 20/20 Series FG20 Angled Forward Grip. Compatible w/ 20/20N, 20/21, 20/22, 20/80, 20/11 Stabilizers
Recover Tactical® 20/20 Series FG20 Angled Forward Grip. Compatible w/ 20/20N, 20/21, 20/22, 20/80, 20/11 Stabilizers
Recover Tactical® 20/20 Series FG20 Angled Forward Grip. Compatible w/ 20/20N, 20/21, 20/22, 20/80, 20/11 Stabilizers

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Features

  • Ready for use out of the box
  • Simple installation
  • Mounts on the Stabilizer’s built-in rail
  • Compatible with the 20/20N, 20/21, 20/22, 20/11, & 20/80 (not the original 20/20)
  • No pistol disassembly or permanent modifications required
  • Lightweight and compact
  • Made from glass reinforced polymer
  • Increases accuracy
  • Compatible with the G7 proprietary holster
  • Product Disclaimers

Weapons compatible with FG20-01

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Customer Questions and Answers

7 questions from customers

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Does this brace work with a S&W M&P 9C ?

A
Hi Eric,  Thank you for reaching out. At this time, we don’t have any plans for a compatible version. However, if we release one in the future, we’ll be sure to notify our mailing list.
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Is the fg20 grip compatible with the gr30 rail?

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The GR30 rail is not long enough to accommodate the FG20 grip.

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Will this fit in the G7 pic rail adapter only?

A

No, this will not fit the G7 Adapter Rail.

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does it fit to 2011 bul armory tac 4.25?

A

Are you asking if this will mount directly on the Tac .45 factory pic rail? It is pic rail mounted so you should have no issue sliding it on. How nicely it will play with your exact model, I can't say. Feel free to try and return as per our money-back guarantee if it does not work out. 

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Will this fit a Glock21 ?

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Which generation? Does it have a built-in rail?

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Is this compatible with the G7 holster?

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Yes. It is compatible. The holster allows for holstering with pic rail attachments mounted like the FG20, a Mag pouch or a light.

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Even if you call it a "afg" doesn't it have to be a 45° angle for it to not make your pistol an A.O.W.

A

We can't comment on anything legal here. You can read our disclaimer here. Anything further should be addressed to a lawyer.

Product Reviews

4.0 out of 5 · 1 review

Joshua jackson

Its a grip! I sort of like how it locks into the frame instead of sitting on the rail, but what i dont like is how it was kind of hard to get it to actually settle in there while tightening it up, while also managing to sit low enough below the handgun to feel a little unnatural. I hold it in a way where one of my fingers goes up above, just below the barrel to have it feel more grip like, but otherwise a must for running this like a rifle.

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