The Folding Grip, an example of a Nerf tactical rail grip.
A grip is an accessory rail accessory that is meant to improve stability when firing a blaster, and provide a comfortable place to rest one's hand.
Details[]
Attachable grips are equipped to compatible blasters through the use of an accessory rail, like the Nerf tactical rail.
Despite the function of a grip being to improve one's stability, grips are usually less stable that advertised, as the attachment point of an inverse tactical rails is not very strong. On the other hand, some attachment rails such as the Picatinny rail allow grips to be attached to blasters very securely, to the point where they can be used as priming handles.
History[]
The 2010 Pop-Out Bipod that was released with the Stampede ECS has a secondary function as a grip, but it was advertised as a bipod instead.
The first Nerf tactical rail-compatible grip was the 2012 Assault Grip, released with the N-Strike Elite Retaliator.
List of grips[]
Nerf[]
Tactical rail grips[]
| Name | Year released | |
|---|---|---|
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Pop-Out Bipod | 2010 |
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Assault Grip | 2012 |
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Drop Grip | 2015 |
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Folding Grip | 2015 |
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Grip Blaster | 2016 |
RIVAL tactical rail grips[]
| Name | Year released | |
|---|---|---|
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Flashlight Grip | 2017 |
Adventure Force[]
| Name | Year released | |
|---|---|---|
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Spectrum foregrip | 2020 |
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Matrixfire foregrip | 2021 |
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| Blaster accessories | Barrel extension • Bipod • Detachable shoulder stock • Flip-up sight • Grip • Iron sights • Scope • Shield |
| Ammunition accessories | Ammo rail • Belt • Chain • Clip (Inline) • Cylinder • Drum • Hopper • Magazine (XLR Disc • High-Impact Round) • Shell • Speedloader |