u/GunMaster33

I really like the True North Concepts Multi-Angle grip. I know the law requires it to be a vertical grip for an other to be legal and it goes by what the manufacturer calls the grip to determine if its an angled or vertical grip like the magpul vertical grip is good to go because they call it a vertical grip despite it being slightly angled. Whats everyones opinion on something like this? Is it a flat out nogo because they call it multi-angle? Or should it be find if kept in the vertical position? Does length have anything to do with it? This is the short version. There is a longer version available if there is a length minimum.

Heres where I’m at with my current DD build. I have builders block and need inspiration. I put down what I currently setup and what I’m thinking about doing. I kinda like the 50 shades of tan look a lot of people are doing recently but not sure how it would look with DD brown in the mix. Post up your build or give me some opinions. I’m open to anything

Disclaimer: I need to have a vertical grip and a brace to be compliant. It’s a non-NFA other. I don’t have the option to SBR it. Suppressors arent in the cards for me right now either. But hopefully someday it will be.

Current:

- DD 10.3” upper carbine gas system

- DD MK18 RIII 9.5” hand guard

- PWS FRC 3 Port Compensator

- DD Vertical Grip

- Magpul MBUS Pro

- Vortex Sparc II

- DD BCG

- DD Grip-n-Rip Ambi CH

- DD Lower

- DD grip with trigger guard

Thinking about:

- SB Tactical SBA5 Tan or Black

- Replace Grip with

• B5 grip Tan or Black

• Swap with the DD brown grip to match

- Streamlight Protac Rail Mount

• 1L-X Pro

• HP-X Pro

- Driven Arms Magwell

- Replace DD Vertical grip with True North Concepts Vertical grip