Description
Big Foot AEG & Gas M4 Magpull Grip (2pcs – Black)
This pack contains two Big Foot magazine grips in black, made for standard M4-style magazines used in M4-pattern AEGs and gas rifles. Often called “magpuls” after the original design, these loops fit over the base of a magazine to give you a solid tab to grab when pulling a magazine from a pouch.
Pulling a smooth, tightly fitting magazine out of a pouch can be awkward, especially with gloves on, in the cold or under pressure in a game. A magazine grip gives your fingers something positive to hook onto, making reloads faster and more reliable. With two in the pack, you can fit out a pair of magazines or keep one as a spare.
How they work
The grip stretches over the base of the magazine and sits snugly in place, leaving a loop or tab protruding below the floor plate. When you reach for a magazine, you simply hook the tab and pull it upwards out of the pouch. The same tab also helps when stripping a magazine from the rifle.
Because they make magazines easier to grab, grips are particularly useful with closed-top pouches and with magazines that sit deep in the pouch.
Choosing the right version
Big Foot offers versions for different magazine shapes. This listing is for standard M4-style magazines; if your magazines are a different shape, look at the P-MAG version instead. Check the product images and compare them with your magazines before ordering.
Key features
- Pack of 2 magazine grips
- For standard M4-style magazines
- Suitable for AEG and gas rifle magazines
- Black finish
- Makes magazines easier to pull from pouches
- Helps with gloved and fast reloads
What’s in the box
- 2 x magazine grips
Compatibility
Designed for standard M4-style magazines for M4-pattern AEGs and gas rifles. Magazine base plates vary between brands and between AEG and gas blowback magazines, so check the product images against your own magazines before ordering. Fitting a grip may make some magazines a tighter fit in narrow pouches.
Care and maintenance
Wipe the grips clean after muddy games and let them dry. Check them occasionally for splits or stretching, and replace any that have become loose so they do not slip off in the field.
Keep them away from solvents and prolonged direct heat, which can harden or weaken the material over time.
Who is it for?
Ideal for players who want quicker, more positive magazine changes, particularly those who play in gloves or use closed-top pouches.
