Product Description

DLG Adjustable M-LOK Monopod — Five-Position Folding Foregrip

Grips and monopods tend to occupy separate drawers in most shooters’ kit bags — one for control, one for support. The DLG M-LOK Monopod makes a reasonable argument for combining the two. Mounted horizontally, it functions as a conventional foregrip. Push the quick-release button or manually adjust the hinge, and it drops into a deployed monopod position — one of five distinct angles, each with a positive lock that won’t creep under pressure. That range of positions matters in practice, because the right angle for a bench rest is rarely the same as the one you’d want prone or against cover.

The extension itself adds 40.9mm of reach when deployed, which is a considered measurement — enough to provide genuine mechanical advantage when stabilising a shot, without turning the accessory into something that snags on kit or adds awkward bulk to a compact platform. The transition is quick enough to be done under mild time pressure, whether you’re changing position on a range or adjusting between shooting scenarios.

What the DLG won’t do is pretend to be a full bipod. It’s a monopod — it steadies the rifle against a surface and reduces the effort required to hold a firing position, particularly for longer sessions. Anyone expecting the lateral stability of a bipod will need to manage those expectations. What it does offer is a meaningful reduction in hold effort when the rifle is resting against a pack, a window ledge, a barricade, or any reasonably solid surface. For competitive shooters running positional stages, that versatility is directly useful.

The polymer construction keeps weight down without sacrificing structural integrity in normal use. High-quality polymer has long since shed its reputation as a compromise material in firearms accessories — when it’s properly engineered, it handles recoil, temperature variation, and physical contact with hard surfaces without deforming or cracking. The DLG sits firmly in that bracket: the hinge feels deliberate, the locking positions are distinct, and there’s no looseness in the deployed position that might translate into inconsistency downrange.

M-LOK attachment means fitment is reliable and flush to the handguard, without the bulk or rattle that older Picatinny mounted accessories sometimes introduced. Installation is straightforward with standard M-LOK hardware, and the footprint stays low enough that it doesn’t compromise the natural grip geometry of the handguard around it. Available in black, green, and beige, it can be matched to a host platform or blended into a wider colour scheme depending on the intended use.

For shooters who want a single accessory that earns its rail space by doing two jobs properly, the DLG M-LOK Monopod is a well-considered piece of kit. It won’t suit everyone, and it doesn’t try to. But for those who shoot across varied positions — or simply want a foregrip that offers something extra when a stable surface is available — it’s a practical, unshowy solution.

Key Features

• Five-position hinge — locks at multiple deployment angles to suit different shooting positions and surfaces
• Dual-function design — operates as a horizontal foregrip when folded, converts to a vertical monopod when deployed
• 40.9mm extension — provides meaningful support depth without excessive added bulk
• Quick-release button — allows single-handed deployment alongside manual adjustment
• M-LOK compatible — flush, secure fitment across M-LOK handguard systems
• Reinforced polymer construction — handles recoil and daily use without adding unnecessary weight
• Positive locking positions — each angle locks firmly with no play in the deployed position
• Available colours — black
• Compact folded profile — closes flat against the handguard when not deployed

Technical Specifications

Ideal For

Primarily suited to competitive and tactical rifle shooters who regularly move between shooting positions — particularly those running stages involving barricades, rests, or varied support surfaces. Also practical for recreational shooters who want a foregrip with the added option of monopod support during longer range sessions. The M-LOK interface makes it compatible with the vast majority of modern AR-platform and modular rifle handguards. The three colour options give it enough versatility to suit both range builds and field setups.