SAS's prehistoric tactical: please identify this foregrip
 

hello all
can anyone identify the foregrip used on the gun on the right side of the pic?
it looks like a drill handle doesn't it ?

http://crimethroughtimecollection.fi...17-2.jpg?w=823

kinda looks like an ak grip ziptied to the mp5

You know what it looks like?

It looks like a pair of Locking Pliers... Which would actually be really effective...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locking_pliers

the white pixels look more like a metal part to me, the kind you find on this drill's front handle - it's the early eighties, Ak grips didn't exist.

http://ak.buy.com/PI/0/500/217358657.jpg

yeah I was wondering about that too
something like this one

http://us.123rf.com/400wm/400/400/ab...bber-grips.jpg

profile looks more like a plumber's plier though

It's probably off a hammer drill.

This photo has been brought up before on either Arnies or UKAZ and the general concensus was that it was off of a drill. Not exactly concrete but I hope it helps.

that's oldschool...

and well the mp5 is some sort of hammer drill after all

http://www.tvsa.co.za/images/shows/r/iranian_1.jpg

It looks like its that same guy again, this picture makes me think twice about hammer drill thing. I have a hammer drill at home and a classic army mp5, I do not think there is a solid way of attaching that without damaging anything. then again im known to be 90% wrong LOL

looks like a giant maglite mounted on top...

Ask the guys on sas22.com afew authentic nimrod kit collectors there i would be shocked if someone on there didnt know.. sure does look like plyers though lol

not giant, D-sized.the regular size in 1980.mini flashlights are a recent thing.

It's just a strap that wraps around the foregrip; easy peasy.

oil filter wrench also comes to mind.

That also looks like a drill handle.

That's kind of the point of posting it.