Rebel CNC Keymod Short Angled Skeleton Grip – Black

Looking to shave every millisecond off your target acquisition time? The Rebel CNC Short Angled Skeleton Grip is designed for the high-speed player who demands a minimalist footprint with maximum mechanical advantage.This isn’t just an accessory; its a precision-engineered control point. By using a “shorty” profile, Rebel provides a perfect index point for your hand without the snag-risk or bulk of a traditional vertical grip. It is the ideal choice for PDWs, SMGs, and SBR (Short Barreled Rifle) builds where rail space is at a premium.Tactical Performance FeaturesUltralight Skeletonized Frame: CNC-machined from 6061-T6 Aluminium, this grip provides a “featherweight” feel while maintaining the structural rigidity needed for aggressive barricade bracing.Optimized Hand Positioning: The subtle angled design promotes a more ergonomic wrist angle, allowing for a comfortable hybrid grip that excels in fast-paced CQB environments.Direct Keymod Integration: Low-profile mounting hardware ensures the grip sits flush against your handguard, eliminating the need for bulky Picatinny adapters and keeping your rifles profile slim.Tactile Grip Serrations: The front and rear faces of the grip feature machined serrations to ensure a non-slip surface, providing consistent pull-back tension into your shoulder pocket.Technical SpecificationsFeatureSpecificationMaterialAerospace-Grade CNC AluminiumMountingKeymod Direct InterfaceProfileCompact / Short AngledFinishScratch-Resistant Hard AnodizingWeight~45g (Minimalist Design)HardwareHigh-Tensile Steel Keymod Bolts IncludedThe “Stubby” AdvantageThe Short Angled Skeleton grip is a favorite among “Speedsoft” players and Milsim point-men alike. Its compact length means it won’t get hung up on your plate carrier or chest rig during transitions, yet it provides enough surface area to act as a hand-stop, preventing your hand from sliding forward toward the muzzle during rapid fire.Operator’s Insight: This short grip is perfect for “indexing.” By placing your pinky and ring finger on the grip and your index finger along the rail, you gain incredible “point-ability” for snap-shooting in tight spaces.