Hello all. Newbie to the forum here, as well as to the PSA platform. After months of YouTube drooling, I’ve pulled the proverbial trigger on a 10.5" KS-47. Do any of y’all have any working experience with running a LINK foregrip on your pistol/rifle? I have one on my 5.56, but I’ve seen where various M-Lok attachments struggle to find their place on a KS-47. Thanks in advance!
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I love mine. Shoots like a dream and the link feels really good on it.
Bonus: Grip Clamp C™ compatible. Thank Polenar for that one
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Thanks for the feedback- I’m also a fan of them…even if I did find out the hard way that they can be a pain in the rear…
Moral of the story: learn how to gracefully fall at a full sprint, haha!
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When you expecting that Gosling to hatch-out? 
(I suppose I can laugh a little with you - smashed my left index-finger 8 days ago, the nail is just now starting to separate…)
thats a beautiful ks47 @kastaway81 …
@Preacher828 man that looks like it hurt. what happened? talk about a big bump on that hand… looks like it got your iwatch too some.
I’m envious of you both for having ks47s… i have yet to pull that trigger… something always comes up in its place… lol. one day i’ll pick one up.
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Short story long, it was a work-related training exercise. I was “charging” a house while taking fire, and tripped over the terrain. My rifle was slung around my neck, leaving me to catch myself on the ground with my left hand. My right hand never lost its grip on the pistol grip on the weapon, and the foregrip landed, with all my weight behind it, on the back of my left hand. Thought it was broke, but was only bruised. This pic was taken about an hour later:
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owch. sounds painful. it does look better in the second photo.