CTM FUKU-2 Magazine Holder Grip for AAP-01
CTM FUKU-2 Magazine Holder Grip for AAP-01
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- description
Carrying a spare magazine on a belt means finding it, orienting it and bringing it up. Carrying it under the gun means your support hand is already touching it. That is the whole idea here, and on a pistol-calibre build it changes reload times more than most things you can bolt on.
The grip body is injection moulded from glass-reinforced nylon, so it takes being gripped hard and dropped. The release itself is CNC-machined 7075 aluminium and works from either side, so a left-handed shooter is not reaching across.
It clamps to standard Picatinny and holds the common G-series pattern magazines, which is what the AAP uses.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Mounting | Standard Picatinny rail |
| Magazine fitment | WE, Action Army, TTI, KSC and KWA, GHK, VFC and RWA, and Tokyo Marui G-series magazines |
| Grip material | Injection-moulded glass-reinforced nylon |
| Release material | CNC-machined 7075 aluminium |
| Operation | Ambidextrous release |
| Package contents | Magazine holder grip, 1 piece; CNC 7075 magazine release, 1 piece |
Good to know before you buy
You need rail under the gun to mount it. A stock AAP has none at the front, so this goes with an upper or a chassis that provides it.
The magazine list covers the common G-series patterns. Extended or drum magazines are a different shape and will not sit in it.
A loaded magazine under the muzzle is weight at the far end. It makes the gun steadier to hold and slower to swing, which is a trade worth making deliberately.
Frequently asked questions
Which magazines does it take?
WE, Action Army, TTI, KSC and KWA, GHK, VFC and RWA, and Tokyo Marui G-series magazines.
Do I need a rail already?
Yes, standard Picatinny. A factory AAP has nothing to clamp to at the front.
Is the release ambidextrous?
Yes, and it is machined from 7075 rather than moulded.
Will it hold an extended magazine?
It is listed for standard G-series magazines. An extended or drum magazine is a different profile and will not fit.
What is the grip made of?
Injection-moulded glass-reinforced nylon, with the release in CNC 7075 aluminium.