Drop forwards that attach to more than the grip????

[spacejunkiehsv]

Does anyone make a drop forward that somehow attaches to your front grip on the 98C? It seems to me that the screws would get loose in the grip with all that extra force on the screws, if you were putting much upward force on the bottom of the tank or drop forward. Just with messing around with my gun and target practicing, my two screws have gotten loose, the ones that hold on the CO2 adapter. If another point were attached in the front, the drop forward would be able to take much more of a load. Do those things ever break?

New cluebag.........

[-=RA=-]

Go to www.countypaintball.com and look at the Intruder Assault by Pro-Team Products. It's a foregrip/expansion chamber/drop forward. You screw the Intruder into a vertical adaptor and it takes the place of the foregrip. Plus it is a one-stage exspansion chamber (not very good I admit). Biggest benefit is that it lets you screw the tank directly into the Intruder, bringing the tank directly under the gun. Take a look at it and you'll see what I mean.

[The Mafia]

As long as you purchase a quality, well made drop, I wouldn't be too concerned about it breaking. As for the screws loosening, some blue thread lock will take care of that.

[Schwartz]

Thats a good idea, but i havent even found the need for loctite becuase my screws have never come loose.
The intruder is defiantely something to consider anyways.

[SoNiCIMPLUSE]

There is a DF that attaches to where the the trigger guard goes but it does look kinda funny

http://shop.paintballarmory.com/mmpba/Images/JMJ.GIF

[KAsplat]

phsyco ballistix drop forwards attache to lots of diferent grips. spyders and tippmanns. only 25 bucks online