Any experience with Tango Down VFG's?

[Blake 50]

Yesterday I bought a carbine that came with a Tango Down VFG, this one:  

 

http://tangodown.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=26&products_id=65

 

I know it isn't a knock off so before you suggest that it's not the case.  

 

There is a lot of play in the VFG, i.e. it rocks back and forth on the rail.  The rail is rock solid on the carbine, so I know it's the attachment points on the VFG.  After looking it up it isn't a cheap VFG, so I am wondering if any of you have their products and can tell me if this is normal?  Normally I would just assume there was something wrong with it but the attachment points on this one are different from anything else I have used, including a QD TD grip.  

 

Grip is pictured.

 

 

 

 

 

[RUTGERS95 890]

I don't have any experience with them and if I can recommend a brand of vgs, I use Tapco.  Tapco does make some crap but their VFG's are tough, seal is waterproof for the compartment, no play, have never given me an issue on 3 rifles they sit on, are inexpensive, and 2 of my buddies used them on multiple tours in the stan and Iraq and swear by them.

 

go with the stubbies......

[High Exposure 5,664]

Did you buy it used or new?

 

Taking the std mount (not QD) TD VFG on and off can open up the rail slot a little and shave the locking blocks down a bit.

 

Also, if the pic slots are tight, the locking blocks may not seat all the way in, giving the VFG some play.

 

That looseness really isn't a big deal in the great scheme of things. If you think something is wrong, contact TD CS. They are outstanding and will make it right. Jeff Cahill is a classy guy and he runs a top-notch company.

 

Oh, and Rutgers95 is right, go with the stubbies. I have a box full of std length VFG in the closet. They were all replaced with stubbies.