Having a hand stop on your rifle aids in support-hand placement for consistent shooting, and it is especially necessary on today's short-barreled rifles and pistols to prevent a support hand from slipping in front of the muzzle. This hand stop features elements commonly found in barrier stops, too, including a textured surface that allows shooters to load their rifles onto a barrier for a more stable shooting position. The hand stop attaches to any M-LOK handguard.